Gerald Hausman Books

Duppy talk

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Includes six ghost stories from Jamaica which are based on the country's legends and have their roots in African folklore; each story is accompanied by a section about the teller of the tale.

Doctor Moledinky's castle

By Gerald Hausman

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Twelve-year-old Andy and his best friend Pauly spend one remarkable summer in the 1950s exploring their town Berkeley Bend and delving into the secrets of its unusual inhabitants.

Cats of myth

By Gerald Hausman

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A collection of stories from Egypt, India, Japan, Scandinavia, Ireland and other places that portray cats as goddesses, guardians, tricksters, warriors, magicians, and more.

Tom Cringle

By Gerald Hausman

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During the War of 1812, a thirteen-year-old officer in the British navy records in his logbook his capture by pirates off the coast of Jamaica.

Tom Cringle

By Gerald Hausman

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In 1813, a fourteen-year-old British navy lieutenant records in his logbook a perilous journey as he and his men attempt to return a group of slaves to the Jamaican plantation from which pirates st...

Not Since Mark Twain Stories

By Gerald Hausman

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Turtle Island Alphabet

By Gerald Hausman

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No witness

By Gerald Hausman

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Wilderness

By Roger Zelazny

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Runners

By Gerald Hausman

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