Prescott Hill Books

Littlest Pet Shop Winter Wonderland

By Judy Katschke, Prescott Hill, Written By Judy Katschke

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48 pages : 20 cm Apppeals to 1st-3rd graders ; Readers level grade 3 Blythe takes the pets from the Littlest Pet Shop out for some winter fun. When a planned store-window event doesn't go as planne...

Scholastic Reader Level 2: Lalaloopsy: Chasing Rainbows

By Jenne Simon, Prescott Hill

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Have sew much fun with the Lalaloopsy girls as they search for the rainbow's end! It's a rainy day in Lalaloopsy Land, and April Sunsplash, Cloud E. Sky, and Spot Splatter Splash are playing. April...

Lalaloopsy: Chasing Rainbows

By Jenne Simon, Prescott Hill

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Ambrose Bierce

By Prescott Hill

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Frank R. Stockton

By Prescott Hill, Emily Hutchinson, James McConnell

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Adaptations of two mysterious tales by Edith Wharton, plus an introduction to the author and discussion questions.

Robert Louis Stevenson: Great British & Irish Short Stories I

By Prescott Hill

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Theodore Dreiser

By Prescott Hill

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Wilbur Daniel Steele: Great American Short Stories Iii

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Blackbeard'S Medal

By Prescott Hill

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Search And Rescue

By Prescott Hill, Linda Hubalek

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