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$7.95 – $14.95A verse novel for young readers that uses rich, evocative language to deliver a powerful story of the extraordinary magic that occurs everyday when ordinary people work together.This book tells the true story of a courageous woman's famous journey in 1889 that took her all the way around the globe in record time.Wind Dancer
$15.95Can a rescued horse help Ali get through to her brother, who has returned from Afghanistan with PTSD?The Bookshop Girl
$8.99 – $17.99A whimsical delight, crafted with quirkiness and a touch of classic charmCharlie Bumpers vs. the Really Nice Gnome
$6.95 – $16.95Charlie is ready to play the bad guy in the class play, but Mrs. Burke has other ideas!Last Gold Diggers, The
$12.95Grandfather and Roo, a remarkable dog with strong views and a short attention span, are off to Australia, on an expedition to find long-lost Uncle Vincent, who ran away to seek his fortune years ago.Coastwatcher, The
$7.95 – $14.95Day after day, Hugh looks for signs of German spies. It seems like a harmless way to spend time...at least at first.Real Question, The
$7.95 – $15.95When Fish tries to escape from the responsibilities of his overachieving life, he gains a new understanding of the dangers of neglecting his connections and commitments to others.Mr. Penguin and his Adventuring gang board a luxury cruise ship for some much-needed rest and a little entertainment. With Colin, his kung fu spider sidekick, preparing to perform with the Ladies Choir and fish finger sandwiches available twenty-four hours a day, Mr. Penguin isn’t even bothered that he can’t swim and is deeply afraid of water.Full Court Fever
$6.95The Falcons have the skill but not the height required to win their games. Will they be able to win the dreaded end-of-the-season game against their much taller rivals?Random Body Parts
$7.95 – $14.95Take a free-form trip though the human body with these humorous riddle poems.Passage, The
$15.95Against his family's wishes, a sixteen year old joins the Confederate Navy and learns that honor can be a smokescreen for arrogance and pride.
