Elizabeth Bram Books

Rufus the writer

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Rather than a lemonade stand, Rufus sets up a story stand one summer and makes a series of trades with his friends--a story for a shell, for a kitten, for a surprise, and one more as a special birt...

The door in the tree

By Elizabeth Bram

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In her mind Lisa sets forth on a walk filled with magic encounters.

The man on the unicycle and other stories

By Elizabeth Bram

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A dinosaur is too big

By Elizabeth Bram

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Is a dinosaur the answer for a little girl who wants a large pet?

I don't want to go to school

By Elizabeth Bram

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Reluctant to go to kindergarten on her first day, Jennifer finds that it isn't so bad after all.

The door in the tree

By Elizabeth Bram

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In her mind Lisa sets forth on a walk filled with magic encounters.

The man on the unicycle and other stories

By Elizabeth Bram

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A dinosaur is too big

By Elizabeth Bram

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Is a dinosaur the answer for a little girl who wants a large pet?

I don't want to go to school

By Elizabeth Bram

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Reluctant to go to kindergarten on her first day, Jennifer finds that it isn't so bad after all.

One day I closed my eyes and the world disappeared

By Elizabeth Bram

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A young girl closes her eyes and uses her other senses to experience her surroundings.

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