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Books published by publisher Avon Camelot

  • Matthew Looney and the Space Pirates

    Jr. Jerome Beatty, Gahan Wilson

    Paperback (Avon Books (Camelot), June 1, 1974)
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  • The Hunky-Dory Dairy

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    Paperback (Avon Camelot, March 5, 1985)
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  • The Adventures of Maya the Bee

    Waldemar Bonsels

    Mass Market Paperback (Avon Camelot, Jan. 1, 1967)
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  • my father the coach

    alfred slote

    Paperback (Avon Camelot, March 15, 1972)
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  • We Wish You a Scary Christmas - #16 Spinetinglers

    M.T. Coffin

    Paperback (Avon Camelot, March 15, 1996)
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  • burton and dudley

    marjorie weinman sharmat

    Paperback (Avon Camelot, March 15, 1975)
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  • The Indian in the Cupboard

    Lynne Reid Banks

    Paperback (Avon Camelot, Aug. 16, 1980)
    This is a nice gift set - a sleeve that encases all 3 of Lynne Reid Banks more popular books: The Indian In the Cupboard The Return Of The Indian The Secret Of The Indian 1980 1986 1989 Avon Camelot/Doubleday/Hearst
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  • the return of the indian

    lynne reid banks

    Paperback (Avon Camelot, Jan. 1, 1986)
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  • The Plant That Ate Dirty Socks Goes Up in Space

    Nancy McArthur

    Paperback (Camelot, Aug. 1, 1995)
    The boy's amazing sock-eating plants have been chosen for the Space Program. Stanley's duty is to pick up trash in the Space Shuttle, while Fluffy helps out with lab experiments on Earth. Who would believe those crazy sock-eaters return home with some brand-new tricks!
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  • Moominpappa at Sea, 4

    tove jansson

    Paperback (Avon camelot, Jan. 1, 1977)
    very good condition
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  • Beardance

    Will Hobbs

    Paperback (Avon / Camelot, March 1, 1995)
    Riding into the mountains with his friend Walter in search of a lost gold mine, Cloyd hears a report that a mother grizzly with cubs has been sighted. With the help of a grizzly expert, Cloyd finds the bears, but when the cubs are orphaned it's up to Cloyd, staying up in the mountains alone, to keep them alive.
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  • I, Houdini: The Amazing Story of an Escape-Artist Hamster

    Lynne Reid Banks, Terry Riley

    Paperback (Camelot, March 1, 1991)
    You may think Houdini is a strange name for a hamster, but if you've ever heard of the late Great Houdini, the most amazing escape-artist of all time, you'll understand how I got my name. I'm proud to say that there hasn't been a cage built that can hold me. I can climb, dive, wriggle, squeeze, or gnaw my way out of any prison they came up with. I have to admit that sometimes freedom leads to a bit of trouble--like getting cornered by the cat, ending up in the dog's mouth, or being trapped in the freezing cold of a dark refrigerator. But I won't be stopped! With a whole big world out there to explore, who wants to be held prisoner in a hamster cage?
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