Catherine E. Chambers Books

Indiana days

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In the 1840's twelve-year-old Kristi travels from her family's sod house on the Iowa prairie to an Indiana town to stay with relatives and get an education.

Indiana days

By Catherine E. Chambers

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In the 1840's twelve-year-old Kristi travels from her family's sod house on the Iowa prairie to an Indiana town to stay with relatives and get an education.

Texas Roundup

By Andy Chambers

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California Gold Rush Unit

By Catherine E. Chambers

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California Gold Rush

By Andy Chambers

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Clash of the gladiators

By Catherine E. Chambers

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Seth and Abrinet travel back to ancient Rome when gladiators entertained the crowd.

Clash of the gladiators

By Catherine E. Chambers

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Seth and Abrinet travel back to ancient Rome when gladiators entertained the crowd.

Clash of the gladiators

By Catherine E. Chambers

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Seth and Abrinet travel back to ancient Rome when gladiators entertained the crowd.

Log Cabin Home

By Catherine Chambers

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DK Readers L3: School Days Around the World

By Catherine Chambers

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Kids will discover what a typical school day looks like for children all around the world in this fascinating book. They’ll meet students from seven different countries, and see how we’re all uniqu...

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