Catherine Brighton Books

The fossil girl

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In simple cartoon style, tells the story of a twelve-year-old English girl's discovery in 1811 of an ichthyosaurus skeleton.

Galileo's treasure box

By Catherine Brighton

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While Galileo sleeps, his young daughter Virginia, later known as Maria Celeste, explores his study and discovers some of the tools he uses in his scientific experiments.

Galileo's treasure box

By Catherine Brighton

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While Galileo sleeps, his young daughter Virginia, later known as Maria Celeste, explores his study and discovers some of the tools he uses in his scientific experiments.

The Brontes

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Brontes

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Keep Your Eye on the Kid

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Mozart

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The Brontes

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The Fossil Girl

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Brontes

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