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When Lighthouses are Dark: a Story of a Lake Superior Island
by Ethel C. Brill
The story of four children stranded on a Lake Superior island. They take refuge in a deserted lighthouse hoping to survive the winter. (Summary by Betsie Bush)
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When Lighthouses are Dark a Story of a Lake Superior Island - Ethel C Brill
The story of four children stranded on a Lake Superior island. They take refuge in a deserted lighthouse hoping to survive the winter. (Summary by Betsie Bush)
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The story of four children stranded on a Lake Superior island. They take refuge in a deserted lighthouse hoping to survive the winter. (Summary by Betsie Bush)
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