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Tower of Treasureby Chantler, Scott |
Reviewed In:School Library Journal |
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Tower of Treasure (Three Thieves)by Chantler, ScottAs an acrobat in a traveling circus, 14-year-old orphan Dessa Redd flies through the air with ease. Still, she is weighed down by troubling memories. But when ... |
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Dave the PotterArtist, Poet, Slaveby Hill, Laban Carrick & Collier, BryanTo us it is just dirt,the ground we walk on...But to Daveit was clay,the plain and basic stuffupon which he formed a lifeas a slave nearly 200 years ago.Dave w... |
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Dave the PotterArtist, Poet, Slaveby Hill, Laban Carrick |
Reviewed In:School Library Journal |
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Keeperby Appelt, Kathi |
Reviewed In:Horn Book Magazine |
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Project Seahorse (Scientists in the Field Series)by Turner, Pamela S. & Tuason, ScottPicture this: The beady black eyes of two seahorses peek out of a hiding place in a coral reef. Father seahorse and his mate wrap their monkey-like tails aroun... |
Reviewed In:Horn Book Magazine |
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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... |
Reviewed In:Horn Book Magazine |
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Ballet for MarthaMaking Appalachian Springby Greenberg, Jan & Jordan, Sandra |
Reviewed In:Horn Book Magazine |
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Project Seahorse [Scientists in the Field]by Turner, Pamela S. |
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Mary's Pennyby Landman, Tanya & Holland, RichardWith whimsical illustrations, a feminist fable proves that brains outweigh brawn when three siblings enter a most enlightening competition.Long, long ago, in t... |
Reviewed In:School Library Journal |