Elizabeth Hathorn Books

Thunderwith

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After she moves to the Australian outback following her mother's death, fifteen-year-old Laura's friendship with a strange and beautiful dog helps her adjust to a new life with an unfamiliar father...

Grandma's shoes

By Elizabeth Hathorn

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A young girl copes with her grandmother's death with the help of the old woman's shoes and some special memories.

Way home

By Elizabeth Hathorn

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Shane finds a no-name stray cat and takes it through the dangers of the city to his home, a corner of an alley.

The Lenski Kids and Dracula

By Libby Hathorn

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The Lenski Kids and Dracula Aussion Bites

By Libby Hathorn

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Love Me Tender

By Hathorn

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Your World and You

By Joan Haughton, Rose Pickard, Libby Hathorn

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Ready Set Go

By John Hathorn, Libby Hathorn

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Juke box Jive

By Libby Hathorn

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Looking for Felix

By Elizabeth Hathorn, Libby Hathorn

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A small boy wanders out of his room and ends up asleep with the family cat.

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