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A bully is loose amongst fifth graders!
p align="center">Hannah Savannah is certain that she will get the lead role of Mary Musgrove in her school’s play.
p align="center">Just who does this new girl, Muffy Powell, think she is anyway?
p align="center">Hannah’s having a party and she knows whom she’s NOT inviting!
p align="center">At Forsyth Park one day, Hannah cannot believe her eyes!
p align="center">Hannah Savannah is about to learn a lesson in compassion and friendship that she will never forget
| |  | | Hannah Savannah FInds the Missing Key
Using diversity of characters, this book presents the everyday problems encountered by its readers (children 5-8).
font face="Verdana" size="2">"Hannah Savannah Hunt" is a lively and precocious ten-year-old living in a row home in historic downtown Savannah. She is an energetic alternative thinker who gets bored easily and uses an extremely vivid imagination to solve dilemmas. br />
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font face="Verdana" size="2">In this, the first of her many adventures, Hannah Savannah takes on the mystery of finding her Mama's missing carriage house key, while hoping to prove to her best friends, Eduardo and Tiesha, that ghosts do exist in downtown Savannah! /font>br />
& | |  | | Hannah Savannah's Favorite Tales
Hannah Savannah and family are stuck at Grampy Levine's house
during a hurricane...and the hurricane's name is "Hurricane Hannah!"
p style="text-align: left">There are no televisions or computers...so storytelling becomes the fun event of the evening!:
p style="text-align: left">...How about that wooden shoe, Clop, who wanted to explore the world all by itself!
p style="text-align: left">...Did you know that the elephant once had a pug nose?
p style="text-align: left">...We're having a proper tea with Grams and Her Majesty of England!
p style="text-align: left">...Captain Kidd U Knot takes everyone for a cruise that they will never forget!
p style="text-align: left">...and much more!
p | |  | | The Lives of the Wits and Famous
A perfect house-warming gift.
It is found in bathrooms everywhere!
Teachers use it as a resource handbook in getting their students interested in creative writing through an unusual look at history.
span style="color: #000000">font face="Verdana">big>big>font size="2">u>Grounded /u>br />
Sir Isaac Newton's br />
Not 'high fahlootin' br />
His theories prove their worth br />
And the Laws of Gravitation br />
Show this man's quite down to Earth!/font>/big>/big>/font>/b>/span>
p style="text-align: left"> ...WHY did Napoleon stuck his hand into his breast pocket all of the time?br />
...What REALLY happened to Marie Antoinette?br />
...Sir Frances Drake might have been a letch?
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