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The Union Castle Line
The Quest for Speed
The Quest for Speed

By Mike Roussel

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Daring Women of History
Daring Women of History

By Mike Roussel

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Shipwrecks of the Cunard Line
Clay
Clay

By Mike Roussel

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Describes working in clay and provides instructions for making a bird, piggy bank, coil pot, and other pieces of pottery.

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Scrap materials
Scrap materials

By Mike Roussel

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Instructions for making toys, masks, models, musical instruments, and books out of scrap materials found around the home.

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Scrap materials
Scrap materials

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Clay
Clay

By Mike Roussel

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Describes working in clay and provides instructions for making a bird, piggy bank, coil pot, and other pieces of pottery.

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Shipwrecks Of The Cunard Line
Shipwrecks Of The Cunard Line

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Wright Brothers Story
Wright Brothers Story

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