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The Arctic Grail
The Arctic Grail

By Pierre Berton, Illustrated

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Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs

By Childcraft, Illustrated

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Battles in Britain: v. 2
Battles in Britain: v. 2

By WILLIAM SEYMOUR

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Arthurs Baby
Arthurs Baby

By Brown, Illustrated

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Jogging frommemory
Jogging frommemory

By Rob Buckman

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A Question of Sport
A Question of Sport

By Hazel Lewthwaite

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Trafalgar: The men, the battle, the storm
The first Christmas
The first Christmas

By Robbie Trent

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A simple retelling of how Jesus Christ came to be born in a stable.

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