Adventures of Bunting, the Turtle


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Bunting always finds herself in trouble. This day is no different. She wandered into someone's garden and started chewing on the plants, which appeared to have just been planted, and did not realize that she had eaten the whole thing. She was full and could hardly walk, when she did feel better, it was already late.







Man on the Flying Trapeze


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Louvish brilliantly sifts through evidence of W.C. Fields' own self-creation to illuminate the vaudeville world from which he rose to become the beloved cinematic curmudgeon and comic genius of his time. Photos.




Mr. Turtle's Flying Adventure; Hollow Tree Stories


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Mr. Turtle's Flying Adventure


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"Mr. Turtle's Flying Adventure" from Albert Paine. American author and biographer (1861-1937).




Flight of the Silver Turtle


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The take-charge kids from John Fardell’s The 7 Professors of the Far North face a summer packed with danger, excitement and suspense—flying airplanes, scuba diving, cracking codes and even taking a spin in the world’s first antigravity backpack as they plunge into this fast-paced, high- flying adventure. Ben, Zara, Sam and Marcia begin their summer vacation by helping Professor Ampersand build the Silver Turtle, a high-tech airplane. This is thrilling enough, but things take an even wilder turn when a strange woman steals the airplane with the kids inside. She’s trying to evade members of Noctarma, an international criminal organization that thinks the airplane is carrying a secret antigravity device that could be the key to world domination. They’ve got the wrong Silver Turtle, but they’ve also captured Professor Ampersand—and the kids will have to pull out all the stops to find the real Silver Turtle device before Noctarma does.




The Flying Turtle


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