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The lady with the ship on her head
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Deborah Nourse Lattimore |
Madame Pompenstance competes for the Best Headdress Award at the annual Fancy Dress Ball, unaware that a small ship has sailed onto her head and become her headdress. |
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Why there is no arguing in heaven
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Deborah Nourse Lattimore |
Hunab Ku, the first Creator God of the Mayas, challenges the Moon Goddess and Lizard House to create a being to worship him, but the Maize God succeeds where the others fail. |
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The Winged Cat and other tales of ancient civilizations
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Deborah Nourse Lattimore |
In this collection of three tales set in ancient lands, an Egyptian servant girl must outwit an evil priest; a Babylonian slave boy fights for freedom; and a Minoan prince runs afoul of a proud godde… |
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Frida Maria
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Deborah Nourse Lattimore |
Because she does not sew, cook, or dance like a "proper senorita," Frida cannot please her mother until she saves the day at the fiesta with her special talent. |
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Cinderhazel
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Deborah Nourse Lattimore |
An untidy witch named Hazel discovers that Prince Alarming likes dirt as much as she does. |
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The Winged Cat
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Deborah Nourse Lattimore |
In ancient Egypt, a young servant girl and a High Priest must each find the correct magic spells from the Book of the Dead that open the twelve gates of the Netherworld to determine who is telling th… |
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The Sailor Who Captured the Sea
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Deborah Nourse Lattimore |
A sailor continues the work of others in creating the illuminated Book of Kells. |
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The flame of peace
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Deborah Nourse Lattimore |
To prevent the outbreak of war, a young Aztec boy must outwit nine evil lords of the night to obtain the flame of peace from Lord Morning Star. |
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