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Villainology
Villainology

By Arthur Slade Illustrated By Derek Mah

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Villainology is a veritable who’s who of characters from the underworld. Be they fictitious or all-too-genuine baddies, they are bound together by their infamous deeds. Author Arthur Slade ta...

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Stories at the Door
Stories at the Door

By Jan Andrews

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Eyes on the Peacock s Tail Under the Banyan Series Under the Banyan
Le Triste Dragon
Le Triste Dragon

By Christiane Duchesne

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The Name of the Tree
The Name of the Tree

By Celia B. Lottridge, Celia Barker Lottridge

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When the other animals fail at the task, the slow but wise turtle finds a way to obtain the bountiful fruits of a magic tree.

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The Night the Moon Fell
The Night the Moon Fell

By Pat Mora

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The Race of Toad and Deer
The Race of Toad and Deer

By Pat Mora

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LA Carrera Del Sapo Y El Venado
LA Carrera Del Sapo Y El Venado

By Pat Mora

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Inanna
Inanna

By Kim Echlin

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