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The man with the silver Oar
The man with the silver Oar

By Robin Moore

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In 1718, fifteen-year-old Daniel leaves his guardian uncle's Quaker household to stowaway on a ship in pursuit of a pirate captain bent on raiding the coast of North America before returning to por...

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FRIEND
FRIEND

By Jane Yolen

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Marion Fay
Marion Fay

By Anthony Trollope

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Owen and Mzee
Owen and Mzee

By Isabella And Craig Hatkoff

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This heartwarming story shows the power of a single friendship to transform a life, and inspires us all to look at the world around us and reach out to others.

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A fairly odd recess
A fairly odd recess

By Wendy Wax

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Follow Timmy and his friends through their favorite part of the school day, recess, and fill in the blanks for them!

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The vampire hunter
The vampire hunter

By Hiawyn Oram

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Keeping track
Keeping track

By Audrey Brodie

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Remembrance of Friends past
Remembrance of Friends past

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The fall of the Quaker City
The fall of the Quaker City

By Susan Lee

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A Quaker family in Pennsylvania must decide whether or not to support the Revolution.

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