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Books published by publisher riverside press

  • Colonel Carter of Cartersville

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    Unknown Binding (The Riverside Press, March 8, 1891)
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  • Poganuc people: Their loves and lives and Pink and white tyranny : a society novel

    Harriet Beecher Stowe

    Unknown Binding (the Riverside Press, )
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  • The Mexican twins

    Lucy Fitch Perkins

    Unknown Binding (The Riverside Press, March 15, 1943)
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  • The Swiss Twins

    Lucy Fitch Perkins

    Hardcover (The Riverside Press, Sept. 3, 1922)
    charming children's book, B&W illustrations by author throughout
  • The Heart is a Lonely Hunter

    Carson McCullers

    Hardcover (Riverside Press reprint, March 15, 2005)
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  • Kubla Khan

    Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Peter Hay, Pip Hall

    Pamphlet (Two Rivers Press, Jan. 1, 2004)
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  • Billie Neville Takes a Leap

    Bonnie Dodge, Patricia Santos Marcantonio

    Paperback (River St. Press, May 9, 2014)
    Ten-year-old Billie Neville wants to be a daredevil, just like her hero Evel Knievel. She also wants a best friend. Riding "the best bike in the whole world" Billie's desperate to enter a bike jumping contest with three boys named The Meanies and show them her cool bike skills. When Evel comes to town to jump the Snake River Canyon, Billie learns she has to be a friend to make friends and that not all heroes have to soar over canyons.
  • Two Feathers

    Eunice Johnson Halbert

    Paperback (Red River Press, March 15, 1997)
    small attractive book
  • The Genie's Gift

    Chris Eboch

    Paperback (Pig River Press, Nov. 9, 2013)
    The Genie’s Gift is a lighthearted action novel set in the fifteenth-century Middle East, drawing on the mythology of The Arabian Nights. Thirteen-year-old Anise, shy and timid, dreads marrying the man her father chooses for her. Her aunt tells her about the Genie Shakayak, the giver of the Gift of Sweet Speech. He lives high atop Mount Quaf, many weeks journey across a barren desert. The way is barred by a dozen dangers and trials. But those few who cross the desert and defeat the guardians of the mountain receive their reward. From that day forward, their words drip like honey from their lips, charming all who hear them, and no one can deny them anything they ask. Anise is determined to find the genie and ask for the gift, so she can control her own future. But the way is barred by a series of challenges, both ordinary and magical. How will Anise get past a vicious she-ghoul, a sorceress who turns people to stone, and mysterious sea monsters, when she can’t even speak in front of strangers? Will she ever reach the top of Mount Quaf—and if she does, can she convince the Genie to give her the gift?
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  • Bandits Peak

    Chris Eboch

    Paperback (Pig River Press, Jan. 8, 2015)
    Danger in the Wilderness While hiking in the mountains, Jesse meets a strange trio. He befriends Maria, but he’s suspicious of the men with her. Still, charmed by Maria, Jesse promises not to tell anyone that he met them. But his new friends have deadly secrets, and Jesse uncovers them. It will take all his wilderness skills, and all his courage, to survive. Readers who enjoyed Gary Paulsen's Hatchet will love Bandits Peak. This heart-pounding adventure tale is full of danger and excitement.
  • The Owl and the Pussycat and the Turtles of Fun

    Matt Black, Edward Lear, Pip Hall

    Paperback (Two Rivers Press, )
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  • Grandfather Tales

    Richard Chase

    Hardcover (Riverside, Jan. 1, 1948)
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