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The Walkathon PM story books
The Walkathon PM story books

By Jan Weeks

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Queen of the pool
Queen of the pool

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Silverton Summer
Silverton Summer

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The secret of Spring Hollow
The secret of Spring Hollow

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Let Toby Lane play goalie
Let Toby Lane play goalie

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Toby wants to be a better soccer player, and hopes the former professional goalie living in his neighborhood will give him some help.

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The marathon runner
The marathon runner

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After months of being chased by his new school's biggest bully, fifth-grader Sam is ready to run a marathon during an athletics competition.

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Friends and Family Stories Read It Chapter Books
Tim s money tree
Tim s money tree

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"Tim wants a new bike so his big sister Mandy convinces him that he can grow a money tree. The plan backfires when Mom finds out, and Mandy has to use her own money to seed the tree. Pleased with t...

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Season of evil season of dreams
The Centerville Code
The Centerville Code

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