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  • Gordon Far From Home

    Timothy W Hall

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, July 30, 2015)
    Gordon Mouse always wanted to see what was beyond his yard on Mr. Miller's farm. He dreamt of having friends to play with. Gordon's mother always told him not to go far from home and he always listened. But, when Gordon gets carried away playing with a butterfly he needs help getting home. This is the story of Gordon's journey to get back home to his mother. Along the way he meets some new friends and faces a few challenges, but keeps his head held high, as he tries to be a brave little mouse.
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  • Naked and Far from Home

    J.P. Grider, Murphy Rae, Sue Toth

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, )
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  • Away from Home

    Anita Lobel

    Hardcover (Greenwillow Books, Sept. 15, 1994)
    In this original alphabet book with an international flavor, the acclaimed author/artist takes her characters and her audience on a whirlwind tour of the world's wonders. From Adam arriving in Amsterdam to Zachary zigzagging in Zaandam, magnificent illustrations entice young readers to linger on every page.
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  • An Island Far from Home

    John Donahue

    Library Binding (Carolrhoda Books, Jan. 1, 1995)
    After Joshua Loring's father, a Union Army doctor, is killed during the Civil War, twelve-year-old Joshua starts corresponding with a young Confederate prisoner, learning much about life's troubling and difficult realities.
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  • Away From Home

    Afifah Rifai

    language (, April 8, 2017)
    Away from Home:The story revolves around two children along with their friends, who do some mischief to gain a ticket to their dream sea voyage to Rustentia. They were thrown to a place of suffering and mysteries and at last find their home back but with a valuable gift.About the Author:From a girl with undying thirst for knowledge to an experimenter, Afifah Rifai has grown to be an inspirer.The curious and obsessed reader, Afifah is book dragon (not a book worm.. mind it !!) who likes to share her thoughts and dreams to others in the way other mighty authors had inspired her.Currently living in Chennai, the 10 year old author is a native of Thengapattanam and is persuing her studies in Babaji Vidhyashram, ChennaiHer first contribution to her passion was named "Away From Home"“The Curse of Dwindle Canker” is her second experiment and both her titles are available @ Amazon

  • Away from Home

    Arleta Richardson

    Paperback (Chariot Family Pub, June 1, 1985)
    In 1889 two sixteen-year-olds leave their homes to go to the academy in town, where they stay with relatives and enjoy being "grown up."

  • House Far from Home

    Budge Wilson

    Paperback (Scholastic Book Service, March 15, 1986)
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  • Away from Home

    Gloria carter spann

    Hardcover (Simon & Schuster, Aug. 15, 1977)
    Letters from President Carter's mother to her daughter, Gloria, written during Miss Lillian's two years in India as a Peace Corps volunteer, relate the then-sexagenarian's experiences and observations among people she came to love

  • Far Away From Home

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    Paperback
    Children's story book

  • Away from Home

    Anita Lobel

    Library Binding (Greenwillow, Sept. 1, 1994)
    From Adam's arrival in Amsterdam through Zachary zigzagging through Zaandam, a beautifully illustrated alphabetical world journey will leave everyone well-traveled and breathless.
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  • Away from Home

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    Paperback (Egmont Books Ltd, )
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  • Away from Home

    Arleta Richardson

    Paperback (David C. Cook, March 1, 2000)
    When you're sixteen, everything is momentous.That's what Mabel's best friend Sarah Jane tells her as they begin their first year of school at the academy in town. Away from their farm homes and families for the first time, the two girls must contend with a new school, new acquaintances, and new ways of doing things.And Sarah Jane is right. Whether it's wearing bloomers for physical culture class, mustering the courage to invite young men to an evening social event, or helping the housekeeper with a routine task, the two friends have a way of making "momentous moments" out of anything. Mabel and Sarah Jane rise to each occasion with their usual measure of hilarity, anguish, and newfound insights, all the while learning more of what it means to place one's trust in God. and nbsp;
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