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The three of us.
The three of us.

By Charlotte Herman

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The lives of two fifth-grade girls change markedly when a new girl from New York joins their class.

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String bean.
String bean.

By Charlotte Herman

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Skinny Harold works at making himself fatter until he discovers an advantage to being thin.

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The three of us.
The three of us.

By Charlotte Herman

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The lives of two fifth-grade girls change markedly when a new girl from New York joins their class.

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You Ve Come a Long Way Sybil MacIntosh
Family Policy in the USSR Since 1944
My chocolate year
My chocolate year

By Charlotte Herman

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In 1945 Chicago, as her Jewish family anxiously awaits news of relatives left behind in Europe, ten-year-old Dorrie learns new recipes in the hope of winning a baking competition at school. Include...

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Le fauteuil de grand-mere
Le Fauteuil de grand mere
Pierres precieuses guide pratique d identification
Our Snowman Has Olive Eyes

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