Freeman, Martha, 1956- Books

Stink bomb mom

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Constantly embarrassed by her eccentric mother, Rory finds solace with her many pets and wonders what it would be like to live with the departed father she hardly knows.

Who Stole Halloween?

By Martha Freeman, Jean Little, Freeman, Martha, 1956-

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232 pages ; 20 cm When nine-year-old Alex and his friend Yasmeen investigate the disappearance of cats in their neighborhood, they stumble onto a larger mystery involving a haunted house and a ghos...

The polyester grandpa

By Jean Little

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When her prim and proper grandmother shows up with a boisterous new husband, ten-year-old Molly and her mother really dislike him, but after a series of confrontations, they learn to see both him a...

The Orphan and the Mouse

By Martha Freeman

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Who Stole Halloween?

By Martha Freeman, Freeman, Martha, 1956-

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