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Books with author Marta Phillips

  • Seeds of a Nation - Maine

    Phillips

    Hardcover (KidHaven Press, Jan. 30, 2004)
    The book tells the story of Maine's development from the time of its earliest inhabitants, through its years as a part of the Massachusetts Bay Colony to its finally becoming a state in 1820. The reader will discover the rich and varied early history of the twenty-third state.
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  • Annabel and Bryony

    Marjorie Phillips

    Hardcover (Oxford Univ Pr, March 15, 1953)
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  • Tutankhamen's victims in America

    Phillips

    Paperback (Egyptian Antiques & Gifts, March 15, 1977)
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  • Governors of Tennessee , The by Phillips, Margaret

    Phillips

    Paperback (Pelican Publishing,2002, )
    Governors of Tennessee , The by Phillips, Margaret [Pelican Publishing, 2002]...
  • What to Doodle? Jr.--Animals!

    Phillips

    Paperback (Dover Publications, 2011, Aug. 16, 1800)
    What to Doodle? Jr.--Animals! by Phillips, Jillian [Dover Publications, 2011]...
  • James Fenimore Cooper

    Mary Phillips

    Hardcover (John Lane, Jan. 1, 1912)
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  • Ancient Treasure Mazes by Phillips, Dave

    Phillips

    Paperback (Dover Publications, 2009, )
    Ancient Treasure Mazes by Phillips, Dave [Dover Publications, 2009] Paperback...
  • Practice for AQA GCSE Music Listening Paper: Pack of 8

    Mark Phillips

    Paperback (Heinemann Educational Publishers, May 15, 2003)
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  • TOMMY TREGENNIS

    Mary E. Phillips

    Paperback (Constable & Co. Ltd., July 6, 1912)
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  • Turn and Learn: Time by Phillips, Sarah

    Phillips

    Turn and Learn: Time by Phillips, Sarah [Make Believe Ideas, 2011] Board book...
  • Sterling Biographies®: Abraham Lincoln: From Pioneer to President by Phillips, Ellen Blue

    Phillips

    Hardcover (Sterling, 2007, )
    Sterling Biographies: Abraham Lincoln: From Pioneer to President by Phillips...
  • 'Pick Me!' Cried Arilla

    Phillip Martin

    Paperback (Elm Hill, Oct. 8, 2019)
    This story takes place in both a library on Earth and a classroom in heaven. Events that take place in the library also take place in heaven. The story centers around a girl and a star named Arilla. The illustrations frequently are mirrored images of what takes place in both locations with the students and the stars. The teacher on Earth is Miss Carey but the teacher in heaven is none other than the Archangel Michael. In the course of the story, Arilla learns that God has a plan for her, it doesn't always happen as soon as she'd like it to happen, and she has to prepare for that plan. Without giving the story away in a description, the plan that God has for Arilla's life is more than she could have hoped for or dreamed of.The tale is set to rhyme that makes it a fun read and with a repetition that makes it engaging for young readers. The combination of story and art make this a fun read for both young and young at heart.
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