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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Children's Bookwatch
- Finding Courage
- Gareth Stevens
- A Touch of Passover
- The Crazy Adventure of Nicholas Mouse
- George W. Bush
- Enslow Publishers
- Random House/Knopf
- Crabtree Publishing Company
- Scholastic Inc
- Roald Dahl
- Debra Doesn't Take the Dare
- Tess and the Star Traveller
- Those Funny Flamingos
- Simon & Schuster
- Mitchell Lane Publishers
- Remember
- Saturn
- Kidhaven Press
- Morgan Reynolds Publishing
- The New Big Book of U.S. Presidents
- Stargazer Books
- Read, Stick & Learn about Animals
- Cranky Pants
- Clarion Books
- Benchmark Books/Marshall Cavendish
- Boyds Mills Press
- Ruby Lee the Bumble Bee
- African Princess
- The Usborne Introduction to Archaeology: Internet-Linked
- Thomson Gale/Gale San Diego
- Watch Me Grow: Bear
- Time of the Eagle
- The Great North American Prairie
- Lilies on the Moon
- The Oglin
- Let's Sail Away
- Wicked Poems
- QEB Publishing
- Frog Hunt
- Secret of Abbot's Cave
- Hear That Train Whistle Blow!
- What Julianna Could See
- Raintree Publishers
- Seahorses
- Raptor!
- It's Great to Be A Ghost!
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