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The Taxing Case of the Cows

A True Story About Suffrage

by Shea, Pegi Deitz & Rynbach, Iris Van & McCully, Emily Arnold

Almost 100 years after the American Revolution, Abby and Julia Smith were fighting against taxation without representation. Women hadn't been given the vote, a...

The Secret Cave

Discovering Lascaux

by McCully, Emily Arnold

Jacques, 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...

The Secret Cave

Discovering Lascaux

by McCully, Emily Arnold

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The Banshee

by Bunting, Eve & McCully, Emily Arnold

“SCREE . . . SCREE . . .” Terry is half asleep when he hears the wailing, rising and falling like the waves of the sea. He wishes it were a dream, but he k...

Guttersnipe

by Cutler, Jane & McCully, Emily Arnold

In Canada early in the twentieth century, Ben, the youngest in a family of Jewish immigrants struggling to make ends meet, decides to help out but when a hat m...

Manjiro

The Boy Who Risked His Life for Two Countries

by McCully, Emily Arnold

This 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...

My Heart Glow

Alice Cogswell, Thomas Gallaudet, and the Birth of American Sign Language

by McCully, Emily Arnold

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Cat Jumped In!

by Weaver, Tess & McCully, Emily Arnold

An inquisitive feline walks through the rooms of a house, jumping into one mess after another, before landing in the loving arms of its owner.

Violet Goes to the Country

A Mitford Storybook

by Karon, Jan & Cecka, Melanie & McCully, Emily Arnold

During a trip to the country, curiosity and excitement get Violet, the little white cat, into all kinds of trouble, much to the dismay of Alice's uncle, who "w...

The Escape of Oney Judge

Martha Washington's Slave Finds Freedom

by McCully, Emily Arnold

Young Oney Judge risks everything to escape a life of slavery in the household of George and Martha Washington and to make her own way as a free black woman.