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The Accidental Princess
Drop In Bride
Who'S Scared? Not Me!
Who'S Scared? Not Me!

By St George, Judith, Judith St George

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After fifteen-year-old Micki discovers that her dog is identical with one owned by John James Audubon's long-dead widow, her dull New York City summer is enlivened by the strange behavior of a bag...

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The Brooklyn Bridge: They Said It Couldn'T Be Built
The Brooklyn Bridge: They Said It Couldn'T Be Built

By St George, Judith St. George, Judith, Judith St George

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Text And Contemporary Illustrations Describe The Seemingly Impossible Feat Of Building A Bridge Over The East River During The Nineteenth Century. By Judith St. George. Includes Index. Bibliography...

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You'Ve Got To Believe Me
Dolls Of Yesterday: Dolls And Doll Collecting In Europe And America During The Past 200 Years
Essays And Criticisms V2
Rose-Colored Glass
Our Soviet Sister / [By] George St George
Wildcat Strike: The Eddie Devlin Compendium

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