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Pursuit of the Presidency is a fascinating and highly readable examination of the election process. Author Christine Black uses the backdrop of the 1992 election and draws on her 20 years experience as a political reporter to fashion a valuable research work for both students and interested laypeople.

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An adventure from Margaret Mahy - blended with her trademark surreal humour and writing that makes you want to read it.

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Exotic adventure and nonstop action explode as West meets East in this second breathtaking story of The Saint of Dragons.

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Using concrete examples, The School Librarians Technology Playbook offers strategies for school librarians to initiate and support innovative practices throughout their school community.

The role of school librarians has evolved: no longer do they primarily support teachers with reading and literacy resources.

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In a futuristic city ruled by an evil scientific genius, the resistance group of children known as the Doomsday Rats might be the only hope of saving mankind. But the Rats must face the terrifying Fire drake - and a robotic scorpion that fires missiles from its tail. This work is intended for ages 8-13.

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The second funny, touching chapter in the life of Cedar B. Hartley, who plans to be infamous. Cedar's world turns upside down when her almost-boyfriend, Kite, moves to Albury to join a professional circus.

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From sartorial fashions to William Faulkner's Sartoris, this splendid volume documents southern culture in its many colors and forms.

The Greenwood Encyclopedia of American Regional Cultures is the first rigorous reference collection on the many ways in which American identity has been defined by its regions and its people.

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Use The Super3, a spin off from the widely used Big6, to help students in grades PreK-2 develop crucial problem-solving skills.

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Hamish Harrison lives with his mum, a menagerie of animals, ever-present money worries and the social problems of a boy more inclined to music than sport. On the brink of his teenage years, the trials of family life seem less important when the concert pianist next door offers to teach him to play.

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Berrin lives in a futuristic world ruled by the evil Malig Tumora. In the storm-water drainage system beneath the city lives a group of children, who have formed a resistance group to fight Malig Tumora; they call themselves - the rats. Berrin is recruited to this resistance group. This work is intended for ages 8-13.

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Another fantasy adventure from the author of ELLA ENCHANTED. Two princesses in a kingdom of magic, evil and sorcerors. When Princess Meryl succumbs to the terrible Grey Death, can Princess Addie overcome her fears and embark on a dangerous quest to find the cure

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This work provides an evenhanded and authoritative overview of vaping and its impact on American culture and public health, especially among younger Americans.

The 21st Century Turning Points series is a one-stop resource for understanding the people and events changing America today.

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Zed and Pinky are a normal brother and sister except for one extremely strange thing ... their mum is a very naughty mother. Delight in the first in this fabulously funny rhyming series about the mother who lives her life like a kid, and the two kids who have to raise her.

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This is the story of a wombat's life, told by Jackie French and illustrated by Bettina Guthridge.

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Use popular fiction to attract students to great nonfiction (expository text) about science. Focusing on the general theme of water, this resource provides webs that lead from popular fiction titles to a variety of related nonfiction titles that will generate interest and build in-depth scientific knowledge for thematic studies.

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Use the power of fiction and imagination to draw students into the world of science. Focusing on climate and weather, Perry suggests trade book titles that will fascinate young readers and build their scientific knowledge. Activities help educators implement an integrated approach to language arts, science, geography, and social studies.