Edward Bloor Books

A plague year

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A ninth-grader who works with his father in the local supermarket describes the plague of meth addiction that consumes many people in his Pennsylvania coal mining town from 9/11 and the nearby cras...

A plague year

By Edward Bloor

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A plague year

By Edward Bloor

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Crusader

By Edward Bloor

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Tangerine Apple Signature Edition

By Edward Bloor

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Story Time

By Edward Bloor

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George and Kate are promised the best education but instead face obsessed administrators, endless tests, and evil spirits when they are transferred to Whittaker Magnet School.

London Calling

By Edward Bloor

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London calling

By Edward Bloor

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Tangerine: Library Edition

By Edward Bloor, Trevor Goble

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London Calling

By Edward Bloor

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Martin Conway comes from a family filled with heroes and disgraces. His grandfather was a statesman who worked at the US Embassy in London during WWII. His father is an alcoholic who left his famil...

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