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Spanish Hoof
Spanish Hoof

By Robert Newton Peck

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The year she turns twelve on Spanish Hoof, her family's beloved ranch in Florida, Harry gets a pony and learns some hard lessons about life.

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Freddy goes to Florida
Freddy goes to Florida

By Walter R. Brooks

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Freddy and the other barnyard animals decide to escape the cold winter by vacationing in sunny Florida.

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Alexandra
Alexandra

By Scott O Dell

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While helping her crippled grandfather by diving for sponges from the family boat after the death of her diver father, Alexandra discovers that someone is using their sponges as a hiding-place for...

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In troubled waters
In troubled waters

By Beverly Coyle

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The secret elephant of Harlan Kooter
The secret elephant of Harlan Kooter

By Dean Harvey

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Harlan, a young resident of Pine View, Florida, tries to hide an escaped circus elephant.

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Insight Guide
Insight Guide

By Insight Guides

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Insight Pocket Guides Miami

By Joann Biondi

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