A directory of Smashwords ebooks available within the native Stanza ebook reading app for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

	The Arctic Flyer	by Jody Studdard Dec. 10, 2011	$2.99	20591 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Jody Studdard is the author of several children’s novels, including A Different Diamond, Fastpitch Fever, Escape from Dinosaur Planet, and The Sheriff of Sundown City. He is a graduate of Monroe High School (1989), the University of Washington (1993), and California Western School of Law (1995). In addition to writing, he is a practicing attorney with an office in Everett, Washington. He is a fan of the Seahawks, Storm, and Sounders FC.
	Die zwei kleinen Lokomotiven unterwegs (Deutsche Ausgabe)	by David Elvar (Deutschland) Nov. 24, 2011	$1.99	273 words	Sample 50%
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	De to damplokomotiver pÃ¥ tur (Dansk udgave)	by David Elvar (Denmark) Nov. 24, 2011	$1.99	280 words	Sample 50%
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	Le due locomotive in viaggio (Versione italiana)	by David Elvar (Italia) Nov. 24, 2011	$1.99	237 words	Sample 50%
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	The Two Railway Engines Pull Trains	by David Elvar (UK) Nov. 20, 2011	$1.99	272 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: This is the page for the English translations of the children's books by David Elvar. His homepage on Smashwords can be found here: http://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/DavidElvar
	Chuff The Steam Train Meets The Race Cars	by Peter Dempster Aug. 17, 2011	Free!	137 words	Read a sample
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	Die zwei kleinen Lokomotiven (Deutsche Ausgabe)	by David Elvar (Deutschland) Jan. 25, 2011	$1.99	236 words	Sample 50%
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	Le due locomotive (Versione italiana)	by David Elvar (Italia) Jan. 24, 2011	$1.99	233 words	Sample 50%
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	Christmas on Valley View Farm	by Brian Nash Nov. 13, 2010	$2.99	31288 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: Brian K. Nash was born in 1961 and grew up on a farm in Kansas. Blind from birth, he enjoyed the loving support of his parents and five siblings, who kept him active exploring the woods and riding horses. The many stories they told him and read to him fostered his love of fiction. He began composing his own fiction for children when his daughter Evelyn was small. He edited the school newspaper at the Kansas School for the Blind. Later on, he received computer training and became an adaptive technician, teaching other blind people to use a computer. He has extensive public speaking experience, especially to groups of school children, seeking to educate others regarding blindness and the capabilities of the blind. Henrietta of Valley View Farm is the first of Brian's several books for children that are being published by Smashwords. His lively, entertaining stories are set in a fictional place that has a lot in common with the locales he knew and loved as a child. The animals - chickens, cats, dogs, horses, birds, frogs, and many more - can talk to each other, and are among the most vivid of the many characters. They often have much to teach their human friends as they work together to overcome whatever challenges are thrown at them. Adventure abounds, and friendship always triumphs in the end.