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Be Ready at Eight
Peggy Parish, Cynthia Fisher
Library Binding (Demco Media, May 1, 1996)Absent-minded Miss Molly tries to remember why she tied a string around her finger--and why all her friends plan to see her at eight
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I Love Washington DC
Tim Lehnert, Deborah C Johnson
Board book (MacIntyrePurcell Publishing, Inc, Dec. 5, 2014)None
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Start to Knit
Alison Dupernex
Paperback (Search Press, March 1, 2009)Because there are only a few techniques to learn, this introductory guide to knitting is perfect for young crafters eager to start a new hobby. Featuring a chapter devoted to basic terms and definitions, absolute beginners can quickly learn how to make brilliant knitted items—from scarves, belts, and bags to purses and beanie hats. Each project is set off by bright, full-color photography, lively designs, and creative ideas for adapting the patterns to other one-of-a-kind projects.
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Start to Felt
Ewa Kuniczak
Library BindingNone
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I Love California
Lynn McCarron, Ginger Nielson
Board book (MacIntyrePurcell Publishing, Inc, Dec. 5, 2014)None
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Easy word stories
Josephine Pollard
Unknown Binding (McLoughlin Bros, March 15, 1900)None
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Something Special
Sue Delisa, Michael Ziegenhagen
Paperback (Huckleberry Pr, Sept. 1, 1998)Good things come to those who wait. Three friends decide that they will grow a pumpkin for a contest in the fall. Trouble erupts when they can't agree on the perfect time to pick it.
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The Spelling Bee: In Memory of Ann and Fannie Radosta
Mario Rodasto, Summer Jellison
Paperback (Huckleberry Pr, Aug. 1, 1997)Things are not always what they seem. Tommy's been looking forward to visiting his grandpa at his lakefront cabin. After accidentally breaking the cuckoo clock, he wants to run away. How will he ever tell his grandpa?
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