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Everyday Classics: Second Reader

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Author(s):Franklin T. Baker
Mildred Leona Batchelder
Ashley H. Thorndike
Illustrator(s):Maud Petersham
Miska Petersham
Publisher(s): Macmillan Company
Year Published: 1923
Type: Hardcover
Genre: Fiction - Short Story
School - grade school
Age Range: Ages 7-9: Short Chapter Books
Pages: 192
OCLC: 56782876

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An elementary school reader. Read online at Hathitrust.

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