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Stitchin' and Pullin'A Gee's Bend Quiltby McKissack, Patricia C.MOTHER AND DAUGHTER, grandmother and granddaughter, aunt and niece, friend and friend. For a hundred years, generations of women from Gee’s Bend have quilted... |
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ManjiroThe Boy Who Risked His Life for Two Countriesby McCully, Emily ArnoldThis is the true story of a determined and resourceful young man whose intimate knowledge of two cultures later led him to play an important role in the openin... |
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Abe Lincoln Crosses a CreekA Tall, Thin Taleby Hopkinson, Deborah |
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Sandy's CircusA Story About Alexander Calderby Stone, Tanya LeeAs a boy, Sandy was always fiddling with odds and ends, making objects for friends. When he got older he started creating wire sculptures. Sandy made a lion. N... |
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Abe Lincoln Crosses a CreekA Tall, Thin Taleby Hopkinson, Deborah & Hendrix, John |
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Lost and Foundby Clements, Andrew |
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Paddington Here and Nowby Bond, MichaelWith trouble apparently following him everywhere he roams, lovable Paddington Bear must use his charm and wit to straighten out dilemmas involving a grouchy ne... |
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Paleo BugsSurvival of the Creepiestby Bradley, Timothy J. |
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Owney, the Mail-Pouch Poochby Kerby, MonaAge 5-6. In 1888, Owney, a stray terrier puppy, finds a home in the Albany, New York, post office and becomes its official mascot as he rides the mail train, c... |
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Duel!Burr and Hamilton's Deadly War of Wordsby Fradin, Dennis BrindellIn the early morning hours of July 11, 1804, two men stood facing each other on a New Jersey cliff side. One was the U.S. vice president, Aaron Burr, and the o... |
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