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Still Missing, By Beth Gutcehson:
Alex Selky was six going on seven. He knew not to dwadle on the way to school, never to talk to strangers. He knew to come straight home afterward. He had done it many times. he was a big boy now. Then one morning after waving good-bye to his mother, Alex turned the corner - and disappeared. As the days turned to weeks and Alex was still missing, his mother never lost faith. Somehow, somewhere, she KNEW her child would be found alive and brought back to her.
The Lord God Made Them All, by James Herriot:
After a stint in the RAF, James herriot - that engaging veterinary surgeon from the Yorkshire Dales - is home at last. But in the aftermath of World War II, the spirit of change is in the wind. New drugs are revolutionizing animal medicine. And in the Herriot household there is now a roguish young son, Jimmy.
Alex Selky was six going on seven. He knew not to dwadle on the way to school, never to talk to strangers. He knew to come straight home afterward. He had done it many times. he was a big boy now. Then one morning after waving good-bye to his mother, Alex turned the corner - and disappeared. As the days turned to weeks and Alex was still missing, his mother never lost faith. Somehow, somewhere, she KNEW her child would be found alive and brought back to her.
The Lord God Made Them All, by James Herriot:
After a stint in the RAF, James herriot - that engaging veterinary surgeon from the Yorkshire Dales - is home at last. But in the aftermath of World War II, the spirit of change is in the wind. New drugs are revolutionizing animal medicine. And in the Herriot household there is now a roguish young son, Jimmy.
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