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Double spell
Double spell

By Janet Lunn

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Dear Canada: A Rebel's Daughter: The 1837 Rebellion Diary of Arabelle Stevenson Toronto, Upper Canad
Twin Spell
Twin Spell

By Emily Arnold McCully, Janet Lunn

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The twelve dancing princesses
The twelve dancing princesses

By Janet Lunn

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A retelling of the tale of 12 princesses who dance secretly all might long and the gardener's boy who follows them and discovers where they dance.

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The twelve dancing princesses
The twelve dancing princesses

By Janet Lunn

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One Hundred Shining Candles
One Hundred Shining Candles

By Janet Lunn

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The story of Canada
The story of Canada

By Janet Lunn

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From joining our allies on the battlefields of World War I to looking at how our nation has grown and changed since Confederation, The story of Canada: a Century of change outlines an era shaped by...

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Le chandail d'Amos
Le chandail d'Amos

By Janet Lunn

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