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The noonday friends
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Franny dreams of becoming a ballerina. She doesn't share her dreams with too many friends because she must babysit her brother while her mother works. |
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The bully of Barkham Street
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Mary Stolz |
Despite his struggles to improve his behavior at school and at home, an overweight, eleven-year-old bully's efforts to reform seem doomed to fail. |
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Cider days
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Mary Stolz |
A young girl's persistent overtures to a new neighbor result in friendship. Sequel to Ferris Wheel. |
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Leap before you look
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Mary Stolz |
In the attempt to redefine her family's relationship after her parents' divorce, Jimmie realizes there are no families without interpersonal conflicts. |
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The cuckoo clock
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Mary Stolz |
Orphaned Erich's life as an unloved drudge begins to change when old Ula, the town's most skillful clockmaker, takes him on as his helper. |
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Go fish
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Mary Stolz |
After spending the day fishing in the Gulf of Mexico with Grandfather, eight-year-old Thomas has a quiet evening on the porch hearing more about his African heritage. |
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Bartholomew Fair
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Mary Stolz |
On an August day in 1598 six people, including Queen Elizabeth, a wealthy cloth merchant, a scullery maid, two schoolboys, and an overworked apprentice, attend London's Bartholomew's Fair and come aw… |
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Casebook of a private (cat's) eye
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Mary Stolz |
Can feline detective Eileen O'Kelly crack the case that has left the Boston police baffled and wringing their paws? |
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The explorer of Barkham Street
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Mary Stolz |
Reformed bully Martin Hastings fantasizes about heroic adventures as an explorer and a sports star, until his new circle of friends and growing self-confidence at home make real life as exciting as h… |
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King Emmett the Second
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Mary Stolz |
Emmett endures the death of his pet pig and his family's move from New York City to Ohio and finally comes to accept the thought of getting another pet. |
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Who wants music on Monday?
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Mary Stolz |
A portrait of a family as winter changes to spring: Cassie, unwilling to solve her conflict between honesty and tact; her older sister, flirtatious and vain, self-confident and selfish; her college-a… |
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The leftover elf
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Mary Stolz |
The last elf left in the world sets out to find the Believer, since he feels he owes his existence to somebody somewhere who must believe in him. |
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Emmett's pig
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Mary Stolz |
Emmett loves pigs, but when his parents refuse to move to a farm or let him raise a pig in their apartment, he runs out of ideas. |
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Go and Catch a Flying Fish
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Mary Stolz |
Taylor, Jem, and B. J. each react differently to the breakup of their parents' marriage. |
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Quentin Corn
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Mary Stolz |
Realizing his fate is to be spareribs, a pig disguises himself as a boy, runs away, finds employment, and becomes friends with a little girl. |
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Ready or not
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Mary Stolz |
A sixteen-year-old girl, mother to a younger sister and brother, longs to be beautiful, and thus happy, until she meets a playground counselor who helps her see the importance of caring about the wor… |
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Stealing home
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Mary Stolz |
Though they still listen to baseball and go fishing, Thomas and his grandfather find life in their small house in Florida changed when Great-aunt Linzy comes to stay. |
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The bully of Barkham Street
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Mary Stolz |
A large type edition of the story of a fat, eleven-year-old bully whose efforts to reform his behavior meet with continual failure until his performance playing the bugle at a school assembly, a reve… |
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The bully of Barkham Street
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Mary Stolz |
A large type edition of the story of a fat, eleven-year-old bully whose efforts to reform his behavior meet with continual failure until his performance playing the bugle at a school assembly, a reve… |
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Storm in the night
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Mary Stolz |
While sitting through a fearsome thunderstorm that has put the lights out, Thomas hears a story from Grandfather's boyhood, when Grandfather was afraid of thunderstorms. |
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