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Hope

by Erik Dinardo

Published February 3, 2016

The wind whistled against his head as the leaves blew in a cyclone and rain threatened with a distant rumble...
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Brotherhood

by Kevin Wang

Published February 3, 2016

It was a warm, brisk Saturday afternoon, and Jack and I couldn't wait to get to the river. Crisp,...
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A Day at the Ranch

by Caroline Thomas

Published February 3, 2016

It was a bright and clear Monday morning on the Flying T ranch in Texas. Almost everyone at the ranch...
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Loving Will Shakespeare

By Carolyn Meyer, Reviewed by Kelsey May

Published February 3, 2016

Loving Will Shakespeare by Carolyn Meyer; Harcourt Children's Books: New York, 2006; $17 History is a great topic. When you...
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Hope

Story Published February 3, 2016 by Erik Dinardo

The wind whistled against his head as the leaves blew in a cyclone and rain threatened with a distant rumble of thunder. The man turned, his black overcoat flapping.
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Brotherhood

Story Published February 3, 2016 by Kevin Wang

It was a warm, brisk Saturday afternoon, and Jack and I couldn't wait to get to the river. Crisp, dry auburn leaves were settling to the ground like fairies relishing their last ballet before r...
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A Day at the Ranch

Story Published February 3, 2016 by Caroline Thomas

It was a bright and clear Monday morning on the Flying T ranch in Texas. Almost everyone at the ranch was still asleep, except a little Blue Heeler named Patches.
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Loving Will Shakespeare

Review Published February 3, 2016 By Carolyn Meyer, Reviewed by Kelsey May

Loving Will Shakespeare by Carolyn Meyer; Harcourt Children's Books: New York, 2006; $17 History is a great topic. When you combine that with William Shakespeare, the greatest poet in Europe, you have...
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