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082 | _aFiction COL-J | ||
100 | _aCollen, Jane F | ||
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_aStorming back to key west / _cJane F. Collen |
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250 | _a2nd ed., | ||
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_aUSA _bStreamline Brand Associated _c2014 |
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300 | _a71p. | ||
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_aINR _b540.00 |
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500 | _aFreed from the constraints of the Tooth Fairy regime, Enjella appears at Abigail's elbow and whisks her away on a magical adventure. Joined by friend Fairy Alicia and Abigail's brother, Bennett, they travel to Key West, Florida, to do some exploring. Fun and surprises await in their moonlight frolic on the beach. The Key West Lighthouse catches the Fairies' attention, and they decide to teach the children its history. But the Fairies are not very interesting teachers until the explorers become more than tourists. The Fairies twist time and bring the quartet back to the Key West hurricane of 1835. High winds, rough seas and the light keeper's difficult job conspire to create the perfect storm. Is Enjella's magic strong enough to steer them safely through the storm? Hold on to your hats; you are in for a windy voyage through time and a hurricane, as history and adventure intertwine to create a story of historic proportions. | ||
650 | _aFiction | ||
650 | _aChildren's Fiction | ||
650 | _aYoung Learners | ||
650 | _aKid's Fiction | ||
700 | _aTrumble, David., ills., | ||
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