Victor. Ambrus Books

West of widdershins

By Barbara Sleigh

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Stranger in the Hills

By Madeleine Polland

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Just a Dog

By Helen Griffiths

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Black Beauty

By Anna Sewell, Victor. Ambrus, Abridged From The Original

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A horse in nineteenth-century England recounts his experiences with both good and bad masters. Illustrated notes throughout the text explain the historical background of the story. In our electroni...

Fantome Fache

By Graham Sedgeley, Graham Sedgley

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The Right-Hand Man

By K.M. Peyton, Victor. Ambrus, K. M. Peyton

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It's 1818, and reckless Ned Rowlands is the fastest stagecoach driver for miles around. Ned attracts the attention of the young Lord Ironminster - determined to win a racing wager against his wealt...

Brave Soldier Janosh

By Victor G. Ambrus

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Son of Dracula

By Victor Ambrus, Victor G. Ambrus

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Blackbeard the Pirate

By Victor G. Ambrus

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Santa Claus Snowed Under

By Glenys Ambrus

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