New From Hendrick-Long Publishing Company
Winding Path,
by Silver Spur Award winner
Martha Tannery Jones
We specialize in books with a Texas historical focus for children and young adults. Our many years of experience in publishing enables us to know just what readers, bookstores, teachers and libraries want and need.
Sam Houston American Hero
by Ann Fears Crawford
The only man who served as governor of two states and president of an independent country, he also lived with the Indians as a youth, and in old age was vilified for wanting to keep Texas in the Union during the Civil War. Read more...
Mr. Degner is a dedicated and captivating educator. Read more...
| NEW BOOK! The De Leon Family of Texas | |
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After seeing Texas, Martin De Leon was ready to leave his comfortable lifestyle in Mexico and head to the beautiful wilderness. This is the story of the family’s amazing accomplishments. Read more... |
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Let's Remember... When Texas Was a Republic
Format: Paperback, 32pp.
Publisher: Hendrick-Long Publishing Company
Recommend Age Range: 8 to 12
Let's Remember when Texas Belonged to Mexico
Format: Paperback, 32pp.
Publisher: Hendrick-Long Publishing Company
Recommend Age Range: 8 to 12
Lets Remember when Texas Belonged to Spain
Format: Paperback, 32pp.
Publisher: Hendrick-Long Publishing Company
Recommend Age Range: 8 to 12
Let's Remember Texas the 28th State
Format: Paperback, 36pp.
Publisher: Hendrick-Long Publishing Company
Recommend Age Range: 8 to 12
Let's Remember Indians of Texas
Pictures tell the history of Texas' first inhabitants.
Publisher: Hendrick-Long Publishing Company
Recommend Age 6 and above
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This classic book is designed as a guide for school tours but is also ideal for family trips. It is a concise but comprehensive historical guide that students, teachers and parents will learn from - and delight in. Read more... |
With sincere thanks, Hendrick-Long Publishing would like to acknowledge and thank these Texas Heroes
Frederic Remington's fame made him a favorite of the Western Army officers fighting the last Indian battles.
