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The Chocolate Touch
Patrick Skene Catling, Margot Apple
Library Binding (Paw Prints 2008-05-16, May 16, 2008)A boy acquires a magical gift that turns everything his lips touch into chocolate.
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Chocolate War, the
Robert Cormier, Frank Muller
Audio CD (Listening Library, Aug. 24, 2004)Jerry's one of the best: honest, straightforward and hardworking. He's just scraped into the football team at his new school, and things are looking good. Then he meets Archie, leader of The Vigils, the school Mafia.
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The Chocolate War
Robert Cormier
Hardcover (Dell Laurel-Leaf, Jan. 1, 2000)Former library book in very good condition. Please see accompanying photos.
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The Chocolate War
Robert Cormier
Paperback (Collins, May 12, 1994)None
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The Chocolate Lab
Eric Luper
eBook (Scholastic Paperbacks, Oct. 10, 2017)Cocoa is cooking up trouble!Take one family's chocolate shop, add a dash of competition with the fancy new store on the block, stir in a candy-crazy Labrador named Cocoa...and you've got a recipe for disaster! If Mason and Hannah can win first prize at the annual Chocolate Expo, they may be able to save their parents' shop. But Cocoa can't control himself in the kitchen. And one more mess means they'll have to say goodbye to their pup for good!
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The Chocolate War
Robert Cormier
Audio CD (Recorded Books, Jan. 1, 1993)None
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The Chocolate Touch
Patrick Skene Catling, Margot Apple
Library Binding (Turtleback Books, May 23, 2006)FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. A title first published in 1952 recounts the trials and tribulations of a greedy boy's predicament when everything John Midas touches turns to chocolate.
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Mass Market Paperback (Dell, April 5, 1975)None
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The Chocolate Cat
Sue Stainton, Anne Mortimer
Hardcover (Katherine Tegen Books, Sept. 25, 2007)In a drab village nestled between the mountains and the sea, an old chocolate maker lives alone with his cat, making uninspired chocolates to display in his dusty shop. One day he does something different and makes chocolate mice with crunchy pink-sugar tails—but he won't eat them. Cat soon discovers there's something truly special about these little mice, and everyone who tastes them is inspired to create something new and different, something the little village has never seen.Sue Stainton and Anne Mortimer have created a picture-book ode to chocolate and creativity!
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The Chocolate Voyage
Tish Rabe, Dave Aikins
Hardcover (Golden Books, Jan. 8, 2013)When the Cat in the Hat eats Nick's last piece of chocolate, the gang visits the Forest of Coco-a-licious to learn to make their own. There they discover that chocolate is made from cocoa beans which grow on trees--and that the raw beans actually taste pretty awful! Undeterred, the gang help harvest, dry, and roast the beans, separate the cocoa butter and liquids, and cook the mixture with sugar to make the sweet confection we all know and love. A perfectly tasty read for any time of the year, The Chocolate Voyage is ideal for Valentine's Day, Easter, Halloween—any time chocolate is on the menu! Fans of the PBS Kids television show The Cat in the Hat Know a Lot About That! will gobble this one up!
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The Chocolate War
Robert Cormier
Paperback (Klett Sprachen GmbH, Sept. 13, 2010)None
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The Chocolate Rose
Helen Perelman, Erica-Jane Waters
language (Aladdin, July 9, 2013)The Candy Fairies put on a sweet show for some special visitors to Sugar Valley in this delectable story.When Princess Lolli’s parents visit the Candy Kingdom, the Candy Fairies know the perfect way to entertain their guests: a talent show! There’s singing! There’s dancing! One Candy Fairy even plays the flute. But as hard as she tries, Cocoa the Chocolate Fairy isn’t the best of performers. She thinks maybe the show would be better if she didn’t participate. But everyone has a special talent—Cocoa just needs to discover what hers is!