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Sacred Honour
Sacred Honour

By David Roth, Roth David

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The hermit of Fog Hollow Station
The hermit of Fog Hollow Station

By David Roth

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Lonely after his family moves from Boston to the country, 12-year-old Alex befriends an old hermit.

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A world for Joey Carr
A world for Joey Carr

By David Roth

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En route to his grandparents in Vermont in search of some answers, a lonely teenage hitchhiker meets a dying woman on her own fervent quest.

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The girl in the grass
The girl in the grass

By David Roth

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Seventeen-year-old Tom Stevens sets out to locate a sister whose existence had been unknown to him.

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The Global Ski Guide 99
The Global Ski Guide 99

By David Roth

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Sometimes I Hear Voices
Sometimes I Hear Voices

By David Roth

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Civil War 1861 5
Civil War 1861 5

By David Roth

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Jizu
Jizu

By David Roth

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One More Mission
One More Mission

By Oliver North, David Roth

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