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Sarah & Billy in A Boat, A Drain and A Whole Lot of Pain
Sarah and Billy are energetic twins with huge imaginations. Every day is filled with limitless possibilities, where exciting new adventures are as easy as following their feet. However, trouble is often just one step behind. Sarah and Billy never mean to get in any trouble, but on life's really big adventures, when lost in the moment, trouble is bound to catch up. How will Sarah and Billy get out of this one?
Winnie and Wilbur Broomstick Alert and other stories
In twelve fabulous young fiction stories Winnie and Wilbur do everything from racing on rollerskates, to hatching chocolate eggs, to shrinking down to teaspoon size. All illustrated in black line detail by Korky Paul. The spellbinding new look of this bestselling series celebrates the wonderful relationship shared by Winnie and her cat, Wilbur. Since 1987 they have been delighting children and adults all over the world and more than 7 million books have been sold. Winnie and Wilbur will be hitting TV screens worldwide in 2017, airing in the UK on Milkshake, Channel 5's popular pre-school slot. A Winnie and Wilbur stage show is set to run in Birmingham in 2017 followed by a national UK tour. A new look for the website, too! www.winnieandwilbur.com
A Scovil Genealogy
The name Scovil, Scovill, Scoville, and Scovel originated in Normandy as Escoville after the town of Escoville, Normandy. The earliest identifiable ancestor of the Scovils was Ralph de Scoville (ca. 1194), a Knight from Wiltshire. John Scovell (1635-1700) was one of the first Scovils to come to America. He settled in Connecticut. His brother, Arthur, also came about the same time and his descendants also settled in Connecticut. Descendants live in Connecticut, Utah Kansas, and Canada.
Winnie and Wilbur Winnie Says Cheese
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