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As Long as There Are Mountains by Natalie Kinsey-Warnock (1997) Historical fiction, chapter book (139 pages), grades 3-7 After their barn burns down, Iris' family is in danger of losing their farm in the 1950s. $4.99 |
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Bread and Roses, Too by Katherine Paterson (2006) Historical fiction, chapter book (275 pages), grades 4-8 Lawrence, Massachusetts is a dangerous place during the "Bread and Roses" strike in 1912. Rosa and Jake are sent to live with families in Barre where they will be safe. $6.99 |
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Cave of Falling Water by Janice Ovecka (1992) Available in the VHS lending library. |
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Counting on Grace by Elizabeth Winthrop (2006) Historical fiction, chapter book (232 pages), grades 4-8 Grace works in a southern Vermont cotton mill in the early 1900s. Will Lewis Hine's photograph change everything? $6.99 |
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Here Comes Darrell by Leda Schubert (2005) Fiction, picture book (28 pages), grades K-4 Darrell helps his neighbors all year long, so they pitch in when he needs help, too. $16.00 |
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Hidden Roots by Joseph Bruchac (2004) |
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Invasion on the Mountain by Judith Edwards (2011) Historical fiction, chapter book (96 pages), grades 4-8 The Civilian Conservation Corps comes to Will Ryan's hometown during the Great Depression. $12.50 |
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A Little Girl's Diary, Life on a Farm in Rural Vermont by Alice Bushnell, ed. by Sarah Rooker & Kim King Zea (1998) Non-fiction, 165 pages, grades 3-8 Alice Bushnell was seven years old and living in Strafford when she wrote her diary in 1911. The book includes copies of her diary pages and a printed copy of the text. $12.00 Available in the VHS lending library. |
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Lumber Camp Library by Natalie Kinsey-Warnock (2002) Historical fiction, chapter book (87 pages), grades 2-5 Ruby wants to be a teacher, but everything changes after her father dies in an accident. Set in the early 1900s. $4.99 Available in the VHS lending library. |
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The Night the Bells Rang by Natalie Kinsey-Warnock (1991) Historical fiction, chapter book (76 pages), grades 3-5 The last year of World War I (1918) is an eventful one for a Vermont farm boy. $4.99 Available in the VHS lending library. |
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Nora's Ark by Natalie Kinsey-Warnock (2005) Historical fiction, picture book (28 pages), grades K-4 The story of the 1927 flood when all the neighbors and their chickens & horses crowd into Grandma's house for safety. $17.99 |
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Snowflake Bentley by Jacqueline Briggs Martin (1998) |
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Soup by Robert Newton Peck (1974) Historical fiction, chapter book (96 pages), grades 4-7 Rob and his best friend Soup create mischief all over their Vermont town in the 1930s. $5.50 |
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Trouble on the Mountain by Judith Edwards (2012) Historical fiction, chapter book (118 pages), grades 4-8 The second adventure of Will Ryan and the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression. $12.50 |
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Understood Betsy by Dorothy Canfield Fisher (1916) Historical fiction, chapter book (137 pages), grades 5-8 The story of Betsy who must leave her city home to live with her Vermont cousins on a farm. This classic story provides a glimpse of Vermont in the early 1900s. $8.99 |
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Witness by Karen Hesse (2001) Historical fiction, chapter book (161 pages), grades 5-12 Set in 1924, a Vermont community changes when the Ku Klux Klan comes to town. The story is told in verse by different characters. $5.99 |
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