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Journal kept by the stuffed elephant, a character in the chapter book series Time Spies, with commentary by Winchester the Cat, also a character in the series. Ellsworth travels to some of the places in the Time Spies books. She and Winchester discuss and argue about books, history, food, and life.
1. Winchester's 1920s Hallowe'en

It's that time of year again. And this year The Writer is planning an old-fashioned 1920's Hallowe'en. You know Hallowe'en was originally for grown-ups. They threw big parties and dressed up in costumes. Kids didn't get in the picture until the 1940s. Anyway, you're going to wear an authentic 1920s costume! And you'll sit by the door when The Writer hands out candy to the trick or treaters. Does

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