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Nick Twisp, a dark and precocious fourteen-year-old, struggles with the problems of contemporary teens, including high school, divorced parents, paranoia, his virginity, homelessness, and the attentions of a young lady.

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A pilgrimage to the realm of the Shrike, a part-god/part-killing machine, provides the travellers the forum to tell their incredible stories.

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Offering a solution for sibling bickering, bestselling parenting author Dr. Anthony Wolf presents fresh, funny, and very helpful strategies.

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Providing all the information parents need to choose the best name for their baby, this comprehensive reference is packed with thousands of new choices and the latest findings on how names can affect our personal and professional lives. Original.

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From La Traviata to Aida, from Carmen to Don Giovanni, here are the plots of the world's best-loved operas, recounted in an engaging, picturesque, and readable manner. In addition to highlighting the most important aspects of each opera, the author discusses main characters, famous plot twists, and the most significant arias.

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A listing of common ailments and the best teas to treat them offers relief for everything from aching joints to lagging energy, with descriptions of more than one hundred herbs and their healing properties.

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When a computer glitch deposits one million dollars in her bank account and she mistakenly believes it to be her own--a bonus for a large contract she has completed--and after she spends some of it, she discovers that the true owner of the money is willing to kill to get it back.

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This dual language reference contains clear, concise definitions and easy-to-understand pronunciation guides, providing essential information for travelers and students alike and including more than thirty thousand German vocabulary entries. Original.

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An easy-to-use reference guide lists synonyms and antonyms.

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Johnston writes gritty, raw, historically-accurate frontier fiction. Here, he continues the saga of the Great Indian Wars as veteran Indian fighter Seamus Donegan joins the hunt for Crazy Horse, the elusive Cheyenne warrior chief who's putting the cavalry to shame. Johnston brilliantly recreates the Dull Knife Battle of 1876.

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In December 1919, when five members of a family are found slaughtered in the kitchen of their Lake District cottage, Inspector Ian Rutledge heads up the investigation into the crime and into the disappearance of the missing youngest child in the family, negotiating a maze of suspects, dark secrets,

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When their mother can no longer support them, six siblings are sent by the Children's Aid Society of New York City to live with farm families in Missouri in 1860.

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Seven years after sending Ben Shaw to the gallows for the brutal murders of elderly women, Inspector Ian Rutledge is approached by Shaw's widow, who claims that her husband had been innocent, and sets out to uncover the truth about a potential miscarriage of justice. By the author of Watchers of Ti

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What better place for a murder than a college campus When Annie Laurance teaches a course on the three great ladies of mystery--Christie, Mary Roberts Rhinehart, and Dorothy Sayers--she quickly learns that murder is a subject most academic!

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The author of A Day at a Time provides a year-long, page-a-day, inspirational reader--a daily meditational offering spiritual and psychological support to those in 12-Step Programs and all seeking a healthier, more satisfying life.

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Fresh, high-spirited, and wonderfully seductive, this irresistible tale follows a woman's search for her true self--a journey that takes her to the most surprising places.

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A collection of twenty-one mystery tales features the work of such women as Amanda Cross, Susan Dunlap, Antonia Fraser, Sue Grafton, Sara Paretsky, Nancy Pickard, Carolyn Hart, Marcia Muller, Faye Kellerman, and others. Reprint.