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THE KIDS ON C STREET WELCOME YOU!
 These easy to read books are in the familiar Chapter Book format, but shorter and easier to master. We believe success builds success and every one of these stories is designed to entertain while providing your child an opportunity to excel.
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"Wholesome, mid-century modern version of Little House on the Prairie."
The stories take place in the early 1960s, before cell phones, computers, or color TVs.
This series has been scored using 7 readability formulas. Reading Level: very easy to read. Reader’s Age: 6-9 yrs. old.
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Halloween
(Kids on C Street - Book 1)
Jenny and Steve are excited about Halloween. They just have one big problem. They have no costumes. Can they come up with something so they can trick-or-treat with the other kids on C Street?
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My Loose Tooth
(Kids on C Street - Book 2)
When Jackie finally gets a loose tooth she's excited. She can't wait for the tooth fairy to come to visit. She discovers that having a loose tooth is not as fun as she thought it would be. All the kids on C Street have opinions on what she should do.
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Broken Arm
(Kids on C Street - Book 3)
Getting your first library card should be exciting, but Tom got more than he bargained for. He came home with a borrowed book and a bright white cast on his arm. When he finds out what he can and can’t do, he decides that having a broken arm is no fun. A long time ago in a little town in the desert, a bunch of kids lived on C Street. They weren't perfect people, but they were perfectly wonderful kids. This is a story of their adventures.
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Grammy's Spoon
(Kids on C Street - Book 4)
It's a sad day on C Street. When Jenny's grandmother dies everything changes. During the course of a week she experiences many feelings. No religious or spiritual overtones are offered and this story can be utilized within any belief system.
Author's Note: No matter if you have a religious faith, a more scientific approach, or prefer not to consider death at all, the truth is this: death changes us. Our worlds shift and morph into a new reality, one in which the one who passed away is not present. No matter who you are, I hope this story speaks to you.
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Special Valentine
(Kids on C Street - Book 5)
A new girl has moved to C Street and Cookie is excited to be her friend. The kids on the block have different ideas about how to make Laura feel welcome. Since each individual has their own view of how they wish to be treated, it opens the door to discussing being nice and being good. This is a conversation starter about race and fairness.
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Desert Mystery
(Kids on C Street - Book 6)
When it rains in the desert it can be dangerous! David really wants to see what it looks like after a flash flood. When all the kids go out into the desert he finds a mysterious purse in a gully. Will he ever find out how it ended up in the desert?
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Can We Play?
(Little Kids on C Street - Book 1)
Liz and Ben are the littlest kids on C Street. They want to play but the big kids say they are too little. In this First Reader we feature just 14 words giving your early reader the opportunity for success in reading. The book is the same size as the more advanced Kids On C Street books. There is a full color picture on every page to capture your child's imagination. A list of every word is included as well as cut out flash cards that have a puzzle on the back. A long time ago in a little town in the desert, a bunch of kids lived on C Street. They weren't perfect people, but they were perfectly wonderful kids. This is a story of their adventures.This book uses 6 CVC words and 8 sight words. Reader's Age: emergent reader (birth to age six)
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