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A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol

By Charles Dickens

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Ebenezer Scrooge is a mean old man with no friends or family to love him - he's just so miserable and bitter! One freezing cold Christmas Eve, Marley's Ghost pays Scrooge a visit and an eerie night...

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St.Peter and St.Paul People of the Bible
Androcles and the Lion Myths and Legends
The Black Pearl
The Black Pearl

By Michael West, Scott O Dell

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The Swiss Family Robinson Longman Classics Stage 3
Builder Through History Journey Through History
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A Renaissance Town
A Renaissance Town

By Jacqueline Morley, Mark Peppe

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Surveys the history, culture, politics, and architecture of Florence during the Italian Renaissance.

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A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol

By Mark Peppe, Charles Dickens Illustrated By Mary Kate McDevitt

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"Bah Humbug!" That's how Ebeneezer Scrooge feels about Christmas--until the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future decide to show the crotchety old miser the error of his ways. Together they...

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