Phyllis Reynolds Naylor Books

The Girls Take Over

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The race is on! The Hatford boys and the Malloy girls are ready to outdo one another again. Eddie is the first girl to ever try out for the school baseball team. Now she and Jake are competing for...

As Halloween approaches, the three Malloy sisters find themselves continually trying to get even with the four Hatford brothers, who have been playing tricks on them since the Malloys moved from Oh...

Who Won the War?

By Jean Little

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Who will win as the curtain closes on the war between the girls and the boys?Summer vacation is almost over and after one year in Buckman it looks like the Malloy girls will be going home to Ohio....

Beetles Lightly Toasted

By Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

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Agony of Alice

By Jean Little

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To Walk the Sky Path

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Shiloh

By Jean Little, Ferguson.

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Reluctantly Alice

By Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

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How Lazy Can You Get

By Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

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Shiloh

By Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

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