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Ladybugs Can Fly
Ladybugs Can Fly

By N A

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Stop the presses
Stop the presses

By Sandy Parr

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The secrets of Mr. Mack
The secrets of Mr. Mack

By Katherine Widmer

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Mystery at Camp Owana
Mystery at Camp Owana

By Frank Villegas

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Tiny terrific Debbie Black
Tiny terrific Debbie Black

By John David

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Breaking away
Breaking away

By Chase Spencer

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That's my shot
That's my shot

By Sandy Widen

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The race across Alaska
The race across Alaska

By Carolyn Yee

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