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The Aurora County All-Stars

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Twelve-year-old House Jackson, star pitcher and team captain of the Aurora County All-Stars, has been sidelined for a year with a broken elbow. Now that he's healed, the biggest game of the season is set for the same day as the pageant for the county's 200th anniversary. What's House to do?

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    • Title: The Aurora County All-Stars by Deborah Wiles
    • Publisher: HarperCollins
    • Print ISBN: 9780152066260, 0152066268
    • eText ISBN: 9780547537115
    • Edition: 2009
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All Editions of The Aurora County All-Stars

The Aurora County All-Stars

2009, Trade paperback

ISBN-13:

9780152066260

The Aurora County All-Stars

2007, Hardcover

ISBN-13:

9780152060688

The Aurora County All-Stars

2007, Audiobook CD

ISBN-13:

9780739348833

Aurora County All-Stars

2007, Audiobook CD

ISBN-13:

9780739351383

Books by Deborah Wiles

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highland127

Feb 5, 2009

The third time is charm

House Jackson joins Wiles' earlier characters, Ruby and Comfort to round out a trio of stories distinctly Southern and truly typical of childhood in Southern families. However, childhood is not all sweetness and light and House has problems that nag at him as he tries to sort out his place with his friends and his need to be a part of the community's history. The answer is all-American baseball. Join House as he represents the best of Southern men and revisit Ruby and Comfort to get a true picture of what ties Southerners so strongly to their surroundings and makes us all kin.

highland127

Feb 5, 2009

The third time is charm

House Jackson joins Wiles' earlier characters, Ruby and Comfort to round out a trio of stories distinctly Southern and truly typical of childhood in Southern families. However, childhood is not all sweetness and light and House has problems that nag at him as he tries to sort out his place with his friends and his need to be a part of the community's history. The answer is all-American baseball. Join House as he represents the best of Southern men and revisit Ruby and Comfort to get a true picture of what ties Southerners so strongly to their surroundings and makes us all kin.

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