Bernice Thurman Hunter Books

Two Much Alike

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It's 1953: television is the newest thing, girls wear dresses to play outside -- and Carrie and Connie Taylor are almost twelve years old. Living in Detroit, Michigan, "the twins" are so identical...

Lamplighter

By Bernice Thurman Hunter

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The complete Booky

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The railroader

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It takes two

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Connie and Carrie, the Taylor twins, have always loved being the centre of attention. But one day Mom announces that she's expecting, and soon they're no longer the stars of the family, and they ma...

Girls They Left Behind

By Bernice Thurman Hunter

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Janey's choice

By Bernice Thurman Hunter

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Janey Phair has it all--good looks, good humor, and two loving families. So why isn't she happy? When she's in Toronto, she longs for Winnipeg; when she's with one best friend, she misses the other...

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