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Penny Whistle Pete
Penny Whistle Pete

By David Orme

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Plague
Plague

By David Orme

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London, 1665. Plague has come to the city. For Henry Harper it brings tragedy. His father is dead and his family has left the city. Can he get to the country to find them? Suggested level: intermed...

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Public Health For The 21st Century: New Perspectives on Policy, Participation and Practice
Time Capsule of Poems
Time Capsule of Poems

By Orme

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Dinosaur planet
Dinosaur planet

By David Orme, Harrison Paul

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Tom and Kate take an imaginary trip to a planet full of dinosaurs. Includes vocabulary words and discussion questions.

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Fancy Goldfish Culture
Fancy Goldfish Culture

By Frank W. Orme

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Thirsty Moose Lightning Readers Level 2
Ingenix University 2007 Understanding Modifiers
Killer Plants
Killer Plants

By David Orme

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Lost animals
Lost animals

By David Orme

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This two-part book started with some facts about extinct animals, then followed by a fictional work on the mamoths and prehistoric people.

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