Renee Graef Books

Addy's summer place

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In 1866, eleven-year-old Addy and her family gather in Cape Island, later known as Cape May, New Jersey, where she encounters an impoverished white girl who treats her badly.

Thanks to Josefina

By Valerie Tripp

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In 1824 New Mexico, Josefina and her sisters argue as they weave, until Josefina thinks of a way to make their work more fun. Includes historical notes on blanket weaving in New Mexico in 1824 and...

Kit's tree house

By Valerie Tripp

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Ten-year-old Kit dreams of having a special tree house someday, but she is disappointed with the one her father and her friend build for her. Includes note on housing during the Depression and a re...

Kirsten Story Collection

By Shaw Janet Graef Renee

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Kit Play Scenes Paper Dolls American Girl

By Erin Falligant

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Kirsten Boxed Set with Game

By Renee Graef, Janet Shaw

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Therese Makes a Tapestry

By Renee Graef, Alexandra S. D. Hinrichs

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Death s Door

By Renee Graef, Barbara Joosse

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My Favorite Things

By Richard Rodgers, Hammerstein Oscar II, Renee Graef

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My Little House Book of Family

By Renee Graef, Laura Ingalls Wilder

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