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Tripping Over the Lunch Lady
Tripping Over the Lunch Lady

By Terry Trueman, Sarah Weeks, David Talbot Rice, David Lubar, Rachel Vail, Angela Johnson, James Proimos, Susan Shreve, Lee Wardlaw

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An anthology of ten humorous short stories about life in school, written by well-known authors of children's books.

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The dragon's brood
The dragon's brood

By Rice David

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Adult-child interactions
Adult-child interactions

By Rice David

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Shattered vows
Shattered vows

By Rice David

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Crazy loco
Crazy loco

By Rice David

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A collection of nine stories about Mexican American kids growing up in the Rio Grande Valley of southern Texas.

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Tripping Over the Lunch Lady
Tripping Over the Lunch Lady

By Various

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An anthology of ten humorous short stories about life in school, written by well-known authors of children's books.

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Shattered vows
Shattered vows

By Rice David

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Blood guilt
Blood guilt

By Rice David

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Song of Tiananmen Square
Song of Tiananmen Square

By Rice David

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Working Days
Working Days

By Anne Mazer

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Fifteen stories relate the experiences of teenagers working for many different reasons in a variety of jobs.

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