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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Children's Bookwatch
- Selavi: a Haitian Story of Hope
- History of Our World
- Mildew on the Wall
- Thomson-Gale
- Atlas of the World
- Max's Rules
- Carla's Sandwich
- The Empty Mirror
- The Kids' Guide to Zoo Animals
- Ancient Rhymes: a Dolphin's Lullaby
- Smart Apple Media
- Papa's Latkes
- Forest Explorer
- Judy Moody, MD: the Doctor is in!
- Djomi Dream Child
- Delacorte Press
- Molly Meets Mona and Friends
- How Sweet it is
- DreddieLocks & the Three Slugs
- Random Publishing Group
- Take A Walk with Butterflies and Dragonflies
- Don't Play with Your Food!
- Recycled Crafts Box
- Ancestor Hunt
- Owen Foote, Mighty Scientist
- Tibetan Tales For Little Buddhas
- How to Train Your Dragon
- The Clockmaker of Mullen
- Putnam/Philomel
- Baby Seal
- Hamlet Goes to School
- Crabtree Publishing
- Pumpkin Cat
- Saving the Rain Forest with Cammie and Cooper
- Abolitionists and Slave Resistance
- Travel Through India
- Creative Education
- The Beginning
- Taking Depression To School
- There's a Dachshund in My Bed
- To Establish Justice
- Benchmark Books/Marshall Cavendish
- Children's Press
- Why are You So Sad?
- Letters From Around the World: Pakistan
- Words are not for Hurting
- Versatile Tractors: a Farm Boy's Dream
- 11,000 Years Lost
- Chelsea House Publishers
- Morgan Reynolds
- Hydro's Adventure Through the Water Cycle
- A Confused Hanukkah
- Horrible Harry and the Locked Closet
- Animal Predators
- Charlie Who Couldn't Say His Name
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