Josepha Sherman Books

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In 1510 eighteen-year-old Thierry, orphaned Count of Foretterre, undertakes a series of difficult challenges in order to free the half-human, half-fairy girl he loves from the hold of her cold-hear...

Gleaming bright

By Josepha Sherman

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To avoid being married to a cruel king, and to save her father's kingdom from ruin, a resourceful young princess goes in search of the magic box that was stolen from her grandfather by an evil wizard.

Orphans of the night

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Includes thirteen stories, written by such authors as Mike Resnick, Pamela Service, Harry Turtledove, and Susan Shwartz, about strange, eerie, and bizarre creatures from the universe of folklore.

The Constitution

By Josepha Sherman

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The War Against Germs Germs the Library of Disease Causing Organisms

By Josepha Sherman

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The Cold War

By Josepha Sherman

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Chronicles the Cold War, from its origins in the Soviet Revolution as the twentieth century began to the collapse of the Soviet Union as the century closed.

The Library of Satellites

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Your Travel Guide to Ancient China Passport to History

By Josepha Sherman

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Competitive Soccer for Girls Sportsgirl

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The Library of Satellites

By Paul Kupperberg, Josepha Sherman, Ann Byers

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