Berthe Amoss Books

The Mockingbird Song

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Unable to get along with her new stepmother, eleven-year-old Lindy goes to live with the elderly lady next door, returning only after the birth of a baby sister, an event which softens hurt and ang...

The Mockingbird Song

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Tom in the Middle

By Berthe Amoss

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Tom has a little brother who follows him everywhere and hurts his toys and books, and an older brother who can do almost everything and won't let Tom play with his things.

Tom in the Middle

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Secret Lives

By Berthe Amoss

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Twelve-year-old Addie living with her straitlaced aunts in New Orleans unravels the mystery of her dead mother's past.

CHALK CROSS

By Berthe Amoss

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The great sea monster

By Houghton Mifflin Company, Berthe Amoss

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Accompanying the story about a boy captured by an octopus while fishing are suggestions for writing and illustrating your own story.

Secret lives

By Berthe Amoss

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Twelve-year-old Addie, living with her straight-laced aunts in New Orleans unravels the mystery of her dead mother's past.

The Chalk Cross

By Berthe Amoss

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What did you lose, Santa?

By Berthe Amoss

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Santa searches high and low before he finds the "Peace on Earth" banner he plans to trail behind his sleigh.

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