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  The Seven Ravens

  Jacob Grimm, Wilhelm Grimm

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  The Seven Ravens is a fairy tale collection written by German brothers, academics, linguists, and cultural researchers Wilhelm and Jacob Grimm. There are two versions of the tale: Greek and German, which are slightly different in some things. The story tells us about a peasant, that has only seven sons. One day a daughter was born, but she is sickly. The father sends his sons to bring some water from a healing spring for her. But they dropped pitcher in the well. When they don’t return, father thinks they gone off to play and curses them so they become ravens. When the sister is grown she attempts to find her brothers.

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  Sailing Into the Storm - A Wren...

  Grant Allison

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  A survival adventure on the water, for kids who long for the sea.  
  Winds are howling as Wren and Frog try and sail their small boat home.  
  Will they make it?  
  Adventurous 10-year-old cousins and their trusty dog, Rattler must use their wits to survive on the sea, alone. 
  Readers will love joining in on Wren and Frog’s adventures.Get it now, and join the adventure!

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  The Mystery at the Calgary...

  Gertrude Chandler Warner

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  One warm night, four children stood in front of a bakery. No one knew them. No one knew where they had come from.

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  Harriet Tubman

  Grace Norwich

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  “[A] chronicle of the legendary Underground Railroad conductor . . . Tubman’s early life in slavery is well described, as are her brave efforts to escape.” —Booklist 
   
  After I escaped from slavery on the Underground Railroad, I returned to the South again and again and again, to rescue more slaves. During the Civil War, I was a spy and a nurse—and even helped lead a battle! I am Harriet Tubman. 
   
  With a forward-thinking attitude, Harriet Tubman escaped slavery and risked her life countless times to help free seventy others. She became monumental in both the civil rights movement and the women’s suffrage movement. Kids will be inspired by this account of her tireless work to create a better America, including:illustrations throughouta timelinean introduction to the other people you’ll meet in the book, including Harriet’s parentsmapssidebarsa top ten list of important things to know, and more

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  What's a Kloosh - Based on an...

  Pamela Love

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  Highlights presents What's a Kloosh: Based on an American folktale by Pamela Love. hmaker finally finds the origin of his name.

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  Nonsense

  Edward Lear

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  Edward Lear was an English artist and poet who loved writing nonsense. He is known for popularizing the limerick, a bouncy sort of poem that is often nonsensical and amusing rather than formal or traditional. These poems, stories, and songs are utterly silly, with much of the charm being in the rhythm and rhymes with which they can be read aloud.The Book of Nonsense was anonymously published in 1846, with 72 limericks about all sorts of nonsense subjects, like an old man with a beard full of birds, a volcano scientist whose work gets ironically burnt in a volcano, and a woman whose nose was so long she needed a hired hand to carry it. These poems are nonsensical and silly.Nonsense Songs and Stories – Nonsense Songs and Stories was another of Edward Lear’s nonsense publications. Unlike Book of Nonsense, this book consists mainly of longer songs and stories instead of quick limericks. The songs and stories are still though, about personified insects and objects, children sailing to islands made of chocolates and talking vegetables. This book contains the author’s personal favorite of his songs: “The Owl and the Pussycat,”  about an owl and cat sailing on a boat made of honey and a piece of paper money, exploring the world and falling in love.

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