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The Glass Collector
The Glass Collector

By Anna Perera

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In Cairo, fifteen-year-old Aaron makes a living out of gathering garbage; as a member of the despised Zabbaleen, this is his fate. But Aaron has dreams. Every day he dreams of Rachel. He dreams tha...

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Skew Whiff
Skew Whiff

By Anna Perea

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Oxford Reading Tree: Level 16: TreeTops More Stories A: Lolly Woe
Oxford Reading Tree: Level 16: TreeTops More Stories A: Lolly Woe

By Nick Warburton, Paul Stewart, Chris Powling, Jon Blake, Anna Perera, Claire Funge

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Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 16: TreeTops: More Stories A

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