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Jeremy Burns wants new hockey skates so he can join a league. His father says he has to earn the money himself. Will he do it?
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|  | | Frankie's Run
Mary Frances seems to be caught in the throes of growing up. Her best friend is all boy crazy, but Mary Frances thinks she should be doing something more important with her life.
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|  | | Ghosts, Gadgets and Great Ideas
Bradley Schultz and his friend O'Connell return in a series of holiday themed adventures.
The Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer of Midville's fifth grade are back. This time they're involved in a ghost story, a romance, a Santa impersonation and a madcap ride in the town Fourth of July parade. |
|  | | Helping Ray
Seventh grader Ray Brennan has a lot on his plate. A trumpet solo in the school stage band’s spring concert is in jeopardy,and things aren’t going well at home. Add a mysterious girl and a best friend who’s no help at all, and Ray is wondering if things can get any worse. They can. Ray learns that help can come from unexpected sources, but it's not always easy accepting it.
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|  | | Me Two
Wilf Farkus is having an identity crisis-and this one is wearing his clothes!
span style="color: #ff0000">span style="background-color: #ffffff">span style="font-size: larger">span style="font-family: Comic Sans MS">Wilf's science project somehow goes awry and he is suddenly faced with an exact duplicate of himself! Once he recovers from the shock, he decides to take full advantage of the situation. Things go so smoothly that Wilf begins to wonder who the real Wilf is!/b>/span>/span>/span>/span>
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|  | | My Friend O'Connell
Four short stories about fifth graders Bradley Schultz and his buddy, the decidedly quirky O'Connell.
The Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn of Midville's fifth grade, Bradley and O'Connell organize a backyard golf tournament, create a boycott of the school cafeteria, try to explain the workings of outer space and re-enact one of Mark Twain's famous short stories. |
|  | | The Voice from the Mendelsohns' Maple
Penny Eagan expectgs to have a dismal summer. But when she meets a talking tree and spontaneously decides to talk back to it, her summer is turned upside down.
The actual voice belongs to one Miss Katherine Cooper, an elderly lady who has no idea how she got stranded up in the branches. Penny manages to rescue her. Later, her curiosity leads her to Beacon Manor, a senior citizens' residence, where she meets a group of older people who, much to her surprise, don't seem to act their age. |
|  | | Who Says I Can't?
Whether you're a dreamer or a does, you will be entertained by jTessa's turbulent quest for power and personality in this funny and telling novel.
Tessa Talbert has always been more like awilted wallflower than like her mother, Tatiana. When auditions for student director of the high school talent show are announced, Tessa decides to follow in her mother's footsteps for once and try out. That's when the trouble started. |
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