Ruth Owen Books

Slam Dunk!
Slam Dunk!

By Mark Woods

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Mathematical problems and quiz questions relating to basketball. Explores basic arithmetic, fractions, decimals and percentages, completing number patterns, solving word problems, measuring, angles...

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Ace!
Ace!

By Woods, Mark Woods

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Xtreme!
Xtreme!

By Woods, Mark Woods

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MELTDOWN
MELTDOWN

By Ruth Owen

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The Last American Hero
The Last American Hero

By Ruth Owen

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TAMING THE PIRATE
TAMING THE PIRATE

By Ruth Owen

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SORCERER
SORCERER

By Ruth Owen

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AND BABIES MAKE FOUR
AND BABIES MAKE FOUR

By Ruth Owen

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Someone to Watch Over Me
Someone to Watch Over Me

By Ruth Owen

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Gambler s Daughter
Gambler s Daughter

By Ruth Owen

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