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Kids for Kids
Kids for Kids

By Leslee Ann Michaels

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Children's messages of hope and love expressed in the form of poems, letters and art inspired by the bombing in Oklahoma City.

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Ravens Tale
Ravens Tale

By Children Of The Oz School

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Loud hands
Loud hands

By Loud Hands Project

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Baseball
Baseball

By Nicholas Dawidoff

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The Battle within
The Battle within

By Khaled Hosseini

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Classroom publishing
Classroom publishing

By Laurie King

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Schmittou
Schmittou

By Larry Woody

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Quotable Casey
Quotable Casey

By Fred McMane

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More Tales from the Dugout
More Tales from the Dugout

By Mike Shannon

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More Tales from the Dugout

By Mike Shannon

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