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Books published by publisher Wewrite Corp

  • We're Moving!

    Wewrite Kids, Troy Freeman

    Paperback (Wewrite Corp, May 1, 1999)
    Schoolchildren in Springfield, Illinois, share the experiences of the fictitious Pencil family as they move from Jupiter back to Earth, and describe the possible changes in Earth's food, people, and school.
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  • War? I'm Scared

    WeWrite Kids

    Paperback (Wewrite Corp, Dec. 1, 2001)
    A book by kids for kids, captures the spirit of America in a compelling story. Through the eyes of a dog, the story takes the reader from the first hours of the World Trade Center terror to down-to-earth solutions over a few days. The key message from children, is that everyone can play an important part in making the world a better place.
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  • The Great Universal Business Network and How It Grew

    Bruce Woodcock

    Paperback (Wewrite Corp, )
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  • Hula Dancer's Crazy Day

    Wee Writers, Mason Oller

    Hardcover (Wewrite Corp, Dec. 1, 1994)
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  • Basketball Fever

    Illinois Dragoo, Mrs., 1995-96 Third-Grade Class, Pawnee

    Paperback (Wewrite Corp, June 1, 1996)
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  • First Kids Bank, Saving Is Fun

    Troy Freeman

    Paperback (Wewrite Corp, June 1, 1998)
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  • Sand Dollar Success

    John T. Crisp

    Paperback (Wewrite Corp, June 1, 1998)
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  • Mervin the Magic Mower

    Drew Maywald, Benita Godfrey

    eBook (Write Corp, Jan. 12, 2014)
    Tom Goode saves an old mower from the scrap heap and with the help of Mr Pickle gets him working again. Tom calls his mower Mervin, only to find that he is no ordinary mower because he can talk, but only to Tom. Mervin turns out to be a Magic Mower in other ways as well, and Tom and Mervin begin their adventures together. This beautifully illustrated children's story is about how Tom Goode rescues an old mower from Mr Pickle's junk yard and saves him from being thrown out onto the scrap heap. With the help of Mr Pickle, Mervin works again! But Mervin is no ordinary mower because he can magically talk, but only to Tom, who also seems to be the only person who can start Mervin. Because Mervin can talk, Tom decides to call him Mervin the Magic Mower. This is the first in a series of children's stories about how Tom and Mervin weave their magic and help other people in the community.
  • Whine Out

    Teacher, Students Hannibal Pub. Schools (Mo), Norman Calmese

    Paperback (Wewrite Corp, April 1, 1997)
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  • The Crazy Kids

    Joyce Risinger, Ill.) Woodrow Wilson Primary School (Peoria, Katia Bell, Ed Miley

    Paperback (Wewrite Corp, )
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  • The Trick

    Ray Hughes

    Hardcover (Wewrite Corp, July 1, 1995)
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  • The Mystery Sound

    Maejean Miedema, T. D. Derolf

    Hardcover (Wewrite Corp, Jan. 1, 1995)
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