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|  | | Marilyn Monroe: My Little Secret
Details the friendship and relationship between Jane Lawrence and Marilyn Monroe from the time Ms. Lawrence began running the official M. Monroe fan club until Ms. Monroe’s untimely death.
| |  | | The Big Cheese Family
They are a cheese-loving family of mice that live in a grocery store, giving them free range to the dairy section. There’s only one problem standing in their way— Mr. McGrime, the cranky store owner. Still, that doesn’t stop the playful critters, who somehow always outsmart Mr. McGrime.
span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px; line-height: 22.390625px;">Written in metered poetry, this series of books will take kids on a fun-filled romp with each new story. In Book 1 – “Not’cho Cheese!” – Grandpa Gouda pays a visit to Papa Parmesan, Papa’s wife, Brie, and their son, Reggiano. But when Reggiano eats the macaroni-and-cheese that Brie’s prepared for dinner, the mice must figure out a way of sneaking cheese from the grocery store and into their nook without being caught by Mr. McGrime. As an | |  | | The Littlest Spruce
“The Littlest Spruce” tells the story of a little spruce tree that gets separated from his parents when they are taken away from the forest. But thanks to two silly field mice and a boy named Roy, the littlest spruce is reunited with his parents on Christmas Day inside Roy’s home.
span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px; line-height: 22.390625px;">First published in 1991, “The Littlest Spruce” won ‘Best New Children’s Book’ at the North American Book Exchange. It was also featured on ABC’s Good Morning America. Former director of Good Morning America, Bob McKinnon, said, “I was always told that big things come in the littlest packages. After reading ‘The Littlest Spruce,’ I now know why. Succinct, clever writing and colorful illustrations make if a perfect package |
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Planet of Success
by Shirley Woods
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 An inspirational book about a unique world where trees hold intrinsic knowledge and powerful forces of energy. The group of students called the Planeteers demonstrate character building and not judge people base on their appearance, but judge them on |
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