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The Penderwicks on Gardam Streetby Birdsall, Jeanne |
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Diary of a Wimpy KidRodrick Rulesby Kinney, JeffGreg Heffley tells about his summer vacation and his attempts to steer clear of trouble when he returns to middle school and tries to keep his older brother Ro... |
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The True Meaning of Smekdayby Rex, AdamWhen her mother is abducted by aliens on Christmas Eve (or "Smekday" Eve since the Boov invasion), 11 year-old Tip hops in the family car and heads south to fi... |
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Good Masters! Sweet Ladies!Voices from a Medieval Villageby Schlitz, Laura Amy |
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Elijah of Buxtonby Curtis, Christopher PaulIn 1859, eleven-year-old Elijah Freeman, the first free-born child in Buxton, Canada, which is a haven for slaves fleeing the American south, uses his wits and... |
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Eggsby Spinelli, JerryMourning the loss of his mother, nine-year-old David forms an unlikely friendship with independent, quirky thirteen-year-old Primrose, as the two help each oth... |
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Outside and Inside Woolly Mammothsby Markle, Sandra |
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Quest for the Tree KangarooAn Expedition to the Cloud Forest of New Guineaby Montgomery, Sy |
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A Drowned Maiden's HairA Melodramaby Schlitz, Laura AmyAt the Barbary Asylum for Female Orphans, eleven-year-old Maud is adopted by three spinster sisters moonlighting as mediums who take her home and reveal to her... |
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What If You Met a Knight?by Adkins, JanForget jousts and quests and dragons—a real knight had real work to do, lots of mouths to feed, and trouble could ride over the hill at any moment. Castles w... |
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