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Sula J. Rowe
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Richard Hammer
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Diane Burke
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Fran Lehr
Kiddie Lit Goes to High School
Rose M. Finkelman
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Nancyanne Rabianski
To All the Students in My English Classes
Suanne Huffman
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Too Good to Miss
Joan Stidham Nist
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Collett B. Dilworth
Sounds--Segregators of Worlds
Cristela G. Garcia
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