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When forced to choose between staying with her guardian and being with her big brother, Ari chose her big brother. There's just one problem--Gage doesn't actually have a place to live.

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The spirit of giving takes a twisty turn as Andy schemes to give Granny Webb the best present ever--and ends up with a mystery on his hands. Illustrations.

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Andy Shane must choose an African country for the Culture Fair. Granny Webb gives him a scarab beetle, a symbol of Egypt. But Dolores Starbuckle has claimed Egypt. Dolores always gets her way, but this time Andy doesn't feel like caving in. Full color.

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With insight and humor, Jacobson explores a common childhood anxiety--hating school--and finds a quiet way to boost self-esteem. Illustrations.

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When a new girl comes to Andy's school, a jealous Dolores thinks he's in love--but Andy's thoughts are on a companion of the four-legged kind. In his fourth engaging adventure, Andy Shane learns about the delicate balance of old friends and new, and the special joy of bringing home a dog of his own. Illustrations.

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A bicycle-decorating contest provides Andy with a humorous and highly appreciated opportunity to save the hometown parade, in a new adventure for early chapter-book readers. Full color.

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Andy wants two things very much--to win the contest for the best decorated bicycle in the "Home Sweet Home parade" and to be a hero--but his best friend Dolores stands in the way of at least one goal.

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Leaving with her brother when he decides he can no longer stay with their guardian, Ari endures a life of homelessness that challenges her schoolwork, friendships, and the promise made to her mother that she and her brother would stay together.

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Jack's mom is gone, leaving him all alone on a campsite in Maine. Can he find his way back to Boston before the authorities realize what happened With nothing but a small toy elephant to keep him company, Jack begins the long journey south.

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Twelve-year-old Lowen Grover's family moves to a former mill town, lured by the chance to reset their lives by buying a dilapidated house and starting a new business.

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After a family buys a house in a struggling town for just one dollar, they're hoping to start over. But have they traded one set of problems for another From the author of "Small as an Elephant" comes a heart-tugging novel about guilt and grief, family and friendship, and, above all, community.