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Elizabeth's song

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A fictionalized account of how an eleven-year-old girl, Elizabeth "Libba" Cotten, saved to buy her first guitar and composed the popular folksong, "Freight Train."

Elizabeth's song

By Michael Wenberg

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A fictionalized account of how an eleven-year-old girl, Elizabeth "Libba" Cotten, saved to buy her first guitar and composed the popular folksong, "Freight Train." Includes a brief summary of her l...

Elizabeth s Song

By Michael Wenberg, Cornelius Van Wright

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Elizabeth s Song

By Michael Wenberg, Cornelius Van Wright

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Stringz

By Michael Wenberg

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Fourteen-year-old Jace Adams, a cellist who loves to surf, never fits in where his mother decides to move them, but after a difficult start in Seattle, he comes to realize that talent is not someth...

Stinky Dog

By Michael Wenberg

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Henri the Clown

By Michael Wenberg

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Last Eagle

By Michael Wenberg

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Dognapped

By Michael Wenberg

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Tiger Wind

By Michael Wenberg

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