Marilyn Sachs Books

Peter and Veronica

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Twelve-year-old Peter struggles to maintain his friendship with his tomboy classmate, Veronica, despite the opposition of their parents and the disapproval of his other friends.

Matt's mitt.

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The baseball mitt given at Matt's birth by his errant uncle possesses unusual qualities which shape his life.

Dorrie's book

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An only child relates the trials and tribulations she experiences when her mother has triplets.

A pocket full of seeds.

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During World War II in occupied France, a young Jewish girl returns from an overnight visit with a friend to find her family has disappeared.

Amy and Laura

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The truth about Mary Rose.

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Eleven-year-old Mary Rose has always idolized the aunt she was named after until she discovers conflicting evidence about her aunt's heroism.

A December tale

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A lonely foster child struggling to change her unhappy life is weakened by the bribes of an abusive foster mother, yet strengthened by imaginary conversations with Joan of Arc.

Fleet-footed Florence

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The fleet-footed star of the North Dakota Beavers meets her match when she encounters Yankee catcher, Fabulous Frankie.

A secret friend

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Ten-year-old Jessica loses her best friend, and in struggling to win her back finds out some important things about friendship.

Veronica Ganz.

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A thirteen-year-old girl, a bully who has everyone in her class and neighborhood under her control, is unable to take care of the little new kid who keeps taunting and outsmarting her.

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