Margie Palatini Books

Broom mates

By Margie Palatini

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Gritch the Witch is not pleased when her sister, Mag the Hag, shows up early for the party.

The web files

By Margie Palatini

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Ducktective Web and his partner try to quack the case of the pilfered peck of perfectly picked pickled peppers.

Ding dong ding dong

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Despite repeated difficulties, a large ape tries various approaches to selling Ape-On Cosmetics and his persistence pays off in an unexpected way.

Good as Goldie

By Margie Palatini

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Goldie the big sister lists all the things that she can do that Nicholas her baby brother cannot.

Goldie is mad

By Margie Palatini

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A little girl is very upset when her baby brother drools on her doll, but during a time-out, she thinks of some of the things she likes about her brother.

Mary had a little ham

By Margie Palatini

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After Stanley Snoutowski, actor pig, leaves his friend Mary and heads for Broadway, he finally gets a break when he meets Hoggers and Hammerswine.

Mooseltoe

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Moose thinks he has all his Christmas preparations taken care of, but at the last minute he must come up with a substitute for the Christmas tree.

Moosetache

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A moose's moosetache is too big to control until he meets Ms. Moose, who has her own hair problem. They conquer each other's heart and their hair problems.

Lab coat girl & the amazing Benjamin Bone

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Trudie is worried when she is assigned to work with Ben on their fifth-grade class project, until she discovers that Ben has very unusual reactions to foods and she decides to perform experiments t...

Lab Coat Girl in Cool fuel

By Margie Palatini

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Trudie continues her experiments trying to find the right combination of foods to help fellow fifth-grader Ben win the election for class president.

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