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The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
C. S. Lewis
Mass Market Paperback (Armada Lions, Jan. 1, 1982)The book tells the story of Lucy and Edmund, with their cousin Eustace who journeyed on board the gallant ship the Dawn Trader to the Eastern Islands in search of the seven lost friends of king Caspian's father. It was an amazing voyage full of surprises. Read and find out the surprises.
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BY THE SANDHILLS OF YAMBOORAH
Reginald Ottley
Paperback (Armada Lions, March 15, 1971)None
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The land of Narnia: Brian Sibley explores the world of C.S. Lewis
Brian SIBLEY, Illus by Pauline Baynes.
Paperback (Collins Lions, March 15, 1989)The Land Of Narnia
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Just William
Richmal CROMPTON
Paperback (Armada/Collins, Jan. 1, 1974)Just William
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Chestnut Gold
Patricia (Pat) Leitch
Mass Market Paperback (Armada Lions, March 8, 1984)None
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Robber Hopsika
Paul Biegel
Paperback (Lions / Collins, March 15, 1980)Robber Hopsika leads a merry life as a highwayman until one of his victims asks him to rescue his lovely daughter Josephine from the clutches of wicked Master Irongrip. The chase is on, and Hopsika s new life of honesty and valour becomes packed with even more daring and adventure. Hopsika s quick wit and ingenuity make for a rollicking story which fairly burbles on its way. Book Window
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Path of Hunters: Animal Struggle in a Meadow
Robert Newton Peck
Paperback (Collins Lions, March 15, 1976)None
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The Reluctant Dragon
Kenneth Grahame
Paperback (Armada Lions, March 15, 1972)None
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The House That Sailed Away
PAT HUTCHINS
Paperback (ARMADA LIONS, Jan. 1, 1981)In a heavy downpour, apparently occasioned by Grandma's arrival, Morgan's house floats out of London to the high seas, where Morgan, Grandma, Father, Mother, and the baby cope with pirates, cannibals and kidnappers
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The Sword in the Stone
T.H. White
Paperback (Armada Lions, Jan. 1, 1973)None
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Apple Bough
Noel Streatfeild
Mass Market Paperback (Armada Lions, Jan. 1, 1990)None
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Ballet Shoes for Anna
Noel Streatfeild, Jenny Thorne
Mass Market Paperback (Armada Lions, Jan. 1, 1984)Having lost their parents in an earthquake, Anna and her siblings live with their prim uncle and feeble aunt. Anna lives only to dance – but her uncle forbids her to have anything to do with ballet. How will she survive? For Anna, everything takes second place to her burning desire to dance. Even the earthquake that destroyed her Turkish home has not made her think differently, only now she's stuck in a prim suburban household with an uncle who "doesn't approve" of dancing. What can Anna do? Not only is there no one to give her lessons, but there's no money for them either, and, anyway, dancing's forbidden. Will she ever become the ballerina she longs to be?