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Books with author Candy Dawson Boyd

  • Circle of Gold

    Candy Dawson Boyd

    Paperback (Scholastic Paperbacks, Jan. 1, 1996)
    After the death of Mattie's father, her mother seems to take out her frustrations on Mattie. But Mattie devises a plan to bring her family back together again. Coretta Scott King Award Honor Book; Notable Children's Trade Book in the Field of Social Studies.
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  • Chevrolet Saturdays

    Candy Dawson Boyd

    Paperback (Puffin Books, Jan. 1, 1995)
    Last year, Joey was the best science student in Miss Alder's fourth-grade class. But last year, he didn't have to deal with a teacher who didn't like him, a class bully, or a new stepfather. Mr. johnson seems to be a good man, and Joey's mother loves him, but Joey just wants his real family back. Then Mr. Johnson brings home the pickup truck he hopes will launch his contracting business. He wants Joey to help, but Joey isn't sure he's ready to take the chance."While celebrating ths importance of honesty, integrity, and supportive damily relationships, Boyd also tries to reise consciousness on family issues."--Kirkus Reviews
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  • Charlie Pippin

    Candy Dawson Boyd

    Paperback (Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, Nov. 29, 2011)
    Chartreuse “Charlie” Pippin just can't seem to keep out of trouble. At school, she finds herself at odds with the principal when her entrepreneurial skills lead her to break the rules. At home, her father Oscar, a Vietnam veteran, is outraged by her refusal to play it safe like her sister, Sienna, and always do as she is told. But it is when Charlie's restless curiosity leads her to try and learn more about the Vietnam War that the sparks between Charlie and Oscar really begin to fly. Caught between her father's bitterness about his past and her own unflagging need to understand, Charlie wonders for the first time in her life if she is fighting a battle that no one can win.
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  • Social Studies: All Together

    Candy Dawson Boyd

    Hardcover (Scott Foresman, April 7, 2006)
    Scott Foresman Social Studies (©2008) components for Grade 1.
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  • Communities Social Studies Gold Edition-2004

    Candy Dawson Boyd

    Hardcover (Scott Foresman, April 7, 2006)
    What does it mean to make a difference? It means challenging ourselves every day to make the world better, in small ways and large. Today, it's more important than ever that we show our students what it means to be citizens of this nation - that respect, caring, responsibility, fairness, courage, and honesty are the pillars that make us strong. Scott Foresman Social Studies helps you make a difference. With rich content that captures students' imaginations and built-in reading and vocabulary instruction, your students will not only be learning, they'll be preparing for success on high-stakes state and national tests. Plus, exciting lessons from Colonial Williamsburg, the nation's largest living history museum, give your students unique opportunities to connect with the past. Take a look and you'll see that Scott Foresman Social Studies truly makes a world of difference! Freedom to read and succeed. Freedom to learn. Freedom to act. Freedom to teach. Scott Foresman…Teaching Freedom.
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  • Charlie Pippin

    Candy Dawson Boyd

    Hardcover (Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, April 30, 1987)
    Spunky eleven-year-old Charlie hopes to understand her rigid father by finding out everything she can about the Vietnam War, the war that let him survive but killed his dreams
  • Fall Secrets

    Candy Dawson Boyd

    Paperback (Puffin Books, Sept. 1, 1994)
    The first volume of a new series follows the adventures of four girls at their first year at a performing arts junior high school, during which Jessie, a spirited young African-American girl, explores racial differences and hides a painful secret. Original.
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  • Daddy, Daddy, Be There

    Candy Dawson Boyd

    Hardcover (Philomel, Sept. 12, 1995)
    In a collection of poetry celebrating fatherhood, children offer a heartwarming, poignant appeal to their fathers to support them as they cope with school, changes in personal relationships, grief, dreams, and growing up.
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  • Social Studies

    Candy Dawson Boyd

    Hardcover (Scott Foresman & Co, March 31, 2006)
    Scott Foresman The United States Social Studies Florida Hardcover Copyright 2006.
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  • A Different Beat

    Candy Dawson Boyd

    Paperback (Puffin Books, July 1, 1996)
    Jessie soon discovers the difficulties of studying acting at Oakland Performing Arts Middle School, as she copes with a full schedule, the need to keep up her grades, a prejudiced teacher, and an eloquent rival. By the author of Chevrolet Saturdays. Original.
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  • Chevrolet Saturdays

    Candy Dawson Boyd

    Hardcover (Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, May 28, 1993)
    Just when he feels comfortable with Mr. Johnson as his new stepfather, ten-year-old Joey Davis ruins everything when he carelessly leaves the gate open and Mr. Johnson's dog runs away.
  • Forever Friends

    Candy Dawson Boyd

    Paperback (Puffin, Aug. 5, 1986)
    A twelve-year-old black girl's preparations for the prestigious King Academy's entrance exam are disrupted when her best friend is killed.
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