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Freddy the fieldmouse loved adventure! So he grabs a leaf and takes a flight! No markings or writing in book.

Poor Eeyore is even gloomier than ususal, and no wonder. What has happened to his tail? Only mark is previous owners name on front cover. Board book.

Pooh saved Piglet from the flood, and Christopher Robin is throwing a party to celebrate. Only mark is previous owners name on front cover.

Chronicles the amazing story of man-made flying machines. Trace history of aircraft, beginning with Leonardo da Vinci's design for the wing-flapping ornithopter through the space shuttle. No writing, coloring or marks in book.

An autobiography of Henry Brooks Adams. A great traveler taking him all over this country, Mexico, the West Indies, Egypt and Japan, as well as others. His great grandfather was John Adams and his grandfather being John Quincy Adams, US President, and his father, Charles Francis Adams, Minister to England. Henry lived his final days in Washington, where, in Clarkston, Washington, a high school has been named for him - the Charles Francis Adams High School. **A high school that I proudly graduated from in 1983!**

Teenage Holland and her younger sister Geneva, having always lived under the shadows of sibilings who died before they were born, struggle to establish separate identities and escape from the oppressive weight of their parents continuing grief.

Squeak is a scaredy mouse, but his sister convinces him to go to the kitchen with her to get some chocolate cake. Can he do it?

School library stamp on front cover. In solid condition

A book talking about all the things that babies do. Very, very little rubbing on cover corners only. Previous owner's name on cover page. No other writing or marks in book.

Bobby shows Mary the wonderful things about living on a farm. Normal rubbing and wear of covers. No writing or marks in book.

Padded cover.

Collection of Tennyson poems. Previous owners name on inside cover
In Memoriam by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Title page of 1st edition (1850) Country United Kingdom Language English Genre(s)Requiem, Elegy Pages 90 pages Bust of Arthur Henry Hallam by Francis Leggatt Chantrey
"In Memoriam A.H.H." is a poem by the British poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson, completed in 1849. It is a requiem for the poet's beloved Cambridge friend Arthur Henry Hallam, who died suddenly of a cerebral haemorrhage in Vienna in 1833, aged 22. It contains some of Tennyson's most accomplished lyrical work, and is an unusually sustained exercise in lyric verse. It is widely considered to be one of the greatest poems of the 19th century.[1]

The original title of the poem was "The Way of the Soul", and this might give an idea of how the poem is an account of all Tennyson's thoughts and emotions as he grieves over the death of a close friend. He views the cruelty of nature and mortality in light of materialist science… Read More

Stories about how Jesus helped people in His travels and the lessons those healings brang. Little to no rubbing or wear from use.

Stories of the people who were friends of Jesus - He shows that all people are worthy to be His friends. Little to no rubbing or wear from use.

A book to help pre-schoolers learn the importance of sharing and caring for their things and other people. Some rubbing and wear from use. Slight discoloration on cover from rubbing.

A book to help parents talk to their children about how, and why, Jesus loves them. Little to no rubbing or wear from use.

A book to help pre-schoolers learn the importance of sharing and caring for their things and other people. Some rubbing and wear from use. Slight discoloration on cover from rubbing.

Bear is having a lovely time doing his favorite things. He's sorry his friends are too busy to play too.

The reading activities included are a definite part of the developmental reading program. No writing or marks anywhere on covers or inside book. No tears or rubbing of page edges.

Accompany The Basic Third Reader of The Alice and Jerry Basic Reading Program.. Stapled. Prior school stamp, grade and teacher's name on front and back cover, Paper wearing away on bottom of front cover.

The 2nd Pre-Primer of the Ginn Basic Reading Series. It introduces 23 new words. It also presents, as new, the 19 words which have already been introduced in Pre-Primer 1 and Readiness Book of this series. Cover has a white stain, but does not go through to inside. Minimal wear on book corners. School stamp on cover page and last page. Covers show some wear.