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Paper The $66 SummerA Novel of the Segregated South
by John Armistead
Thirteen-year-old George Harrington
wants to earn enough money to buy a motorcycle, so he packs off to
Obadiah, Alabama, to work in his grandmother's store for the summer.More Details... 
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Paper Behind the Bedroom Wallby Laura E. Williams
Korinna, a thirteen-year-old girl in Nazi Germany, must question her
involvement in her town's Nazi youth group when she discovers that her
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Paper A Bride for Anna’s PapaA Story of Finnish Immigrants
by Isabel R. Marvin
Life on the Iron Range of northern Minnesota in 1907 is not easy for
thirteen-year-old Anna Kallio. Her Mother's death from diphtheria has
left Anna to manage the house and take care of her younger brother,
Matti, and her father, a blacksmith in the dangerous iron mines. (Ages
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Paper The Dog with Golden Eyesby Frances Wilbur
Cassie, bored, friendless, and lonely, finds a beautiful dog in her
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Cloth The Dog with Golden Eyesby Frances Wilbur
Cassie, bored, friendless, and lonely, finds a beautiful dog in her backyard. After adopting him as her pet, she realizes he's a full-grown Arctic wolf.More Details... 
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Paper The Ocean Withinby V. M. (Val) Caldwell
In this story of a foster child and her new family, it's Elizabeth v. “Iron Woman.” Who will win?More Details...
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In this story of a foster child and her new family, it's Elizabeth v. “Iron Woman.” Who will win?More Details... 
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Cloth Parents Wantedby George Harrar
Andy Fleck doesn't have much of a family. His dad has been in jail
since he was ten and his mother, poorly equipped to take care of him
and alcoholic, terminated her rights and gave him up to the state.“He's
too hard to handle,”she told them. Now he's 12 and has an opportunity
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