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Andrew Flies Alone
Andrew Flies Alone

By Lisa Norby

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Amy Toogood
Amy Toogood

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The great Johnstown flood
The great Johnstown flood

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Maggie comes home
Maggie comes home

By Lisa Norby

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Maggie moves back to the small town where she was born and wonders if she'll ever get to used to it and make new friends. At Aunt Eva's house she discovers some interesting artifacts belonging to h...

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Heat wave
Heat wave

By Lisa Norby

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A pitcher of lemonade, a chat, and a friendship begins. It's wonderful what good neighbors can do for each other. Benchmark 30, Lexile 510.

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New neighbors
New neighbors

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Drawing faces
Drawing faces

By Lisa Norby

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Learn how to draw a person's face.

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Emergency
Emergency

By Lisa Norby

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Susan finds a flood in her basement. Benchmark 38, Lexile 520.

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The flood
The flood

By Lisa Norby

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Susan is home alone and her house floods. What should she do?

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