Jane Cutler Books

Darcy and Gran don't like babies

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Darcy and Gran say they don't like babies, especially Darcy's baby brother, but after a day in the park doing things babies can't do they give the matter more thought.

When a group of their neighbors plans to oust Mrs. Krnc because she feeds the pigeons that cause a mess, Rachel and her Great Uncle Benson work to encourage better communication and search for an a...

Family dinner

By Jane Cutler

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Great-Uncle Benson prepares exotic food dishes in order to lure Rachel's family to a communal meal.

'Gator aid

By Jane Cutler

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Imaginative second-grader Edward swears he saw a baby alligator in the Shaw Park lake, but no one believes him.

Guttersnipe

By Jane Cutler

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In Canada early in the twentieth century, Ben, the youngest in a family of Jewish immigrants struggling to make ends meet, decides to help out but when a hat maker gives him a chance, disaster stri...

Leap, frog

By Jane Cutler

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Edward and his new friend Charley prepare for the First Annual Mark Twain Memorial Jumping Frog Contest.

My wartime summers

By Jane Cutler

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Over four memorable summmers, Ellen and her friends follow the war taking place far away but that still touches their lives.

No dogs allowed

By Jane Cutler

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Five-year-old Edward and his older brother Jason find themselves in such wild predicaments as surviving a motorcycle convention and confronting the three-headed mysteries of their own backyard.

Rats!

By Jane Cutler

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Fourth-grader Jason and his younger brother Edward shop for school clothes, get ready for Halloween, acquire a couple of pet rats, and deal with not-birthday presents from Aunt Bea.

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