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Wild spirit
Wild spirit

By Steven Farley

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Danielle has two worries on her twelfth Christmas: whether Raven, the high-spirited colt she has been working with, will ever learn to share territory with another horse and how to get her beloved...

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Wild spirit
Wild spirit

By Steven Farley

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Danielle has two worries on her twelfth Christmas: whether Raven, the high-spirited colt she has been working with, will ever learn to share territory with another horse and how to get her beloved...

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A manatee morning
A manatee morning

By Jim Arnosky

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A mother manatee and her baby swim in the warm waters of the Crystal River in Florida.

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You only die twice
You only die twice

By Edna Buchanan

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Maiami konekushon
Maiami konekushon

By Paul Eddy

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Lament of the cracker cowboy
Lament of the cracker cowboy

By Don Looper

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Ring of truth
Ring of truth

By Nancy Pickard

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Going to Miami
Going to Miami

By David Rieff

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Backroads of Florida
Backroads of Florida

By Paul M. Franklin

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Florida in the Civil War
Florida in the Civil War

By Sandra Friend

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