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The Magic Boat

The Magic Boat

by Kit Pearson & Katherine Farris, read by Heather Gould
edition:Audiobook
also available: Hardcover eBook
tagged : imagination & play, friendship, environment
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The Magic Boat Read-Along

The Magic Boat Read-Along

by Kit Pearson & Katherine Farris, illustrated by Gabrielle Grimard, read by Heather Gould
edition:eBook
tagged : imagination & play, friendship, environment
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The Mealworm Diaries

The Mealworm Diaries

by Anna Kerz
edition:eBook
tagged : death & dying, friendship, self-esteem & self-reliance
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"What're we gonna investigate?" Aaron said.
"You might want to investigate the art of listening," Mr. Collins said. "The rest of the class will study mealworms."
There were snickers. If Aaron heard, he didn't seem to care; he kept moving. His legs jiggled. He tapped his pencil on his desk. He hummed. His head bopped from side to side as if he was hearing music.
Weird kid, Jeremy thought.

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The Moccasin Goalie

The Moccasin Goalie

by (artist) William Roy Brownridge
edition:Paperback
tagged : hockey, friendship, self-esteem & self-reliance
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I had four best friends. We lived for hockey. I was the goalie. I had a crippled leg and foot, so I couldn't wear skates. But my leather moccasins were fine. I was quick and could slide across the goalmouth really fast. They called me "Moccasin Danny."

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The Mountain That Walked

The Mountain That Walked

by Katherine Holubitsky
edition:Hardcover
tagged : orphans & foster homes, post-confederation (1867-), friendship
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I'm not ten feet from the stoop when my foot runs aground on something unfamiliar and I stumble. I manage to keep my balance, but what's in the pot splashes into the snow. In the thin morning light, I stare at the snow and the yellow patch where the liquid is trickling into it. Something black lies beneath. I rub the spot with my foot. It's a boot—I recognize it as belonging to Albert Brooks.

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