Lucy Jane Bledsoe Books

A thin bright line

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Lucybelle, an independent and intelligent Arkansas native, leaves New York City for Chicago in the 1950s after being offered a job as the head of the editorial department for a lab, run by the Army...

Lava Falls

By Lucy Jane Bledsoe

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The big bike race

By Lucy Jane Bledsoe

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Ernest Peterson's hopes of winning the Washington, D.C., Citywide Cup bicycle race are shattered when his grandmother gives him a huge, clunky, yellow bike for his tenth birthday.

Tracks in the Snow

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Erin and her science project partner Tiffany become lost in the snow-covered Sierra mountains when Erin leads them on a trek to find her missing baby-sitter.

Matter of Pride American Family

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Two Kinds of Patriots An American Family Book 3 1778

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Colony of Fear American Family

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The Journey Home American Family

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Biting the Apple

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Question of Freedom Talespinners II

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