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The world-renowned novelist shares quotations on subjects such as life and opportunity, the frontier, knowledge and learning, poverty and wealth, women, wild life, law and justice, and more from the pages of his best-selling novels.

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For three fascinating, disturbing years, writer Patricia Hersch attempted to see adolescents as they see themselves, without prejudice or stereotype. "A Tribe Apart" is the result of her efforts--a work of luminous truth and gripping revelation.

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The latest installment in Hunter's bestselling Boscastle series, this lighthearted, deliciously sexy Regency romance is a witty and inviting tale of secrets, seduction, and scorching passion. Original.

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"This celebration of twins posits the magical idea that twins are made of stardust, floating sweetly in the celestial heavens until they find each other and are called to Earth to meet their family"--

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For more than a century, L. Frank Baum's kingdom of Oz and its delightful denizens have enchanted readers of all ages. Now, bestselling novelist Maguire ("Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West") introduces new readers to three of Baum's beloved Oz stories. Illustrations.

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The former president and his National Security Advisor share their thoughts on the tumultuous international events of his administration, from the collapse of the Soviet Union and the reunification of Germany to the Gulf War.

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An up-to-date guide to using vitamins and other nutritional supplements effectively uncovers the positive and negative effects of adding natural and traditional remedies, with more than two hundred new entries, information on eighteen thousand drug-herb-vitamin interactions, and other important tip

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"This work is adapted from Everything Happens to Aaron in the Autumn by P.D. Eastman, copyright (c) 1967 by Random House LLC"--Colophon.

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The magic tree house whisks Jack and Annie to Washington D.C. in the 1860s where they meet Abraham Lincoln and collect a feather that will help break a magic spell.

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Because of his absentmindedness, Abraham Lincoln begins to carry important things--letters, legal documents, his checkbook--in his trademark top hat.

"The story of the Civil War and Reconstruction from the African American point of view"-- Provided by publisher.

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" ... series was formerly known as the Magic Tree House research guide series"--T.p. verso.

When Bobby Quinn got a beagle puppy for his eighth birthday, his whole life changed. But now Lucy's taken off after a fat orange cat, and no one in the neighborhood has seen her anywhere. What will Bobby do if his best friend is gone for good

Entering his beagle, Lucy, in a contest to be "spokespet" for Pet-O-Rama helps shy, nine-year-old Bobby get over his anxiety about speaking in front of groups of people, from his third-grade classmates to the contest judges.

Every kid loves soccer, right Not Bobby. He'd rather play with his beagle puppy, Lucy. But when Bobby's friend Shawn begs him to join up, Bobby finds himself stuck on a soccer team with a stern coach and several kids who have a knack for the sport. Illustrations.

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Halloween is near and Bobby has a great idea for costumes for himself and his dog, Lucy. But when he brings Lucy's costume to school for show-and-tell it disappears, and Bobby suspects the unfriendly new student took it. Illustrations.

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"Bobby Quinn has a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving--his grandmother's visit, an adopted baby brother or sister on the way--but what he's most thankful for is his beagle Lucy, who hasn't been acting like herself lately"--

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With still unnamed twin baby sisters at home, Bobby, owner of an boisterous pet beagle, is worried that his parents will have no time to celebrate Christmas.

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"Julieta is eager to honor her Abuelita's spirit on Dia de Muertos but struggles to find the perfect gift"--