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The reading solution
The reading solution

By Paul Kropp

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Von der Nordseekuste in die Kinderlandverschickung, 1940-1945
Are you hungry?
Are you hungry?

By Jane R. Hirschmann

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Jungenpaare, Madchenpaare
Jungenpaare, Madchenpaare

By Cyrus Dethloff

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Freie, gefuhrte und verfuhrte Jugend
Medienverhalten und Bibliotheksnutzung vor und nach der Wende
Das Kind in der Linienbandkeramik
Paria
Paria

By Karl Wiehn

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Rooftops & alleys
Rooftops & alleys

By Michael T. Kaufman

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Text and photographs examine the daily life and experiences of a ten-year-old boy growing up in New York City.

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God's in his heaven
God's in his heaven

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Presents poems and Bible verses dealing with nature, animals, friendship, and God.

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