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Title |
Author(s) |
Pages |
Source |
Date |
495 | The frightened whisper | Helen Girvan | 175 | | Summer/1977
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496 | The tutti-frutti case: starring the four doctors of Goodge | Harry Allard James Marshall | 32 | | Summer/1977
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497 | What if a lion eats me and I fall into a hippopotamus' mud hole? | Emily Hanlon Leigh Grant | 32 | | Summer/1977
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498 | It's a mystery, Charlie Brown | Charles M. Schulz | 47 | | Summer/1977
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499 | The Sesame Street book of fairy tales: featuring Jim Henson's Muppets | Emily Perl Kingsley David Korr Jeffrey Moss | 41 | | Summer/1977
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500 | Mike Fink and the big turkey shoot | Elizabeth Carmer Carl Carmer | 32 | | Summer/1977
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501 | Little Brown Bear and his friends | Elizabeth Norine Upham | 0 | | Summer/1977
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502 | The immense parade on Supererogation Day and what happened to it | John Hollander | 64 | | Summer/1977
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503 | The amazing bone | William Steig | 32 | | Summer/1977
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504 | A near thing for Captain Najork | Russell Hoban | 32 | | Summer/1977
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505 | Little Brown Bear | Elizabeth Norine Upham | 57 | | Summer/1977
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506 | The house on the cliff | Franklin W. Dixon | 180 | | Summer/1977
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507 | Machine | Lore Shoberg | 40 | | Summer/1977
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508 | The clue of the broken blade | Franklin W. Dixon | 178 | | Summer/1977
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509 | The great airport mystery | Franklin W. Dixon | 175 | | Summer/1977
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510 | The history of the atomic bomb | Michael Blow | 150 | | Summer/1977
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511 | Always stick up for the underbird: cartoons from Good grief, more Peanuts!, and Good ol' Charlie Brown | Charles M. Schulz | 200 | | Summer/1977
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512 | Atomic energy | Irving Adler | 47 | | Summer/1977
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513 | Paul Bunyan and his blue ox | Ad?le de Leeuw | 29 | | Summer/1977
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514 | Weekly Reader Books presents The several tricks of Edgar Dolphin | Nathaniel Benchley | 64 | | Summer/1977
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515 | Alfred goes house hunting | Bill Binzen | 32 | | Summer/1977
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516 | June 7! | Aliki Brandenberg | 32 | | Summer/1977
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517 | Penny tales | Virginia Schone | 38 | | Summer/1977
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518 | Jerry the newsboy | Leonard Shortall | 48 | | Summer/1977
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519 | Gus and Buster work things out | Andrew Bronin | 62 | | Summer/1977
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520 | The Sesame Street 1, 2, 3 storybook | Emily Perl Kingsley | 63 | | Summer/1977
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521 | The story of atomic energy | Laura Fermi | 184 | c | 1977-78
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522 | Biggest riddle book in the world | Joseph Rosenbloom | 272 | | 1977-78
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523 | Blue Bay mystery | Gertrude Chandler Warner | 157 | | 1977-78
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524 | The haunted bridge | Carolyn Keene | 180 | | 1977-78
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525 | The how and why wonder book of atomic energy | Donald Barr | 46 | | 1977-78
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526 | Superman | George Francis Lowther | 215 | | 1977-78
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527 | Batman | Bob Kane | 0 | | 1977-78
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528 | Peggy's new brother | Eleanor Schick | 32 | | 1977-78
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529 | The magician; an adaptation from the Yiddish of I. L. Peretz | Uri Shulevitz Isaac Leib Peretz | 32 | | 1977-78
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530 | The tower treasure | Franklin W. Dixon | 180 | | 1977-78
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531 | The witch tree symbol | Carolyn Keene | 179 | | 1977-78
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532 | The first book of energy | George Russell Harrison | 81 | | 1977-78
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533 | Two wheel wonder; how motorcycles run and how they are ridden | Robin Lawrie | 32 | | 1977-78
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534 | Have it your way, Charlie Brown | Charles M. Schulz | 128 | | 1977-78
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535 | For the love of Peanuts!: selected cartoons from 'Good grief, more Peanuts', vol. 2 | Charles M. Schulz | 128 | | 1977-78
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536 | The clue of the leaning chimney | Carolyn Keene | 176 | | 1977-78
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537 | Man and materials: gas | Ian Ridpath | 31 | | 1977-78
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538 | Man and materials: oil | Ian Ridpath | 32 | | 1977-78
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539 | You are too much, Charlie Brown: selected cartoons from But we love you, Charlie Brown, vol. II | Charles M. Schulz | 124 | | 1977-78
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540 | Man and materials: coal | Ian Ridpath | 32 | | 1977-78
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541 | The ghost of Blackwood Hall | Carolyn Keene | 178 | | 1977-78
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542 | The wonderful flight to the Mushroom Planet | Eleanor Cameron | 195 | | 1977-78
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543 | Mystery of the moss-covered mansion | Carolyn Keene | 177 | | 1977-78
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544 | The Hardy boys detective handbook | Franklin W. Dixon | 214 | | 1977-78
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545 | Mystery of the tolling bell | Carolyn Keene | 181 | | 1977-78
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546 | Satellites in outer space | Issac Asimov | 61 | | 1977-78
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547 | The illustrated Bible story book: based on the illustrated Bible story books (Old and New Testaments) | Seymour Loveland Edith Patterson Meyer | 128 | | 1977-78
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548 | Rescue in space: lifeboats for astronauts and cosmonauts | Erik Bergaust | 95 | | 1977-78
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549 | Marmaduke! | Brad Anderson Phil Leeming | 96 | | 1977-78
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550 | You've come a long way, Snoopy | Charles M. Schulz | 128 | | 1977-78
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551 | Little Toot | Hardie Gramatky | 93 | | 1977-78
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552 | Little Toot on the Thames | Hardie Gramatky | 87 | | 1977-78
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553 | Little Toot through the Golden Gate | Hardie Gramatky | 86 | | 1977-78
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554 | The Rescuers | Walt Disney | 42 | | 1977-78
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555 | Man and materials: stone | Ian Ridpath | 32 | | 1977-78
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556 | Project Gemini; step to the moon | Michael Stoiko | 128 | | 1977-78
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557 | The wonders of robots | Michael Chester | 126 | | 1977-78
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558 | Pipes and plumbing systems | Herbert Spencer Zim James R. Skelly | 63 | | 1977-78
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559 | Charlie Brown's second super book of questions and answers: about the earth and space ... from plants to planets! : Based on the Charles M. Schulz characters | Charles M. Schulz | 145 | | 1977-78
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560 | You've gotta be joking! | John Norment | 128 | | 1977-78
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561 | The crisscross shadow | Franklin W. Dixon | 177 | | 1977-78
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562 | What is matter | Daniel Q. Posin | 48 | | 1977-78
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563 | Our dirty air | Sarah M. Elliott | 64 | | 1977-78
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564 | The nervous system: the inner networks | Alvin Silverstein Virginia B. Silverstein | 64 | | 1977-78
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565 | The secret of the wooden lady | Carolyn Keene | 176 | | 1977-78
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566 | What is energy | Daniel Q. Posin | 48 | | 1977-78
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567 | Danny Dunn and the swamp monster | Jay Williams Raymond Abrashkin | 142 | | 1977-78
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568 | The clue of the tapping heels | Carolyn Keene | 176 | | 1977-78
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569 | What is an atom? | Gabriel H. Reuben Joseph DiStefano | 47 | | 1977-78
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570 | The clue in the crumbling wall | Carolyn Keene | 181 | | 1977-78
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571 | Snoopy and the Red Baron | Charles M. Schulz | 64 | | 1977-78
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572 | Danny Dunn, scientific detective | Jay Williams Raymond Abrashkin | 172 | | 1977-78
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573 | What is electronic communication? | Daniel Q. Posin | 47 | | 1977-78
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574 | The whispering statue | Carolyn Keene | 179 | | 1977-78
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575 | What is a solar system? | Theodore W. Munch | 41 | | 1977-78
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576 | Password to Larkspur Lane | Carolyn Keene | 175 | | 1977-78
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577 | The message in the hollow oak | Carolyn Keene | 181 | | 1977-78
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578 | Your first pet and how to take care of it | Carla Stevens | 122 | | 1977-78
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579 | Space puzzles; curious questions and answers about the solar system | Martin Gardner | 96 | | 1977-78
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580 | Questions and answers about horses | Millicent E. Selsam | 63 | | 1977-78
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581 | The how and why wonder book of ecology | Shelly Grossman Mary Louise Grossman | 47 | | 1977-78
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582 | Robert F. Kennedy; man who dared to dream | Charles Palin Graves | 96 | | 1977-78
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583 | What is a rock? | Boleslaus John Syrocki | 44 | | 1977-78
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584 | Allan Pinkerton; first private eye | Anderson LaVere | 94 | | 1977-78
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585 | Little maverick cow | Belle Coates | 56 | | 1977-78
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586 | The quest of the missing map | Carolyn Keene | 178 | | 1977-78
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587 | The clue of the black keys | Carolyn Keene | 174 | | 1977-78
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588 | The clue in the old album | Carolyn Keene | 218 | | 1977-78
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589 | Sandlot Peanuts | Charles M. Schulz | 200 | | 1977-78
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590 | Supersuits | Vicki Cobb | 95 | | 1977-78
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591 | Wilbur and Orville Wright, boys with wings | Augusta Stevenson | 200 | | 1977-78
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592 | The Capitol and our lawmakers | Earl Schenck Miers | 48 | | 1977-78
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593 | Where are you going with that coal? | Roy Doty Len Maar | 62 | | 1977-78
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594 | The sky phantom | Carolyn Keene | 180 | | 1977-78
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595 | It's hard work being bitter: cartoons from Thompson is in trouble, Charlie Brown, and You're the guest of honor, Charlie Brown | Charles M. Schulz | 200 | | 1977-78
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596 | What is a star? | Daniel Q. Posin | 45 | | 1977-78
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597 | Alvin's swap shop | Clifford B. Hicks | 143 | | 1977-78
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598 | John F. Kennedy, young statesman | Lucy Post Frisbee | 200 | | 1977-78
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599 | What is air? | Albert Piltz | 47 | | 1977-78
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600 | The mystery of the ivory charm | Carolyn Keene | 216 | | 1977-78
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601 | Robert Fulton, boy craftsman | Marguerite Henry | 200 | | 1977-78
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602 | Sprout's window cleaner | Jenifer Wayne | 89 | | 1977-78
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603 | Weekly reader books presents McBroom's zoo | Sid Fleischman | 46 | | 1977-78
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604 | The clue in the crossword cipher | Carolyn Keene | 177 | | 1977-78
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605 | The hundred and one Dalmatians | Dodie Smith | 199 | | 1977-78
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606 | The secret in the old attic | Carolyn Keene | 177 | | 1977-78
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607 | Elements of the universe | Glenn T. Seaborg Evans G. Valens | 253 | | 1977-78
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608 | The story of radioactivity | Ann Stepp | 127 | | 1977-78
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609 | I can read French; my first English-French word book | Penrose Colyer Colin Mier | 116 | | 1977-78
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