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The Crazy Man

The Crazy Man

by Pamela Porter
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also available: Paperback Hardcover
tagged : marriage & divorce, depression & mental illness, farm & ranch life
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The Diary of Laura's Twin

The Diary of Laura's Twin

by Kathy Kacer
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tagged : holocaust, prejudice & racism
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The Emperor Penguin's New Clothes

The Emperor Penguin's New Clothes

illustrated by Janet Perlman
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tagged : self-esteem & self-reliance, clothing & dress, adaptations, humorous stories
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The Family Secret

The Family Secret

by Linda DeMeulemeester
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tagged : adolescence, paranormal
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The Final Game

The Final Game

by (artist) William Roy Brownridge
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tagged : hockey, friendship, self-esteem & self-reliance
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The Flat Rabbit

The Flat Rabbit

by Bárdur Oskarsson
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tagged : death & dying, friendship, emotions & feelings
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"Good grief! Would you look at her!" said the rat when she spotted the rabbit.

"Um... yes. I was just wondering what she was doing there," replied the dog, a bit startled. It had been so quiet until the rat came along.

"She is totally flat," said the rat. For a while they just stood there looking at her.

"Do you know her?"

"Well," said the dog, "I think she's from number 34. I've never talked to her, but I peed on the gate a couple of times, so we've definitely met."

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The Forgotten Secret

The Forgotten Secret

by Linda DeMeulemeester
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tagged : adolescence, paranormal
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The Fossil Hunters

The Fossil Hunters

by Marilyn Helmer, illustrated by Dermot Walshe
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tagged : friendship, emotions & feelings
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"Marcus, come meet my cousin Shelley," Kyle called. Marcus walked over slowly. "Hi," he muttered. He looked at Shelley. "How old are you?" "I'm eight," said Shelley. "I'm ten," said Marcus. "You're just a kid." "I am not a kid," Shelley declared. She decided she did not like Marcus very much. She wished he would get back in his car and go home.

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