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The HORSE IN THE ATTIC
The HORSE IN THE ATTIC

By Eleanor Lowenton Clymer

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Twelve-year-old Caroline's discovery of a forgotten painting in the family barn leads to her father's restoration of the portrait of Sprite, a filly in the Racehorse Hall of Fame, and a revelation...

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Luke Was There
Luke Was There

By Eleanor Lowenton Clymer

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Chronicles a young boy's search for security after his stepfather leaves home, his mother becomes ill and goes to the hospital, and he and his brother are placed in a children's home.

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Engine Number Seven
Engine Number Seven

By Eleanor Lowenton Clymer

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In a little town in Maine the old narrow gauge railroad is gradually replaced by cars, trucks, and buses that do the same job just as well--or can they?

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The second greatest invention : Search for the first farmers
The second greatest invention : Search for the first farmers

By Eleanor Lowenton Clymer

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Describes how the archaeologists' quest for man's agricultural beginnings led to discoveries dating from 7000 B.C. which helped reconstruct the birth of farming and its spread westward.

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How I went shopping and what I got,
How I went shopping and what I got,

By Eleanor Lowenton Clymer

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Twelve-year-old Debbie takes her little sister shopping and loses her in a crowded department store.

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How I went shopping and what I got,
How I went shopping and what I got,

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Luke Was There
Luke Was There

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The Spider the Cave and the Pottery Bowl
The Spider the Cave and the Pottery Bowl

By Eleanor Lowenton Clymer

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An Indian brother and sister are left alone for the summer in the care of their ailing grandmother.

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