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“Another rousing mystery of the outdoor world.” – Kirkus (starred review) In Double Challenge, young Ted dreams of
building a resort for hunters and fishermen. Ted and his father pool their
money and purchase a small tract of land, but Ted’s father is arrested for a
crime he didn’t commit, leaving Ted alone with his faithful dog Tammie, to
start the camp and prove his father’s innocence.
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The
Duck-footed Hound / We Were There at the Oklahoma Land Run In The
Duck-footed Hound Harky is a plucky thirteen-year-old boy that would
rather fish and hunt racoons than anything else. His nemesis is a wily and
uncatchable racoon named Old Joe. Harky’s prospects of treeing Old Joe rise when
a new coon hound, which Harky and his dad believe is half hound and half duck
because of its webbed paws, appears from nowhere.
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Fire-Hunter
/ “Breathtaking....” – Kirkus (starred
review) In the cult classic, Fire-Hunter, Hawk,
the Spear-Maker in his prehistoric tribe, is exiled for breaking tribal
custom by using a spear-thrower during a wooly rhinoceros hunt. In Hawk’s
prehistoric world where saber-tooth tigers and dire wolves hunt men, his
exile is a death sentence. Along with Willow, a girl the tribe abandoned
after she injured her leg, Hawk begins adapting his knowledge about weapons
and hunting so the pair can survive this hostile world alone.
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The Spell of the
White Sturgeon / The Spell
of the White Sturgeon, set
on the shoreline of Lake Michigan in the mid-1850s, is about Ramsay, an
eighteen-year-old boy looking for a new life in Three Points, Wisconsin.
Ramsay’s promised job disappears and he is forced to work as a laborer on a
family farm, but Ramsay’s prospects brighten when he meets a Dutch
fisherman…
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Swamp Cat / The Story of Geronimo “A master storyteller at his best.” – Kirkus
(starred review) In Swamp Cat Andy Gates is alone on his
family’s swampland farm. After importing a colony of muskrats, Andy must
overcome a few obstacles: the swamp’s predators find the muskrats as easy
prey; and a dishonest neighbor is trapping them. But then the unexpected
happens: Andy is befriended by a black cat named Frosty.
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Tales of
the Macabre / The Black Fawn Tales of
the Macabre collects
three supernatural horror stories published in Weird Tales. “The Thing
from the Barrens,” brings an unimaginable terror from the wind-swept barrens.
In “The Fangs of Tsan-Lo,” a dog wreaks a dreadful horror. “Chanu” pulls the
reader into a deadly African safari. These dark tales – revised by Robert
Bloch – are a delight.
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Trading Jeff and His Dog
/ Hi Jolly! “Absorbing.” – Kirkus (starred
review) Trading
Jeff and His Dog is the unforgettable story of Jeff Tarrant, a
teenage peddler whose life changes when he befriends a stray dog called Pal. Then
an orphaned boy turns up too, and Jeff is faced with the dilemma of keeping
his solitary life or starting a new family.
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