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The second stone
The second stone

By Margery W. Brown

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Fifteen-year-old Henry suspects his best friend of being involved with a gang terrorizing the neighborhood but can't bring himself to turn him in.

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Yesterday I climbed a mountain
Yesterday I climbed a mountain

By Margery W. Brown

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A little girl views her big city with imaginative eyes that turn sandboxes into deserts, streets into lakes, and tall buildings into canyons.

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The Second Stone
The Second Stone

By Margery Brown

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Yesterday I climbed a mountain
Yesterday I climbed a mountain

By Margery W. Brown

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A little girl views her big city with imaginative eyes that turn sandboxes into deserts, streets into lakes, and tall buildings into canyons.

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Afro Bets Book of Colors
Afro Bets Book of Colors

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Afro Bets Book of Shapes
Afro Bets Book of Shapes

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Afro Bets Book of Colors
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Afro-Bets book of colors
Afro Bets book of shapes
Afro Bets book of shapes

By Margery W. Brown

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The Afro-bets kids help children to learn the difference between several shapes: circles, squares, hearts, rectangles, triangles, and diamonds.

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