Eth Clifford Books

When eleven-year-old Charlie's nine-year-old cousin Ben arrives from Japan with the wrong suitcase to spend a year with him, Charlie is irritated by Ben's genius intelligence, but comes to admire h...

Flatfoot fox and the case of the missing whoooo

By Eth Clifford

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Detective Flatfoot Fox deals with distractions from Silly Goose, Pushy Peacock, and Cranky Worm as he tries to find out what happened to Mournful Owl's whoooo.

Ghost School

By Eth Clifford

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Harvey s Marvelous Monkey Mystery

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Dastardly Murder of Dirty Pete

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The magnificent myths of man

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Magnificent Myths The Globe Reader s Collection

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The year of the three-legged deer

By Ethel Cilfford Rosenberg

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Describes a year in the life of a white man and his Indian family on the Indiana frontier.

Search for the crescent moon

By Eth Clifford, Ethel Cilfford Rosenberg, Ethel Rosenberg

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In 1840 fifteen-year-old Tobias accompanies his grandfather on yet another search for the old man's twin sister kidnapped as a child by the Indians.

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