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Mary s penny

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A farmer with three grown up children must choose who will run his farm after he dies. His two sons are brawny and beefy, but it's his daughter Mary who will prove that brains are needed to run a f...

The little egg

By Tanya Landman

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Two words

By Tanya Landman

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Two teenagers find out the true meaning of 'if only' when a hiking trip goes horribly wrong and results in a life or death situation.

Useless

By Tanya Landman

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Geronimo

By Tanya Landman

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"They took his land, they killed his family, but Geronimo went on fighting. Some called him a killer. A criminal. Others called him a brave man. A hero. How far would you go to defend your freedom?...

Flotsam and Jetsam

By Tanya Landman

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Waking Merlin

By Tanya Landman

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When she was ten years old, Katrina Picket woke Merlin. It was quite by accident, but it was fortunate for everyone in England that she did. Suggested level: primary, intermediate.

Apache Roman

By Tanya Landman

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Amanecer zombi

By Jay Wright, Ana Zubicoa Arraiza, Tanya Landman

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La tumba maldita

By Jay Wright, Ana Zubicoa Arraiza, Tanya Landman

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