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Rachel

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In this treasury edition of four Rachel books, you will meet ten-year-old Rachel. In 1783, she and her mother board a ship that will take them from slavery in America to promised freedom in Nova Sc...

Rachel

By Lynne Kositsky

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"Rachel's family finally gets to live in a real house, and she begins to read and write too! Will all these wonderful accomplishments last" Cf. Our choice, 2003.

Claire by Moonlight

By Lynne Kositsky

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Claire’s future should be simple and predictable and include all the normal expectations of a young Acadian woman. But her life is far from straightforward. Her mother’s mental illness...

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By Lynne Kositsky

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Claire by Moonlight

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Thought of High Windows

By Lynne Kositsky

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The thought of high windows

By Lynne Kositsky

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Esther is on the run from the Nazis and witnesses the harsh reality of war.

The Thought of High Windows

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Candles Beloved Books Beloved Books

By Lynne Kositsky, Antonio De Thomasis

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Rebecca's flame

By Lynne Kositsky

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