Larry Sutton Books

Taildraggers high

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Living with her cantankerous grandfather in central Florida is not easy for twelve-year-old Jesse, as he opposes her interest in flying and refuses to protect his orange grove from a possible winte...

Illustrated football dictionary for young people

By Joseph Olgin

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Defines alphabetically arranged football terms in current use and includes a brief section on some of the greatest players of all time.

The case of the smiley faces

By Larry Sutton

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When someone steals their tickets at Disney World, Hollee and Jeff think up a plan to trap the culprit.

The case of the trick note

By Larry Sutton

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Hollee and Jeff become suspicious when a stranger comes to pick up their friend's airplane before a big race.

Ghost plane over Hartley Field

By Larry Sutton

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Hollee and Jeff connect a mysterious airplane that flies at night with a stolen jewel found near the airfield.

The mystery of the late news report

By Larry Sutton

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Jeff and his sister find clues, overlooked by adults, which help locate a lost pilot.

The mystery of the Blue Champ

By Larry Sutton

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When their father's favorite airplane is discovered missing, Hollee and Jeff try to find out what has happened to it.

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By Frank Lambing

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