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You must hear my tale. You must hear my terrible, terrible tale.

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Franklin the Frog can't open his eyes on a camping trip.

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OF COURSE you think I needed a kiss from a beautiful princess to end my toadally awful curse. You don't know the other side of the story. Well, let me tell you ...

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The third hilarious book about ten-year-old FRANKIE FOSTER the girl who wants to help, but ends up causing chaos!

From the best-loved and original Queen of Tween, whose books are described by Jacqueline Wilson as, funny, funky, feisty - and fantastic reads!

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The only fun thing to do in Amir's neighborhood is climb buildings. Of course, no one will let him do that. When a police officer offers to bring Amir to a climbing wall outside of the city, Amir is thrilled. He meets William, who also loves climbing. But William doesn't want to learn the right way to climb, and before long, he is in serious danger.

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If Jake doesn't find a way to solve his free throw woes, his coach will have no choice but to put him on the pine. Will Jake nail it, or will he fail it

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"Brooklyn Gartner eats, sleeps, and breathes ballet. But after her mom gets remarried and moves them to Texas, everything changes. Thanks to her star football player stepbrother, her family is football obsessed"--Back cover.

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For fans of Elephant & Piggie comes a new easy-to-read series about another unlikely pair. Croc is grumpy. Ally is happy. Croc sees a problem. Ally finds a solution. These two best friends don't always see things the same way, but there's one thing they do agree on--their friendship comes first! Full color.

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Zee's seventh-grade class is headed to Brookdale Mountain for an environmental science tripNand her best friend, Ally, is visiting from Paris! Zee can't wait for all her friends to be in the same place for the first time. But when everyone stops getting along, can she hold her crew together

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"Picture Window Books are published by Capstone"--Copyright page.

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It's time for Mysterious Valley's most anticipated competition of the year! The mouse who performs the best rhymes for the public and judges will be crowned Greatest Poet. Creepella's father, Boris von Cacklefur, has a secret weapon for the championship this year--he's going to improvise a rap . . . of fear! Original.

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There is plenty to fear in this collection of short, and really scary stories, including: The floating face, What they found in the alley, and The goblin in the grass, among others.

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There are plenty of chills in this compilation of four separately published books of scary stories: The stranger on the stairs, The doll that waved goodbye, The voice in the boys' room, and The phantom on the phone.

A re-telling of one of the Brothers Grimm's best-loved fairytales about a princess, a promise, and a frog with a secret. Part of Young Reading Series 1 for children just starting to read alone. The audio CD includes a dramatic listen-along recording with music and sound effects, followed by a read-along version with prompts for page turns.

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Retells, through song, the tale of a frog which, in return for retrieving the princess's golden ball, exacts a promise she is reluctant to fulfill. Includes glossary, critical thinking questions, and sheet music.

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When Froggy, Mom, and Pollywogilina set out for the library, Froggy brings a wheelbarrow to hold all the books he plans to borrow but he is so excited that he forgets to use his indoor voice.

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A caterpillar comes to school in a jar but a few weeks later a beautiful butterfly comes out. This story provides a beginner's guide to the mystery of metamorphosis.

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A spell-binding collection of short stories from Britains best-loved childrens author, Michael Morpurgo.

Explore friendship, love, revenge, life and death in the pages of From Hereabout Hill.

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Eighth grader Ginny Shepard attempts to ground herself after realizing that the world is apathetic to the very real, very urgent realities of climate change, and reckoning with her own feelings of guilt and impotence.

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One of the trophies in the Batcave is Mr. Freeze's freeze ray, which he uses to create a zone of intense cold around himself as he attempts to steal a valuable diamond necklace--and it is up to Batman to stop the supervillain.