Sarah Hines Stephens Books

Now you see me

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When best friends Lena and Abby find an old Polaroid camera at a thrift shop, they're creeped out by the images it produces, which include the shadowy figure of a boy they've never seen before.

Little Mermaid and Other Stories Abridged

By Sarah Hines Stephens

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Who s the Fairest

By Sarah Hines Stephens, Jane B. Mason

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Inn Trouble Bella Baxter

By Sarah Hines Stephens, Jane B. Mason

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Beauty and the Beast and Other Stories

By Sarah Hines Stephens

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Heidi

By Sarah Hines Stephens

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King Arthur

By Sarah Hines Stephens

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Little Mermaid and Other Stories

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The Princess School Treasury Princess School Series 424 pages

By Jane B. Mason

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Inn trouble

By Sarah Hines Stephens, Jane B. Mason

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Bella helps her parents turn a dilapidated old house into a beautiful bed and breakfast.

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