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The Case of the Game Show Mystery
Luke's fate
Luke's fate

By Jim K. Thomas

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Continues the adventures of Luke Skywalker whose first meeting with the droids and Ben Kenobi leads to the realization of his dreams.

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Dangers of the Core (Step into Reading, Step 3, paper)
Dangers of the Core (Step into Reading, Step 3, paper)

By Jim K. Thomas, Jim Thomas, Boris Vallejo

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Jar Jar Binks guides two Jedi knights, Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan, on a dangerous journey through the core of the planet Naboo in order to warn the Queen of an invasion.

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Mr. Nice Guy 7th Heaven TM
Learning the Ropes 7th Heaven TM
Lucy s angel
Lucy s angel

By Amanda Christie

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Sisters Through the Seasons 7th Heaven TM
Dr. Seuss The cat in the hat
Dr. Seuss The cat in the hat

By Jim Thomas, Random House

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A novelization of the movie based on two books by Dr. Seuss which feature a zany, but well-meaning cat and the two children whose lives he turns upside down.

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Dangers of the Core Step Into Reading. Step 3 Book.
Jackie Chan 5
Jackie Chan 5

By Jim Thomas, Unauthored

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