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11,000 Years Lost.


11,000 Years Lost

Peni R. Griffin

Amulet/Abrams Books

100--5th Avenue, New York New York, state, United States
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 NY 10011

0810948222 $18.95 abramsbooks.com

Texas history, time travel, and lessons on family trees This is an index of family trees available. It includes noble, politically important and royal families as well as fictional families and thematic diagrams. Europe
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 R. Griffin 11,000 Years Lost. Pre-teen Ester discovers an 11,000 year old spearhead once used by mammoth hunters during an archaeological dig: an artifact when opens a time portal and lands Esther in Ice Age Texas. Adopted by a group of mammoth hunters, she must learn to survive in a very different society and find a way home simultaneous in a gripping story testing her survival skills. Two of Peni R. Griffin's previous books have been nominees for Edgar Awards and 11,000 Years Lost joins their gripping action.
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