Jane Denitz Smith Books

Mary by Myself

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While adjusting to new friends and new activities at summer camp, eleven-year-old Mary remembers her infant sister Felicity, who died suddenly in her sleep several months earlier.

Fairy Dust

By Jane Denitz Smith

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Nine-year-old Ruthie is introduced to a magical fairy world when her father hires a new babysitter, Alice.

Mary by Myself

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Charlie Is a Chicken

By Jane D. Smith

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& Baby & Kitty & Mommy & Daddy

By Jane Denitz Smith

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Describes a day's activities for Baby, Kitty, Mommy, and Daddy in four separate stories which connect into one. On board pages.

& Baby & Kitty & Mommy & Daddy

By Jane Denitz Smith

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Describes a day's activities for Baby, Kitty, Mommy, and Daddy in four separate stories which connect into one. On board pages.

Charlie Is a Chicken

By Jane Denitz Smith

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When she falls under the influence of the boy-hating, snobbish Jessica, fourth grader Maddie is manipulated into turning on her best friend Charlie and joins Jessica in sending him spiteful anonymo...

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