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Nate The Great And The Mushy Valentine

Marjorie Weinman Sharmat

School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, Jan. 1, 1995)

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Getting all the facts, asking the right questions, and narrowing down the suspects, Nate the Great and his dog Sludge solve a variety of mysteries.

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Abraham Lincoln;: For the people,

Anne Colver

Paperback (Dell Pub. Co, Aug. 16, 1966)

Excellent resource.

Tom Edison finds out: A really truly story

Sadyebeth Lowitz, Anson Lowitz

Paperback (Dell, March 15, 1979)

Book by Lowitz, Sadyebeth

Johnny Tremain: A novel for old & young

Esther Forbes

Paperback (Dell, Aug. 16, 1970)

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HENRY'S HALLOWEEN

Jeffrey Dinardo

Paperback (Yearling, Aug. 1, 1993)

When people laugh at the clown mask he has made for Halloween, Henry makes a mean monster mask and scares the postman and his sister out of their wits

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SIXTH GRADE MUTANTS MEET THE SLIME

Laura E. Williams

Paperback (Yearling, June 9, 1997)

After a science experiment goes awry, seven sixth graders are suddenly endowed with special mutant powers. At first it's scary, but then the kids realize that they can use the powers to their advantage. Being a mutant comes in handy, especially when there's a slimeball on the loose!

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Spider Boy

Ralph Fletcher

School & Library Binding (San Val, Aug. 16, 1998)

Humorous story about a boy's adjustment to new surroundings and kids in a new school. Packed with fascinating facts about spiders, the story is told through journal entries and scenes of events. Contains a spider bibliography.

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Chig and the Second Spread

Gwenyth Swain

Paperback (Yearling, Aug. 9, 2005)

Being small is a big concern for Chig Kalpin. Like the insects that catch folks unawares with their bites on a summer evening, Chig is small enough and silent enough that she’s near about invisible. But she has a heartfelt desire to become a big person, both in stature and in spirit, and soon her adventures culminate with the Great Niplak Train Disaster, where she helps the folks in the hills and hollers of southern Indiana make it through the Great Depression with a little more to spread between the covers of their sandwiches. Haven’t heard of it? Well, as Chig might say, “Set a spell and turn the page.”From the Hardcover edition.