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Claudia Mills
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May 2013
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Zero Tolerance
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2013
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10 editions
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How Oliver Olson Changed the World
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2009
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Kelsey Green, Reading Queen
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2012
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12 editions
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The Lost Language
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2021
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9 editions
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Write This Down
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2016
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3 editions
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Lizzie at Last
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2000
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9 editions
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The Last Apple Tree
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2024
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9 editions
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Annika Riz, Math Whiz (Franklin School Friends, 2)
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2014
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7 x 9 = Trouble!
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2002
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Being Teddy Roosevelt: A Boy, a President and a Plan
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2007
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The Writing Lesson I Learned the Hard Way
Despitea series of recent discouragements in my writing career, back in March Italked myself into starting a new chapter book, tentatively titled TheAngel Tree.
ButI couldn’t get into the story. It was hard to get to know the characters. Theyfelt like mannequins manipulated by me rather than real, live kids driving theaction. My notes to myself (a representative few quoted verbatim here) wentl
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| I knew next-to-nothing about the personal life of Moliere and nothing at all about his theatrical partner and lover Madeleine Bejart when I began reading this book but was instantly plunged into the fascinating world of theatre in 17th century France ...more | |
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| This story is one that will resonate with me for a long time: two teens doing a summer internship at a Rocky Mountain hotel reputed to be haunted, researching the work of the hotel's resident "medium," one hoping to debunk her, the other secretly hop ...more | |
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| Freeman's AWAY is a tour de force of brilliant writing that gives voice to four very different adolescents joining together to uncover the sinister conspiracy behind the evacuation presented in her equally dazzling middle-grade novel ALONE. The mix o ...more | |
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| Into an isolated, picturesque village in the south of France, complete with charming chateau and cottage, enticing patisserie and boulangerie, and secrets galore, come Callie Byrd and her exuberant daughter, Eva, fleeing from Callie's coldly manipula ...more | |
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| Stan Yan's debut graphic novel offers up a fast-paced story that includes (among other things!) Chinese superstitions, mother-daughter dynamics, sister-brother dynamics, an adolescent crush, a great best friend, terror of rope-climbing in P.E., eerie ...more | |
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| The true story of the incarceration of Minoru Tonai and his family during World War II, imprisoned for years after the bombing of Pearl Harbor only because of their Japanese ancestry, is told here in exquisitely simple prose and expressive illustrati ...more | |
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| This deliciously spooky, scary-but-not-too scary, rollicking read-aloud (and sing-aloud!) is perfect for young readers, or anyone who wants an irresistibly fun ghostly adventure. Set to the jolly tune of "She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain" (simple ...more | |
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| Heather Preusser's second title in her HEDGEHOG WHODUNIT chapter book series is every bit as fun as its predecessor. Hitch, a hedgehog who prefers napping over all other activities, and Vinnie, a rat who prefers eating over all other activities, team ...more | |
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| Early risers (I am one!) know how magical it is to hear birds calling out the first notes of song each morning even before the sky is becoming light. In this beautifully written and illustrated picture book, a child in her illuminated window and a br ...more | |
“When you're in a family, it's not clear where one person's story begins and another person's story ends" -Autumn”
― Write This Down
― Write This Down
“To Beverly Reingold, again and always, and this time to Abby Sider, too”
― You're a Brave Man, Julius Zimmerman
― You're a Brave Man, Julius Zimmerman
“It’s amazing how just one thing said by just one person in the middle of just one conversation on just one regular day can start a person wondering things she had never wondered before.”
― The Lost Language
― The Lost Language
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