Patricia Marx Books

Now I Will Never Leave the Dinner Table

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When her perfect older sister forces her to remain at the dinner table until she finishes her spinach, a young girl broods about being stuck there forever and devises a plan to get rid of her sister.

Now I Will Never Leave the Dinner Table

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Meet My Staff

By Patricia Marx

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Young Walter introduces his imaginary "staff" of toy-fixers, piano practicers, sandwich de-crusters, and beast inspectors.

Meet my staff

By Patricia Marx

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Young Walter introduces his imaginary "staff" of toy-fixers, piano practicers, sandwich de-crusters, and beast inspectors.

Now I Will Never Leave the Dinner Table

By Jane Read Martin, Patricia Marx

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You can never go wrong by lying

By Patricia Marx

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The Skinny

By Patricia Marx, Susan Sistrom

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Echoes of the Second World War

By Patricia Marx

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Block Buster

By Patricia Marx, P Marx D Mcgrath

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Blockbuster

By Patricia Marx

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Former Saturday Night Live writers Patricia Marx and Douglas G. McGrath take aim at Hollywood in this wicked, satirical novel about the making of the flop of flops. Through the 1930s and 40s, X....

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