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Pe Ell Library Books Surplus TITLE AUTHOR the Magic Pe Ell Library Books Surplus TITLE AUTHOR The Magic Summer Noel Streatfield Eskimo Boy Pipaluk Freuchen Jerome Anthony Eva Knox Evans The long Christmas Eve Elizabeth Duryea The Cat who went to Heaven Elizabeth Coatsworth Mickey wins his Feathers Carl Glick From the mixed-up files of Mrs E. L. Konigsburg The Ship without a crew Howard Pease Berries Goodman Emily Cheney Neville The Family at Caldicott Place Noel Streatfeild The Fairy Doll Rumer Godden Almost a Champion Paul Deegan More Chucklebait Margaret c. Scoggin Mystery at Salvage Rock Einar Olsen Killer in The Trap Einar Olsen Betsy-Tacy Maud Hart Lovelace Young Mr. Meeker Miriam E. 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