Marcy Ramsey Books

Ghostly tales

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In four ghost stories, set in nineteenth century Concord, Massachusetts, each of the March sisters has a supernatural encounter.

The Witch in the Pumpkin Patch

By Marcy Ramsey, Francine Pascal

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Jessica and Elizabeth think that they saw a witch in the pumpkin patch so they think that it is haunted.

The little juggler

By Marcy Dunn Ramsey

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A little juggler with no money to buy a gift for the Christ Child's birthday, offers instead his best performance. Features one pop-up illustration.

The Rosenbergs

By Anita Larsen

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In one of the twentieth century's most controversial trials, the Rosenbergs defend themselves against the U.S. government's charges that they passed atomic bomb secrets to the Soviet Union.

Baseball Flyhawk

By Marcy Ramsey, Matt Christopher

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Becky at the Barre

By Marcy Ramsey, Emily Costello

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Jillian on Her Toes

By Marcy Ramsey, Emily Costello

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Katie s Last Class

By Marcy Ramsey, Emily Costello

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Anyone Can Eat Squid

By Marcy Ramsey, Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

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Cuckoo Feathers

By Marcy Ramsey, Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

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