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  • Honestly, Katie John

    Mary Calhoun

    Library Binding (HarperCollins, June 1, 1963)
    Relates the adventures of a young girl as she becomes a teen-ager
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  • Billion for Boris

    Mary Rodgers

    Paperback (HarperTrophy, April 16, 1976)
    When they discover an old TV that plays tomorrow's programs, fourteen-year-old Annabel and her fifteen-year-old friend Boris try to use it to help mankind and earn money to renovate Boris' eccentric mother.
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  • No Flying In The House

    Betty Brock, Wallace Tripp

    School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, Aug. 9, 2005)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. A rich dowager is persuaded to provide a temporary home for an unusual talking dog and her young charge, Annabel Tippens.
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  • Crush: Stories by Ellen Conford

    Ellen Conford

    Paperback (HarperCollins, Jan. 6, 1999)
    "Tickets for the Sweetheart Stomp are still available at the student government office, Room 114, during lunch hours or half an hour after school."B.J. Green though, not for the first time, what a dumb name Sweetheart Stomp was for a Valentine's Day dance. Not that she wouldn't want to go to it, but it sounded like an event where you stomped your sweetheart unconscious.But the social bigwigs at Cutter's Forge High were heavy into alliteration this year. They'd called the Halloween dance the Halloween Hoedown. The Thanksgiving dance was the Turkey Trot. For Christmas they'd had the Holiday Hop. And now for Valentine's Day the dance committee had come up with the Sweetheart Stomp.B.J. sighed and looked around at her classmates. The room was buzzing with the excited whispers of predance planning. The event was a week and a day away. There would be get-togethers before the dance and parties afterward, which would prolong the festivities into the early hours of February 15.B.J. wouldn't be attending any of them. 00-01 Young Hoosier Book Award Masterlist (Grds. 6-8) and 00-01 Black-Eyed Susan Award Masterlist 2000 List of Popular Paperbacks for YA
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  • Hurry Home, Candy

    Meindert De Jong, Maurice Sendak

    School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books: A Division of Sanval, Sept. 16, 1972)
    Book by De Jong, Meindert
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  • Hang Tough, Paul Mather

    Alfred Slote

    Paperback (HarperCollins, Jan. 8, 1993)
    Paul Mather's a pitcher -- a really good one. His off speed pitch is enough to bowl a kid backward, and his fast ball is pure smoke. There isn't anything he can't throw, from sliders, change-ups, and sinkers to a mean curve ball that breaks at just the right moment. He's pitched no-hitters and perfect games. To Paul, pitching is what you live for and why you live. Lately, though, Paul hasn't been allowed to do much of anything, much less play ball. He's got leukemia, and it's put him into the hospital several times already. His parents are so worried, they've forbidden him to play the game he loves so much. They're afraid that if Paul strains himself his illness may come back a final time...and maybe even take his life.But Paul is a winner. His team needs him, and he won't give up without a fight. Paul Mather is determined to pitch every inning...to keep playing baseball, and to keep hanging tough, no matter what the odds.
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  • The Magical Adventures of Pretty Pearl

    Virginia Hamilton

    Paperback (HarperCollins, Dec. 3, 1986)
    One long time ago, Pretty Pearl god child lived high on a mountaintop in Africa with all other gods. Curious about mankind and itching to show off her powers, she came down off the mountain with her brother, know-all best god John de Conquer, and sailed on a slave ship for America. There she saw the suffering of the black people, and felt their sorrow right behind her eyes . Pretty Pearl knew now was her time to act.Brother John gave her a magical necklace, a set of rules to follow, and a warning to be careful. "Them human bein's be awful tricky," he said."they has most winnin' ways." Drawing upon her fabulous storehouse of black legend, myth, and folklore, Virginia Hamilton has ventured into new ways of exploring the human spirit in this extrodinary fantasy filled with mysteries, beauty, and hope.
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  • Little Witch

    Anna Elizabeth Bennett, Helen Stone

    Paperback (Trophy Press, March 1, 1981)
    Miniken is a young witch who doesn't care to ride a broom or brew a magic spell but wants to go to school and be like an ordinary child
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  • Haunted Mountain: A Story of Suspense

    Mollie Hunter

    Paperback (Trophy Pr, Nov. 1, 1973)
    After angering the fairy creatures of the Highlands, a stubborn Scot is thirteen years bringing an end to their terrible revenge against him.
  • The Park Book

    Charlotte Zolotow, H. A. Rey

    Paperback (HarperCollins Children's Books, April 15, 1986)
    The story of the people and animals who work and play in the park from sunrise to sunset
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  • Pilot Down, Presumed Dead

    Marjorie Phleger

    Paperback (HarperCollins, May 20, 1975)
    Steve Ferris makes a crash landing on a lonely beach when hurricane winds force his plane down. Days pass, and Steve cannot understand why he doesn't see any rescue planes. Gradually he realizes he is on an uncharted island; rescuers will not be able to locate him, and soon they will think he drowned in the storm. With skill and determination Steve fashions crude equipment for survival, and he discovers that he can live quite well off the land and from the ocean. But he must find a way to return to civilization.
  • Blackwater

    Eve Bunting

    Paperback (HarperCollins, Aug. 8, 2000)
    “A novel that will long flicker in readers' memories.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review)Fans of S. E. Hinton and Jerry Spinelli will devour this thrilling story about a harmless prank that goes too far. Thirteen-year-old Brodie Lynch was ready for the perfect summer of adventure along the awesome Blackwater River. That was before everything changed forever. One act of mischief leads to a tragic death and even though Brodie was involved, the lies he tells to cover his tracks actually turn him into a hero. Guilt tears at him like the treacherous current of the Blackwater itself, but when mysterious notes are left at his door, his guilt transforms into fear. Someone saw what really happened. Will Brodie decide to tell the truth before the witness turns him in?Fast paced and suspenseful to the very last page.Reognized by the Golden Sower Award Masterlist and as a Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers.
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