Ivy Ruckman Books

In care of Cassie Tucker

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When her teenage cousin moves in with her family on their Nebraska farm in 1899, eleven-year-old Cassie learns a lot, including the meaning of "heathen" and "bigot."

What s an average kid like me doing way up here

By Ivy Ruckman

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Norman, his fellow seventh graders, and their home economics teacher campaign to save Fortuna Middle School, which has been slated for closure by the school board.

Melba the Brain

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A fifth-grade genius' experiments with spliced energies acquaint her with an unusual cat and hurtle her light years beyond Earth to a planet ruled by animals.

Who needs rainbows?

By Ivy Ruckman

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As a sixteen-year-old girl tries to adapt to a new town and school after moving from New York to Kansas, she learns that many things are more important than popularity.

Night of the twisters

By Ivy Ruckman

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A fictional account of the night freakish and devastating tornadoes hit Grand Island, Nebraska, as experienced by a twelve-year-old, his family, and friends.

Night of the twisters

By Ivy Ruckman

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A fictional account of the night freakish and devastating tornadoes hit Grand Island, Nebraska, as experienced by a twelve-year-old, his family, and friends.

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