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  • Wolf at the Window

    Ben M. Baglio, Ann Baum, John Butler

    Hardcover (Perfection Learning, Dec. 1, 2003)
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  • The Window

    Jeanette Ingold

    eBook (HMH Books for Young Readers, Nov. 6, 1996)
    A girl, blinded by the auto accident that killed her mother, comes to terms with her disability—and her new life. “This is a sensitive and well-told story, inhabited by appealing and believable characters, and given a twist by the unexpected element of the supernatural.” —Kirkus Reviews
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  • Wolf at the Window

    Ben M. Baglio, Ann Baum

    Library Binding (Turtleback Books, Dec. 1, 2003)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. While visiting Scotland, Mandy Hope learns that the local people are upset that a nearby wildlife park has two young wolves, and she is determined to protect them, even if it involves the old wolf she spots watching her through the window, a creature no one else seems to notice.
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  • The Cow at the Window

    Alex Niven

    eBook (Xlibris UK, April 8, 2015)
    The Cow at the Window is an anthology of stories about fascinating animals and their equally as interesting human companions. Dr Alexs anecdotes are funny, tender and outrageous. This book will make you smile at the absurdities and oddities that happen when animals and humans co-exist.

  • The Face at the Window

    Regina Hanson, Linda Saport

    Hardcover (Clarion Books, April 1, 1997)
    Young Dora overcomes her fear of Miss Nella, a mentally ill woman, after she must apologize for breaking a window, in a compassionate look at how the mentally ill are set apart from the community and the generosity of spirit that can bridge the gap.
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  • The Window

    E.H. Graham

    Paperback (Skyrai Publishing, March 19, 2019)
    Brianna Scott has nothing but her window and pet cat to entertain her. Stuck inside for more years than she can remember with a degenerative disease, she has become invisible and has retreated from her small community. Only Jim, the town grocer and old high school friend, seems to care about her lonely existence.However, when the window in her living room provides her a front row seat to the latest mysteries haunting her small town, Brianna discovers that some things cannot be unseen.Based on Bulwark, a paranormal thriller by Brit Lunden, The Window is the fourth volume in the multi-author Bulwark Anthology.

  • The Window

    Jeanette Ingold

    Paperback (HMH Books for Young Readers, Aug. 1, 2003)
    A girl, blinded by the auto accident that killed her mother, comes to terms with her disability—and her new life. “This is a sensitive and well-told story, inhabited by appealing and believable characters, and given a twist by the unexpected element of the supernatural.” —Kirkus Reviews
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  • The Witch at the Window

    Ruth Chew

    Paperback (Lucky Star, Feb. 1, 1985)
    Marjorie and Nick cause trouble for themselves when they try to use the spells in a witch's magic book
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  • Oliver at the Window

    Elizabeth Shreeve, Candice Hartsough McDonald

    Hardcover (Front Street, Incorporated, Oct. 1, 2009)
    Making a friend makes all the difference. When Oliver's parents separate, Oliver must brave many new changes. He shuffles back and forth between his parents' homes. And now he goes to preschool everyday. He doesn't know the kids there or his new teacher. Isolated and alone at first, Oliver slowly becomes part of the gang. Eventually, he's able to help the newest student feel welcome at school. Lion stays with Oliver everywhere he goes, giving him just the thing he needs to adjust to all the changes: courage.
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  • The Window

    Michael Dorris, Ken Robbins

    Hardcover (Hyperion Books for Children, Oct. 18, 1997)
    When ten-year-old Rayona's Native American mother enters a treatment facility, her estranged father, a Black man, finally introduces her to his side of the family, who are not at all what she expected.

  • The Face at the Window

    Grahame Howard

    language (Hazy M Gray publishers, Dec. 30, 2014)
    The third in the Johnson children series. This edition sees the children involved with an old cottage that is rumoured to be haunted. However, before the adventure even starts, Kenny is involved in an accident when scaffolding from the old cottage fall on him. He is taken to hospital with suspected brain damage.From there, nothing really seems normal. The adventure begins with the children seeing a face at the window of the deserted cottage and everything becomes a fantasy. This adventure, will keep the reader on the edge of their seat and add confusion as well as excitement.

  • At the Window

    Joseph Forte, Nicholas Muraco, Alejandra Avila

    Paperback (Friesen Press, Oct. 15, 2013)
    At the Window is a children's book about peace, love and hope. It is a quiet, sensitive story that invites readers to consider the undeniable nature of love. Henry and his little sister, Emily, are orphans who live under the care of Ms. Agnes at St. Peter's Orphanage. One wintry night, Henry notices a bright, shining light tear through the sky­-but he is the only one who notices. The following week, he sees the light again and Henry now begins to think this is more than a coincidence. The burning light sets a spark inside of Henry's own heart and he begins to search for answers. Patience and an open spirit ultimately lead him to the truth, where the warmth and light fully embraces him.