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| The Cat Who...series by Lilian Jackson Braun. Mrs. Braun mixes mystery with a thrifty millionaire and his 2 unique siamese cats in Moose County, 400 miles north of everywhere. For the best Cat Who website, click on her book: |
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| Meet Jane Jeffry, a widow living in the surburbs outside of Chicago. Along with her friend Shelly Nowack they solve mysteries, to the hinderance of the handsome detective Mel Van Dyne. Check out the short-lived series by Jill Churchill . Click on the book to go to Jill Churchill's web site. |
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| Ever wonder what is would be like to live as princess, such as Anastasia or Cleopatra or Kaiulani? The Royal Diaries are a series of books written by different authors in the point of view of these powerful princesses. The diaries capture the essence of the times and you see how dangerous and unhappy (or very happy) the life of a princess was. |
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| Ray Bradbury's October Country 1956. I particularly enjoy reading this book over and over again. It contains amazing short stories. |
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| It all started with THE BOXCAR CHILDREN by Gertrude Chandler Warner. And now these kids have evolved into The Boxcar Children Mysteries carried on by other authors. |
| Holes was the winner of the 1998 Newbery Award. Stanley Yelnats is sent to a hellish correctional camp in the Texas desert for a crime he didn't commit. There the boys must dig a deep hole every day. At the prison Stanley finds his real best friend, a treasure, and a new sense of himself. |
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