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Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain, Illustrated ( Frontispiece )
Hardcover (T. Nelson, July 6, 1927)None
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Grandmother Orphan
Phyllis Green
Hardcover (T. Nelson, March 15, 1977)Christy's "adopted blues" are cured by her truck-driving grandmother's surprising revelations.
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The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club
Dorothy L. Sayers
(NEL, London, Jan. 1, 1970)1970 UK edition. From 1921. Lord Peter Wimsey looks into the death of a general.
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Plants that eat animals
J. H Prince
Hardcover (T. Nelson, March 15, 1979)Discusses life processes of several types of carnivorous plants including venus flytraps, bladderworts, and sundews. Includes instructions for cultivating these plants in flower pots.
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The Biosphere: Earth, Air, Fire, And Water
Carl Heintze
Hardcover (T. Nelson, March 15, 1977)None
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Mexico, Land of Hidden Treasure
ellis credle
Hardcover (T. Nelson, March 15, 1968)None
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Castle Merlin
Ursula Moray Williams
Hardcover (T. Nelson, March 15, 1972)On holiday at a castle named for merlins, a kind of falcon, an eleven-year-old girl is not sure that all the events she witnesses occur in the twentieth century.
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The Ghost Diviners
Elisabeth Mace
Hardcover (T. Nelson, March 15, 1977)When Martin and his sister play with a heavy length of iron, they become caught in the distant and the not-so-distant past and are almost trapped by a long-undiscovered murder.
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Portrait of Lisette,
Elisabeth Kyle
Unknown Binding (T. Nelson, March 15, 1963)None
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Weekly Reader Books presents Encyclopedia Brown and the case of the midnight visitor
Donald J Sobol
Hardcover (T. Nelson, March 15, 1977)None
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Storm over Innish
Dorothy Clewes
Hardcover (T. Nelson, March 15, 1973)None
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Down, down the mountain
Ellis Credle
Hardcover (T. Nelson, March 15, 1961)Hetty and Hank live in a small cabin in the mountains and although cozy, they are poor and have never owned a pair of shoes. "They each wanted a beautiful shining pair that sang, 'Creaky-squeaky-creaky-squeaky,' every time they walked." However, Mammy and Pappy give them reasons they cannot have them, such as, "You can't find shoes like that in these hills!" and "We've everything we need right here in these hills." So they go to Granny who gives them an idea to plant turnip seeds and when they grow into "fine big turnips" they can take them down down the mountain to town to sell for a pair of shoes. So that is just what Hetty and Hank do.