Alice Low Books

The Macmillan book of Greek gods and heroes
The Macmillan book of Greek gods and heroes

By Alice Low

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Recreates the popular myths of ancient Greece, including the legend of Odysseus.

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Witch Who Was Afraid of Witches (I Can Read Series)
Light Cooking Favorite Brand Name Recipes
Family Read Aloud Christmas Treasury
Spooky Stories for a Dark & Stormy Night
Spooky Stories for a Dark & Stormy Night

By Alice Low, Gahan Wilson

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A collection of more than fifteen traditional and original scary stories.

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Spooky Stories for a Dark & Stormy Night
Spooky Stories for a Dark & Stormy Night

By Alice Low, Gahan Wilson

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A collection of more than fifteen traditional and original scary stories.

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Zena and the Witch Circus Dial Easy to Read
Zena and the witch circus
Zena and the witch circus

By Alice Low

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A magically untalented witch is barred from performing in the Witch Circus until one day when she becomes a hero.

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Who Lives in the Sea Fisher Price Little People Series
Young Painter
Young Painter

By Alice Low

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