Life at 169: John Smith book

Thursday, September 18, 2008

John Smith book

This is for Jethro--and anybody else who loves a good action book.

John Smith by Charles P. Graves, in the Junior World Explorers series.

2 comments:

Polly said...: Okay- so this is a tiotally random commet- but I went to order Summers at Castle auburn and Amazon says it isn't released yet. What? My library dosen't have it either. Is it part of a series and should I read any books first? and how do i get it without having to wait and then spend $26?

Polly; September 18, 2008 at 4:20 PM
Andrea said...: Polly, weird, man. My sister got it out of the Weber State library and I borrowed it from her. Or the Weber county library. Or some library. Sorry--I don't know what to tell you.; September 18, 2008 at 4:31 PM

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