Anne Morrow Lindbergh

• 1965
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The setting of Anne Morrow Lindbergh's most widely praised book is the sea shore: the time, a brief vacation which had lifted her from the distractions of everyday existence into the sphere of meditation. As the sea tosses up its g...

• Apr-1973
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Collection of letters and diaries that mirror the changing moods and emotions of a woman's early life, and that range from a schoolgirl's delight in a European junket to a college student's tremulous love for one of the great heroes of the age, Anne ...

• Mar-1974
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• Oct-1974
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• Nov-1982
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• Dec-1987
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• Jun-1988
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• Oct-1988
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• Aug-1991
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Their disdain for their visiting cousin, Bailey Bond, soon turns to admiration when Anna and Carl discover that they are able to climb through the window Bailey has painted on the guest room wall and visit other times and places...

• May-1992
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• Apr-1993
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• May-1994
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• May-2003
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An absorbing, classic fantasy that taps into the wishful thinking of every imaginative child.

The invisible residents of Pineapple Place have lived on the same block for fifty years, where nobody ages and nothing changes - and Jeremiah can’t...

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