William McCay Books

Funny Business
Funny Business

By William McCay

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Young Indiana Jones and the circle of death.
Young Indiana Jones and the ruby cross
Meet my pet monster
Meet my pet monster

By William McCay

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When Matt moves into his new house, he discovers a friendly monster living underneath the root cellar.

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Robotman Great Snowball Contes (Golden Look-Look Books)
Robotman Great Snowball Contes (Golden Look-Look Books)

By Jean Little, William McCay

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Robotman and his friends become involved in snowball throwing that gets slightly out of hand.

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Meet my pet monster
Meet my pet monster

By William McCay

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When Matt moves into his new house, he discovers a friendly monster living underneath the root cellar.

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The great snowball contest
The great snowball contest

By William McCay

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Robotman and his friends become involved in snowball throwing that gets slightly out of hand.

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FUNNY BUSINESS
FUNNY BUSINESS

By Robert Arthur, William McCay

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The Three Investigators track a costumed thief at a comic book convention.

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Young Indiana Jones the Plantation Treasure

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