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All alone

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After climbing the high slopes of the French Alps to tend his family's cows, ten-year-old Marcel is faced with a difficult dilemma--obey his father or help a friend.

Twenty and Ten

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The Five Chinese Brothers Paperstar

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Georgette.

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Georgette, the dancing French hen, involves her human friends in a lot of trouble.

The five Chinese brothers

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Five brothers who look just alike outwit the executioner by using their extraordinary individual qualities.

Georgette.

By Claire Huchet Bishop

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Georgette, the dancing French hen, involves her human friends in a lot of trouble.

Twenty and Ten

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Twenty and Ten

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Johann Sebastian Bach: music giant.

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A biography of the prolific eighteenth-century German composer whose works were largely unknown outside of Germany until the nineteenth century.

The Five Chinese Brothers

By Claire Bishop

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