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Savage Sam The Story of the Son of Old Yeller First US Edition
Fred Gipson
Hardcover (Harper & Brothers, March 15, 1962)None
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The Little Cow And The Turtle
Meindert Dejong, Maurice Sendak
Hardcover (Harper & Brothers, Jan. 1, 1955)The little cow was an adventurer and an explorer, but above all, she was friendly. She adopts an old mud turtle, slowly, and painfully making his way over the land to a new pool. The dramatic climax of the little cow's devotion leaves the reader as breathless as those who watched from the farm.
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The Thurber Carnival
James Thurber
Hardcover (Harper & Brothers, March 15, 1985)None
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A Boy and a Battery
Raymond F Yates
Hardcover (Harper & brothers, March 15, 1959)None
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You Can't Go Home Again - BOMC
Thomas Wolfe
Hardcover (Harper & Brothers, Jan. 1, 1990)Facsimile of Harper & Row 1940 edition, probably Book of the Month Club, 1990.
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Drake: The Man They Called a Pirate
Jean Lee Latham, Frederick T. Chapman
Hardcover (Harper & Brothers, March 15, 1960)"Miss Latham's stimulating treatment of the life of the man who was called a pirate by some and a hero by others, will be read by young people with thorough absorption and enjoyment." Illustrated by Frederick T. Chapman.
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The Sleepy Little Lion
Margaret Wise Brown, Ylla-photographs By
Hardcover (Harper & Brothers, Jan. 1, 1947)Oversize picture book illustrated with photographs.
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Main-Travelled Roads
Hamlin Garland
Hardcover (Harper & Brothers, March 15, 1899)Garland, Hamlin, Main-Travelled Roads
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Birth of an Island
Millicent E. Selsam, Winifred Lubell
Hardcover (Harper & Brothers, Jan. 1, 1959)None
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Gaudy Night
Dorothy L. Sayers
Hardcover (Harper Brothers, Jan. 1, 1936)Hardbound cloth binding
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LETS BE ENEMIES
Janice Udry, Maurice Sendak
Hardcover (Harper & Brothers, March 21, 1961)James and John, best friends, have a quarrel, but when John goes over to James' house to tell him they are enemies, something unexpected happens.
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Why Johnny Can't Read
Rudolf Flesch
Hardcover (Harper & Brothers, Jan. 1, 1955)"Why Johnny Can't Read..." is an excellent handbook for homeschoolers, elementary teachers and teacher trainers. The book offers a convincing argument why knowledge of phonics holds the key for decoding any word one encounters. Hardcover published in 1955 by Harper and Brothers.