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Molly Kool: First Female Captain of the Atlantic
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2011
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Children of the Titanic
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2012
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Children of Africville
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2009
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Reporter in Disguise: The Intrepid Vic Steinberg
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2013
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Knight of the Rails
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Life Lines: The Lanier Phillips Story
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2014
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My House is a Lighthouse: Stories of Lighthouses and Their Keepers
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Everyone Can Be a Changemaker: The Ashoka Effect
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Pier 21: Listen to My Story
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2012
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