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A 10-Cent Investment
By Jean Miller
One dime every Sunday kept her well stocked.
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A Comic Book Education
By Dennis L. Peterson
He learned history, literature and even politics from its pages.
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A Lofty Campsite
By Susan Davis
It wasn't a tent, but it would have to do.
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A Monster in the Making
By Donald V. Calamia
Once he got started, he couldn't stop.
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A Trip to Tolchester
By E.M. Miller
The escape to the bay was her favorite part of the sultry summer.
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An Eclipse to the Rescue
By Lyn Keys Tutor
Their plan worked -- or so they thought.
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Archie, Betty and Me
By Jennifer Broadstreet Hess
Their relationship lasted for years.
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Aunt Polly's Park
By Marilyn Smith Brown
Hands down, she was the best -- and so was the park!
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Bill and Berry's Backyard Arena
By Berry Williams as told to Cynthia Williams
All they needed was little sawdust, a couple of planks, and a whole lot of gumption.
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Breaking the Dam
By J.T. Seate
He knew it was wrong, but he couldn't see a way out.
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Camping and Cramming
By Marge Jesberger
They traveled in style in a canvas-covered caravan.
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Diner Tales
By Juda Woods
Problems were solved, jokes were told and life lessons were learned.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- How Sweet It Is
By Georgia Kohart
"If everything is honey, and I am what I eat, I must be made of honey ... and life is very sweet!" -- Winnie-the-Pooh
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- PaPa's Blue Jalopy
By Jennifer Broadstreet Hess
She hardly recognized him behind the wheel of that car.
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How to Kill Mosquitos and Get in Trouble
By Nick Nixon
He almost exterminated more than the bugs.
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Just Like Little Lulu
By April Knight
If Lulu could do it, why couldn't she?
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Life on the Merry-Go-Round
By Gene Duda
His "perfect" summer job had one big hitch.
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Looking Hollywood Way -- The Reluctant Hero
By Michael O'Donnell
The most decorated American soldier of WWI just wanted to go home.
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Lured In
By Henrietta Brown-Hill
Fishing can be fun ... and a little dangerous.
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Mr. George's Ice Cream Truck
By Robert Jump
He was the kids' best friend.
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Summer Punch
By Sara Etgen-Baker
The steamy temperatures short-circuited her temperament.
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The Best Block Party
By Mort Levine
He had never heard that term but it soon became unforgettable.
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The Black Cadillac
By Sharon Kramer
The attic fan was no match for that cool car.
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The Dwindling Dollar
By Donna McGuire Tanner
She squeezed a lot of summer fun out of her windfall.
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The Grape Caper
By Michael Murphy
He was easily convinced to commit the crime.
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The Last Lick
By Marilyn Tullys
Some transgressions take a lifetime to be repaid.
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The Teddy Bears of Lake Shafer
By Nancy Koehler
Louie made a promise, and he intended to keep it.
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West Coast Games
By John Scanlan
They couldn't always hear it, but they could always imagine it.
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