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Chel

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Johanna Spyri. A homeless orphan, Chel is considered by the people of Hinterwalden to be a friendless, undisciplined rascal. No one considers that his rebelliousness might come from being treated as something less than human, until a new teacher comes to town. Through love and patience she brings order to the school and unlocks the heart of Chel. 96 pages; paper; Conestoga Valley Book Bindery. OUT OF PRINT.

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