William H. Hooks Books

Circle of fire

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Shortly before Christmas, 1936, eleven-year-old Harrison overhears a notorious local bigot planning a Ku Klux Klan raid on a band of Irish tinkers camped nearby and realizes he must do something to...

The Three Little Pigs and the Fox Aladdin Picture Books

By William H. Hooks

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The 17 gerbils of class 4A

By William H. Hooks

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Three friends are faced with the dilemma of how to dispose of the seventeen gerbils in their classroom.

Maria's cave

By William H. Hooks

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A young Spanish girl discovers the first prehistoric paintings ever seen in modern times in a cave at Altamira, Spain.

The 17 gerbils of class 4A

By William H. Hooks

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Three friends are faced with the dilemma of how to dispose of the seventeen gerbils in their classroom.

Maria's cave

By William H. Hooks

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A young Spanish girl discovers the first prehistoric paintings ever seen in modern times in a cave at Altamira, Spain.

Doug meets the Nutcracker

By William H. Hooks

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Once faced with the prejudices against male dancers, a ten-year-old rethinks his decision to enroll in a ballet class.

Mr. Dinosaur

By William M. Hooks

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The Pleasure of Their Company

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Animals Animals Animals

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