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Science Fiction:

Athropolis

Three children land upon an iceberg and meet the Throps and the Squallhoots.

http://www.athropolis.com/story.htm

Balenn

A sci-fi tale about the capture of three Sasquatch in the mountains of Alberta, Canada in 1983.

http://www3.telus.net/public/balenn/balenn.htm

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The Barker Boys And The Great Stone Of Gwondala

The first adventure in a series of ebooks about two brothers transported to the land of the dinosaurs through a time-hole in a bedroom closet.

http://barkerboys.com

Fresh World

A young girl colonizes a new planet and discovers she has telepathic abilities that warn them of a coming invasion.

http://www.kidsread.net/fresh.htm

Lemy and Rascal

The story adventures of Lemy, Rascal, and a whole cast of characters from Earth and the TrainStar.

http://www.lemyrascal.com

Libroman

Interactive story about a superhero who encourages and teaches kids about the power of reading books.

http://www.libroman.com

Pickle, Colored Rocks, and Toad

Chapters from a novel by Noel A. Seif with illustrations by John R. Fritsch. Read the book, check blog entries and learn about the author and illustrator.

http://www.picklecoloredrocksandtoad.com/pcrt.html

Teenovels

Follow the adventures of a boy unwillingly thrust into leadership of a band of rebels fighting the Dimension Wars in “DimensioNoids”.

http://www.teenovels.com/

Tweeker The Speaker

Children's illustrated adventure story set inside a computer.

http://tweekerthespeaker.tripod.com/

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