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Window Across Time: One stone house, one small New York town, 164 years-eight short stories for young people. - Paperback

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Window Across Time: One stone house, one small New York town, 164 years-eight short stories for young people. - Paperback
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by Cynthia Cotten (Author)

These eight stories of young people who came to know the same stone house in a small upstate New York canal town over almost 2 centuries, give readers a look inside (or a window to) America's history.

Author Biography

Cynthia Cotten (www.cynthiacotten.com) is an award-winning writer of fiction and poetry for young people. Her books include Snow Ponies, This Is The Stable, and The Book Boat's In. She grew up in the historic city of Lockport, NY, on the banks of the Erie Canal. She began reading at an early age, and some of her favorite memories from childhood are connected to books. She writes because her head is full of stories she wants to share.

Number of Pages: 122
Dimensions: 0.26 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: July 22, 2013
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