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Books published by publisher Margaret Morgan

  • The Year of Miss Agnes by Kirkpatrick Hill

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    Hardcover (Margaret K, )
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  • Killing the Kudu

    Meyer

    Hardcover (Margaret K, )
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  • The Getaway by Ed Vere published by Margaret E. McElderry

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    Unknown Binding (Margaret E, Jan. 1, 2006)
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  • Crank: Crank + Glass Crank Series by Ellen Hopkins

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    Mass Market Paperback (Margaret K, April 2, 1828)
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  • The HAUNTING by Mahy published by Margaret K. McElderry Hardcover

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    Unknown Binding (Margaret K, Sept. 1, 1982)
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  • Enchanted Ivy

    Sarah Beth Durst

    eBook (Margaret K, Oct. 12, 2010)
    What Lily Carter wants most in the world is to attend Princeton University just like her grandfather. When she finally visits the campus, Grandpa surprises her: She has been selected to take the top-secret Legacy Test. Passing means automatic acceptance to Princeton. Sweet! Lily's test is to find the Ivy Key. But what is she looking for? Where does she start? As she searches, Lily is joined by Tye, a cute college boy with orange and black hair who says he's her guard. That's weird. But things get seriously strange when a gargoyle talks to her. He tells her that there are two Princetons—the ordinary one and a magical one—and the Key opens the gate between them. But there are more secrets that surround Lily. Worse secrets. When Lily enters the magical Princeton, she uncovers old betrayals and new dangers, and a chance at her dream becomes a fight for her life. Soon Lily is caught in a power struggle between two worlds, with her family at its center. In a place where Knights slay monsters, boys are were-tigers, and dragons might be out for blood, Lily will need all of her ingenuity and courage—and a little magic—to unite the worlds and unlock the secrets of her past and her future.
  • One, Two, Three, Jump! by Penelope Lively

    Penelope Lively

    Hardcover (Margaret K, )
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  • A String in the Harp

    Nancy Bond

    eBook (Margaret K, June 19, 2012)
    A family in mourning...an ancient bard... and a harp key that brings them together.When fifteen-year-old Jen Morgan flies to Wales to spend Christmas with her family, she's not expecting much from the holiday. A year after her mother's sudden death, her father seems preoccupied by the teaching job that has brought him and Jen's younger siblings to Wales for the year. Her brother, Peter, is alternately hostile and sullen,and her sister, Becky, misses Jen terribly.     Then Peter tells Jen he's found a strange artifact, a harp key that shows him pictures from the life of Taliesin, the great bard whose life in sixth-century Wales has been immortalized in legend. At first Jen doesn't believe him, but when the key's existence -- and its strange properties -- become known to the wider world, the Morgans must act together against a threat to the key...and to their family.
  • Counting Christmas

    Karen Katz

    eBook (Margaret K, Oct. 4, 2011)
    Join in the fun and count down to a magical Christmas!Get into the holiday spirit and count all of the Christmas joy with this bedtime book from Karen Katz.
  • Hush, Baby Ghostling

    Andrea Beaty, Pascal Lemaitre

    eBook (Margaret K, Aug. 7, 2012)
    When the sun begins to rise, it’s time for Baby Ghostling to sleep. But sleeping is hard when your head is filled with scary thoughts of human children! All of the elements of a classic good-night story are turned on their heads as Mama comforts her ghostling with thoughts of owls and bats and monsters. Young children will delight in seeing their bedtime rituals turned upside down. With gentle humor and glowing illustrations in the hues of dawn, this eBook with audio is a lullaby that any child—ghost or human—will enjoy.
  • Hobkin

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    Hardcover (Margaret K, Feb. 22, 1991)
    Two sisters run away from their abusive stepfather and settle in an abandoned house in West Texas, only to find that they are not alone but share the premises with the mysterious and helpful Hobkin.