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She Dared
She Dared

By Ed Butts

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She Dared
She Dared

By Ed Butts Illustrated By Heather Collins

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From a true-life “Survivor Island” tale to the women who flew fighters and bombers for the Allies in World War II, Ed Butts invites you to meet twelve women who dared to live their live...

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Bandits and Privateers
Idioms for Aliens
Idioms for Aliens

By Edward Butts, Ed Butts

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Bodyguards!
Bodyguards!

By Butts Edward

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Discusses the actions of different types of bodyguards, such as Caesar's Praetorian Guard, Japanese samurai warriors, and Wild West outlaws, and their influence on history.

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Bodyguards
Bodyguards

By Butts Edward

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Discusses the actions of different types of bodyguards, such as Caesar's Praetorian Guard, Japanese samurai warriors, and Wild West outlaws, and their influence on history.

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Funky Phonics
Funky Phonics

By Ed Butts

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Funky Phonics
Funky Phonics

By Ed Butts

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Funky Phonics
Funky Phonics

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