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Jake starts to worry about everything that could go wrong when he agrees to take care of his friend Sophie's fish for the weekend.
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In this moving story, two remarkable boys are transformed by the bonds and conflicts of brotherhood. Marcus and his foster brother Henry, a Navajo, have always been close. But now 16-year-old Henry is showing interest in his heritage and family on the reservation. ALA Best Book f ...
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Let the good times roll! Pirate Pete and Pirate Joe are back in their second easy-to-read adventure--and this time they're going disco bowling! Disco dancing? In a bowling alley? These two silly pirates really know how to have fun, and now the mischievous Pirate Queen (also known ...
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Charlotte's coming-of-age journey about Mormon handcard pioneers will resonate with readers young and old,
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Star-crossed crushes make for uproarious misunderstandings, in this contemporary take on Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, complete with lots of teen angst, endearing characters, and modern-day sensibility.
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Ordinary, boring Ed works a loser summer job at Reel Life Movies, where he doesn't even have his own name tag. He's stuck with Sergio. Ed's only consolations are his two best friends. Shelving DVDs isn't so mind-numbingly dull with Scout cracking jokes, and after hours Ed hangs ...
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When Teddy Krebs's speedy if homely little dog goes missing right before the town Chihuahua races, fourth-grader Addie May Jones can't resist Teddy's plea for help. Soon, she has two mysteries on her hands. Illustrations.
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I will carry that baby to Zion, I shout at them, just see if I don' t Well I did it I have left them all quite speechless. In 1856, 12-year-old Charlotte and her widowed father are members of a Welsh handcart company on the Mormon Trail, so poor they cannot afford wago ...
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High school junior Cal Cameron is a popular insider at Scenic View High School. Then individualistic Marti moves to town, and when Cal begins to like her, he pursues her after school so his reputation will not suffer. But soon, Cal must make a decision about who he really is.
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Cannon tells the story of a 12-year-old girl who, with her family, crosses the Mormon Trail in 1856 while pushing a handcart--and carrying a baby strapped to her back.
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