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Dead boy

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Crow Darlingson may be dead, but he still loves air hockey, bowling, and drawing. Like other kids, his mother makes sure he finishes his homework, and he always looks forward to Halloween. But Crow...

Dead Boy

By Laurel Gale

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Dead Boy

By Laurel Gale

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Fans of Neil Gaiman’s The Graveyard Book will embrace this darkly funny novel!Crow isn't like the other kids. He stinks. He’s got maggots. His body parts fall off at inopportune moments. (His mom a...

Monster human other

By Laurel Gale

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Isaac--a wolf-like clepsit from a human family--and Wren--a human living with a clepsit family--must band together when an army of vorcans rises from underground, intent on waging war.

Monster, human, other

By Laurel Gale

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Isaac--a wolf-like clepsit from a human family--and Wren--a human living with a clepsit family--must band together when an army of vorcans rises from underground, intent on waging war.

Dead Boy

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Story Magic

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Story Magic

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Robot and Mother

By Marcela Babolatto, Laurel Gale

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Robots Don t Make You Go to Bed

By Susanna Covelli, Laurel Gale

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