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Peru is my homeBeth Karpfinger, Barbara Radcliffe Rogers A look at the life of a twelve-year-old girl and her family living in Lima. Includes a section with information on Peru |
985 KRA |
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Zambia is my homeBeth Karpfinger, Barbara Radcliffe Rogers Presents the life of a thirteen-year-old girl and her family in Zambia, describing her home and school activities and discussing the history, geography, people, government, economy, and culture of her |
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Guatemala is my homeRonnie Cummins, Patricia Lantier-Sampon A look at the life of a twelve-year-old Mayan Indian girl and her family living in the lakeside village of Santiago Atitln. Includes a section with information on Guatemala |
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Papacito and his family.Describes a day in the life of a Mexican family as they make their meals, shop, wash their clothes, and relax before going to bed. |
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Ramona and her fatherRamona's father loses his job |
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Ireland is my homePresents the life of an eleven-year-old boy and his family in Ireland, describing his home and school activities and discussing the history, geography, people, government, economy, and culture of his |
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Zeke PippinWhen Zeke Pippin finds a harmonica in the street, he is soon regaling his family with the prelude to La Traviata, only to have them all fall asleep under his spell |
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Big wind coming!An extended family and their neighbors prepare for, and then wait out a fierce storm, wondering what will remain of their farms when the wind and rain stop |
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Lionel at largeStephen Krensky, Susanna Natti Lionel faces such ordeals as having to eat green beans, going to the doctor, and looking for the snake his sister lost in her room |
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Why couldn't I be an only kid like you, WiggerLeigh Grant, Barbara Shook Hazen Two young boys, one from a large family and the other an only child, wish they could exchange places |
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