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Hazels Circle
Hazels Circle

By Sharon Phillips Denslow

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Hazel finds that taking her pet rooster Ike along on her rounds to sell eggs to her neighbors creates a number of exciting adventures.

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At Taylors Place
At Taylors Place

By Sharon Phillips Denslow

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Tory helps her friend Taylor with projects including a weathervane for Miss Perry, topped with a carved figure of her dog Marvin.

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Woollybear Good-Bye
Woollybear Good-Bye

By Sharon Phillips Denslow

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The week before Joe Dean moves away, he is elected captain of the team that collects the most woollybear caterpillars, and his name is engraved on a plaque that will stay in the classroom forever.

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Flowers
Flowers

By Joan Denslow, Gwen Allen

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Sugar production in northeastern Brazil and Cuba, 1858-1908
Principles of Economic Philosophy Neglected American Economists
Bus Riders
Bus Riders

By Sharon Phillips Denslow

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When their regular bus driver gets sick, Warren, Louise, and the other bus riders must endure a string of substitute drivers.

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The New Wizard Of Oz
The New Wizard Of Oz

By Lyman Frank Baum

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