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Best Shot in the WestThe Adventures of Nat Loveby MCKISSACK, Patricia C. & McKissack, Frederick L. |
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Earl & MoochA Mutts Treasuryby MCDONNELL, Patrick |
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Hello Kitty Sweet, Happy, Fun Book!by MOSS, Marie |
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Even Bad Dogs Go to HeavenMore from the Dog Chapelby HUNECK, Stephen |
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Wild HorsesGalloping Through Timeby Halls, Kelly Milner & Hallett, MarkWild horses - not domesticated breeds - from all over the world are presented in this book, along with a close look at the prehistoric horse-like animals and s... |
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The Haunted Surfboard (Graphic Quest)by Masters, Anthony & Dennis, PeterThe only good thing about Jack's new school is that it is near the ocean and that he loves to surf. Then he meets a daredevil surfer who insists on risking his... |
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Arf And the Metal Detector (Graphic Trax)by Wooderson, Philip & Mackeith, Bridget |
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Webster's New Explorer Student Dictionaryby Not AvailableWebsters New Explorer Student Dictionary has been created for todays elementary student. Definitions are written in clear, easy-to-understand language for ch... |
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Poetry Speaks to Childrenby Paschen, Elise & Raccah, Dominique & Giovanni, Nikki & and others.Paula Zinngrabe WendlandIn the tradition of Poetry Speaks, the anthology named a Best Book of 2002 by School Library Journal, and praised by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer as "a volum... |
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The Wishing Treeby Thong, Roseanne & McLennan, ConnieMing and his grandmother visit a wishing tree every Lunar New Year. As Ming grows from a little boy to a young man, the tree’s presence remains an important ... |
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