Sid Fleischman Books

A collection of three previously published stories about the farmer who'd rather sit on a porcupine than tell a lie. Includes "McBroom the Rainmaker," "McBroom's Zoo," and "McBroom's Ghost."

The scarebird

By Sid Fleischman

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A lonely old farmer realizes the value of human friendship when a young man comes to help him and his scarecrow with their farm.

The abracadabra kid

By Sid Fleischman

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The autobiography of the Newbery award-winning children's author who set out from childhood to be a magician.

The ghost on Saturday night

By Sid Fleischman

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Summary, When Professor Pepper gives Opie tickets to a ghost-raising instead of a nickel in payment for being guided through the dense fog, Opie manages to make money anyway by helping to thwart a...

The ghost on Saturday night

By Sid Fleischman

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Summary, When Professor Pepper gives Opie tickets to a ghost-raising instead of a nickel in payment for being guided through the dense fog, Opie manages to make money anyway by helping to thwart a...

Mr. Mysterious Company

By Sid Fleischman

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The adventures of a family of magicians traveling across the western deserts and plains in the 1880s.

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