Thompson Jean Books

Who do you love

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The fifteen stories in this collection - three never before published - illuminate real and imagined human needs and, in doing so, tell us something new about ourselves. A young woman has an epipha...

The gasoline wars

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The gasoline wars

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The witch

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Presents a collection of stories that put a modern twist on classic fairy tales, depicting characters ranging from lost children who try to find their way home to adults who confront their past mis...

Little Face and other stories

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The woman driver

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My wisdom

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I'm going to run away!

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One particularly bad day Jimmy decides to run away but has a difficult time finding a new home.

Ghost horse of the Palisades

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Eleven-year-old Molly's quiet life on the ranch with her widowered father is enlivened by the reappearance of a mysterious white stallion no one has ever been able to capture.

Brother of the wolves

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An Indian boy, discovered in a wolf den by a Sioux medicine man, struggles to win acceptance into his adopted village.

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