Susan Meddaugh Books

Martha speaks.

By Susan Meddaugh

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Martha speaks

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Good stones

By Anne Merrick Epstein

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An aging ex-con who lives as a hermit joins with a twelve-year-old, half-breed orphan and together they make a life for themselves surviving the elements and the rejection of society.

Too short Fred

By Susan Meddaugh

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Five episodes about an undersized cat who though short is undaunted.

Maude and Claude go abroad

By Susan Meddaugh

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While cruising to France, a sister and brother go overboard and encounter a whale who is being pursued by harpooners.

Beast

By Susan Meddaugh

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Tree of birds

By Susan Meddaugh

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The many friends of the wounded tropical bird Harry adopts refuse to fly south without their companion and take up residence in the tree outside Harry's bedroom window, refusing to budge even as th...

Surprise

By Susan Meddaugh

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While a little boy keeps his sister distracted, the rest of the family set up a surprise birthday party for her.

The witches' supermarket

By Susan Meddaugh

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On their way to a Halloween party, Helen and her dog Martha happen upon a very creepy supermarket for witches.

The Hopeful Trout and Other Limericks

By John Ciardi

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