Linda Craven Books

Step-families

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Proposes positive approaches to conflicts such as lack of family unity, discipline difficulties, sexual problems, loyalty issues, and getting along with new brothers and sisters which often become...

Jaguar, the king of the cats

By Linda Craven

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Gives a brief history of Jaguar cars and describes some classic models.

Thunderbird

By Linda Craven

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Gives a brief history of the Thunderbird automobile describing its special features and most popular models.

Mustang

By Jerry Craven, Linda Craven

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Gives a brief history of the Mustang automobile and describes its special features and classic models.

Japanese sports cars

By Jerry Craven

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Provides a brief history of Japanese sports cars in the United States and describes the special features of the most popular models.

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