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Young Thomas Edison
Michael Dooling
Paperback (Michael Dooling, Sept. 25, 2014)How did Thomas Edison grow up to be America's greatest inventor? Author Michael Dooling explores the beginnings of Edison's genius: from his difficulty in school, to his early years as a young scientist, to the man everyone called "The Wizard".
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George Washington's Army & Me
Michael Dooling
Hardcover (Michael Dooling, Sept. 1, 2011)In 1778, George Washington's Army marches to the sound of the fife and drum. Cannons, cattle, sheep and baggage wagons follow the procession. Straggling behind are women and children including nine year-old Elijah. He follows because his Pa is a soldier. Elijah's Ma died when he was a baby, and he has nowhere else to go. Elijah longs for his home, and it is all he thinks about until a battle changes everything.
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George Washington's Army and Me
Michael Dooling
Paperback (MIchael Dooling, Nov. 17, 2014)A poignant story told through the eyes of a young boy and based on letters and diaries of people who marched with Washington’s Army.
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The Great Horse-less Carriage Race
Michael Dooling
Paperback (Michael Dooling, Nov. 5, 2014)“ Bwonk, bwonk !” This exciting race that gave birth to America's first automobile company is accompanied by vivid paintings guaranteed to transport readers to an unforgettable day in our history.
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Dear Mother
Michael Dooling
Paperback (Michael Dooling, Nov. 1, 2016)Learn about the Civil War through the eyes of a twelve-year-old bugle boy's letter to his mother.
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Elijah & George: A Revolutionary Tale
Michael Dooling
Paperback (Michael Dooling, May 11, 2020)An impossible adventure begins when a young boy sneaks out of General George Washington’s encampment to find his father, a soldier who does not return from the Battle of Monmouth. Will the game of Draughts save the young boy’s life and get him home?
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George Washington's Army & Me
Michael Dooling
Paperback (Michael Dooling, Nov. 1, 2011)In 1778, George Washington's Army marches to the sound of the fife and drum. Cannons, cattle, sheep and baggage wagons follow the procession. Straggling behind are women and children including nine year-old Elijah. He follows because his Pa is a soldier. Elijah's Ma died when he was a baby, and he has nowhere else to go. Elijah longs for his home, and it is all he thinks about until a battle changes everything.
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The Great Horse-less Carriage Race by Michael Dooling
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