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Matthew Looney in the Outback
Jerome Beatty, Gahan Wilson
Paperback (Avon Books (Camelot), June 1, 1973)Matthew Looney in the Outback
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The World is Round
Gertrude Stein, Clement Hurd
Paperback (Camelot Books Avon, Jan. 1, 1972)stated first camelot printing. book zn89. Pages: 93
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The Tattooed Potato and other clues
Ellen Raskin
Paperback (Avon Camelot, Jan. 1, 1981)None
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The Return of the Indian Stated 1st 1987 printing
Lynne Reid Banks
Paperback (Avon Camelot, Jan. 1, 1987)First printing, 1987 Camelot trade paperback
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Kokopellis Flute
Hobbs, No Illustrations
Paperback (Avon C. Camelot, May 1, 1997)None
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Merry Christmas, Amelia Bedelia
Peggy Parish
Paperback (Avon Camelot, March 15, 1987)It's time to get ready for Christmas, and the holiday comes wrapped up with lots of laughs as the literal-minded Amelia Bedelia stuffs the stockings, trims the tree, and pops corn -- all in her own silly, silly way
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His Enemy, His Friend
John R. Tunis
Mass Market Paperback (Camelot Books/Avon, Aug. 16, 1970)A startling novel of war's terrifying legacy and a strange comradeship.
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The Wings of Darkness and Other Cases
Seymour Simon, S. D. Schindler
Paperback (Camelot, April 1, 1999)Einstein Anderson, the twelve-year-old whiz kid, uses his scientific knowledge to solve ten mind-boggling mysteries, including one involving an alleged vampire who is running loose in the town of Sparta. Reprint.
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Henry Huggins
Beverly Cleary
Paperback (Avon Camelot, Aug. 16, 1989)Book
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How to Catch a Flying Saucer
James M. Deem
Paperback (Camelot, June 1, 1993)The author of How to Find a Ghost provides amazing eyewitness accounts of UFO sightings and offers answers to commonly asked questions, such as whether or not UFOs really exist, why are they here, and more. Reprint.
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THE DEAD MAN IN INDIAN CREEK. paperback
Mary Downing Hahn
Paperback (Avon Camelot, Aug. 16, 1991)None
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The Eerie Triangle
Michael Thomas Ford, Hearst
Paperback (Avon Camelot Books, Oct. 1, 1997)That's quite a handsome statue of Zebediah Eerie in front of the Eerie Town Hall. But how come there's no mention of the town's founder in history books -- or anywhere else? And what about those hundred-year-old pictures of people who still live in Eerie today ? Marshall and Simon know the truth must be out there somewhere, and they're going to find it. Because the earliest appearance of Eerie they can dig up came right after a bunch of UFO sightings in the Fifties. Could the real founders of Eerie have come from...the skies? And if that startling fact has been covered up...what else don't we know about the strangest place in America?
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