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One Mississippi: A Novel
One Mississippi: A Novel

By Mark Childress

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One Mississippi
One Mississippi

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Joshua and Bigtooth
Joshua and Bigtooth

By Mark Childress

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The tiny shiny baby alligator Joshua brings home from a day fishing grows into a big alligator whose future must be decided.

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Joshua and the Big Bad Blue Crabs
Joshua and the Big Bad Blue Crabs

By Mark Childress

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Joshua sets off to deliver a huckleberry pie to his grandmother and he and the pie are kidnapped by a mob of mean-tempered crabs.

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Crazy in Alabama
Crazy in Alabama

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Tender.
Tender.

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A world made of fire
A world made of fire

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Untitled

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A World Made of Fire
A World Made of Fire

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V for Victor
V for Victor

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