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The Great Deathby Smelcer, JohnThe Great Death arrived with the man from downriver, the one who came with the light-colored strangers and had little red spots covering his body. Thirteen-yea... |
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Notes from the Dogby Paulsen, GaryWhen Johanna shows up at the beginning of summer to house-sit next door to Finn, he has no idea of the profound effect she will have on his life by the time su... |
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Crows & Cardsby Helgerson, JosephThree warnings for readers who hate surprises: 1. Beware of slivers, 2. and gamblers, 3. and aces. Zebulon Crabtree found all that out the hard way back in 184... |
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A Kiss in Timeby Flinn, Alex |
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Mudvilleby Scaletta, KurtisFor twenty-two years, since a fateful baseball game against their rival town, it has rained in Moundville, so when the rain finally stops, twelve-year-old Roy,... |
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If the Witness Liedby Cooney, Caroline B. |
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If the Witness Liedby Cooney, Caroline B. |
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Blue Mountain Troubleby Mordecai, MartinAfter being saved from a disastrous landslide by a goat that blocks their usual way to school, twins Pollyread and Jackson, living with their parents in the mo... |
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The Mostly True Adventures of Homer P. Figgby Philbrick, RodmanTwelve-year-old Homer, a poor but clever orphan, has extraordinary adventures after running away from his evil uncle to rescue his brother, who has been sold i... |
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Under Siege!Three Children at the Civil War Battle for Vicksburgby Warren, Andrea“Living in a cave under the ground for six weeks . . . I do not think a child could have passed through what I did and have forgotten it.†– Lucy McRae, ... |
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