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The Doll in the Garden by Mary Downing Hahn
After Ashley and Kristi find an antique doll buried in old Miss Cooper's garden, they discover that they can enter a ghostly turn-of-the-century world by going through a hole in the hedge.
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The Curious Cat Spy Club by Linda Joy Singleton
The Curious Cat Spy Club is born when Kelsey Case--a girl who has taught herself to read lips--is nearly trampled by a runaway zorse--half-zebra, half-horse--owned by animal expert Becca Morales. Soon after this the girls team up with robotics expert Leo Polanski and rescue some kittens. Now they go around town solving crimes related to pets and other animals.
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Trace by Pat Cummings
After a car accident that killed his parents, now thirteen-year-old Trace Carter lives with his free-spirited-artist aunt in a New York brownstone. The African American boy spends most of his time at the New York Public Library (the site of the Colored Orphan Asylum fire of 1863) as he tries to overcome his grief and start a new life. One day, he sees a young, disheveled black boy in old-fashioned clothing and realizes the boy is a ghost, possibly from the asylum fire. This ghost helps him learn about his own heritage while helping absolve himself of guilt related to the accident.
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The Goldfish Boy by Lisa Thompson
Twelve-year-old Matthew Corbin has struggled with a severe obsessive-compulsive disorder since the death of his baby brother five years ago--a tragedy he blames on himself. In self-imposed isolation, Matthew stays in his bedroom all day long, watching the neighbors come and go and keeping notes about their daily routines. When a toddler goes missing next door, Matthew starts his own investigation with the help of his neighborhood friends.
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The Curious Cat Spy Club is born when Kelsey Case--a girl who has taught herself to read lips--is nearly trampled by a runaway zorse--half-zebra, half-horse--owned by animal expert Becca Morales. Soon after this the girls team up with robotics expert Leo Polanski and rescue some kittens. Now they go around town solving crimes related to pets and other animals.
Trace by
After a car accident that killed his parents, now thirteen-year-old Trace Carter lives with his free-spirited-artist aunt in a New York brownstone. The African American boy spends most of his time at the New York Public Library (the site of the Colored Orphan Asylum fire of 1863) as he tries to overcome his grief and start a new life. One day, he sees a young, disheveled black boy in old-fashioned clothing and realizes the boy is a ghost, possibly from the asylum fire. This ghost helps him learn about his own heritage while helping absolve himself of guilt related to the accident.
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Twelve-year-old Matthew Corbin has struggled with a severe obsessive-compulsive disorder since the death of his baby brother five years ago--a tragedy he blames on himself. In self-imposed isolation, Matthew stays in his bedroom all day long, watching the neighbors come and go and keeping notes about their daily routines. When a toddler goes missing next door, Matthew starts his own investigation with the help of his neighborhood friends.
