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Nora and the Texas Terrorby Cox, Judy |
Reviewed In:School Library Journal |
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Nic Bishop Lizardsby Bishop, Nic |
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The Secret CaveDiscovering Lascauxby McCully, Emily ArnoldJacques, Jojo, Simon, and Marcel were looking for buried treasure when they explored a cave in the south of France in 1940. But the treasure inside was not wha... |
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The Secret CaveDiscovering Lascauxby McCully, Emily Arnold |
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The Chiru of High Tibetby Martin, Jacqueline Briggs |
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Ballet for MarthaMaking Appalachian Springby Greenberg, Jan & Jordan, Sandra & Floca, BrianMartha Graham : trailblazing choreographerAaron Copland : distinguished American composerIsamu Noguchi : artist, sculptor, craftsmanAward-winning authors Jan G... |
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Ballet for MarthaMaking Appalachian Springby Greenberg, Jan & Jordan, Sandra |
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Justin CaseSchool, Drool, and Other Daily Disastersby Vail, RachelIt’s the start of the school year, and nothing feels right to Justin. He didn’t get the teacher he wanted, he’s not in the same class as his best friend,... |
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Emma's PoemThe Voice of the Statue of Libertyby Glaser, LindaGive me your tired, your poorYour huddled masses yearning to breathe free...Who wrote these words? And why? In 1883, Emma Lazarus, deeply moved by an influx of... |
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Pop!The Invention of Bubble Gumby McCarthy, MeghanGum has been around for centuries. The ancient Greeks chewed sap from mastic trees. The American Indians chewed spruce resin. Men in top hats and women in puff... |
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