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Biography of Dr. Betty Shabazz, the unsung and controversial champion of the Civil Rights era. A vital addition to the brooding and bloody Black Muslim saga, Rickford's penetrating biography portrays the exuberant yet tragic life of an African American heroine.

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A fierce Englishwoman on the run, a Highland Laird who needs a proper wife and a desire neither can resist.

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A one-of-a-kind journal for the grandma and grandson who crave a rule-free, creative way to connect with each other.

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When Griffin ends up training a former beauty queen to become a Navy SEAL, he doesn't quite expect her to be tough as nails, or for their attraction to be even stronger.

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Text in Spaish; translated from the English.

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Conquering potty training is one of the biggest challenges that a parent faces. Richmond's charming prose and cheerful illustrations will ease overwhelmed parents (and children) into the daunting task ahead. Full color.

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Includes an excerpt from Puppy Christmas.

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A warm, reassuring story showing a little girl just how successful she'll be at going potty, "Big Girls Go Potty" features Richmond's trademark nuanced emotions and strong connection and offers a poignant teaching experience. Full color.

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"Illustrations and rhyming text encourage Black boys to learn about the accomplishments of famous men in Black history and then forge their own paths"--

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A thorough guide filled with specific advice written from the point of view of a black woman. The author addresses the responses and feelings about the menopause experienced by African American women, with asnwers to commonly asked questions and a simple programme designed to confront all the issues.

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A behind-the-scenes look at how the relentless pressure to win can inspire-or destroy-young men and adults alike.

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Life has been a rollercoaster ride for Lauren, but she's single again and wants a small town life for Hannah, her young daughter. But Hannah has her own ideas about how their new lives should go . . . and that includes a new cowboy firefighter daddy.

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Simple, rhyming text follows a blue baboon and her friends as they find the perfect place for a musical celebration before bedtime.

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After Griff is discharged from the army, he comes back to his family's ranch, where he finds Riley, who is renovating the ranch while his family is away, and romance sparks between them despite the scars of their pasts.

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A memoir of love, life, and recipes from the woman who brought kale to the City of Light The story of how one expat woman left her beloved behind when she moved to France-her beloved kale, that is. Unable to find le chou kale anywhere upon moving to the City of Light with her new husband, and despite not really speaking French, Kristen Beddard laun

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Originally published in 2003 by Leisure Books.

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"Eve doesn't know what to do when the Chicago police won't believe someone is out to hurt her. The only place to turn is Black Knights Inc--after all, no one is better at protection than the covert special-ops team. Yet there's also no one better at getting her all turned on than Billy Reichert. She has a feeling this is one blast from the past that could backfire big time..."--Page 4 of cover.

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The long-awaited fourth Cape Weathers investigation! If he wants to crack the case, our intrepid investigator must battle the usual villains: Russian smugglers, the Chinese Triad, drug-smuggling pirates, and an octopus.

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The first in a new Regency romance series featuring noble gentlemen and the ladies who help them love again following heartbreak. Original.

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"Jordan McKenna is back in town, and Fire Chief Gavin Maguire's feelings when he sees her after all these years are as raw as the day she left. Then he was just a kid wearing his heart on his sleeve. Now he spends every day trying to atone for the tragedy he couldn't prevent"--Page 4 of cover.

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At 15, Annie Winters asked a Ouija board, "Who is my one true love" Neither Annie nor her boyfriend, Tom, knew the name spelled out by the board. Three years later, Tom suddenly dies. Annie decides to run a marathon in Tom's memory, and when she meets a boy on the running trail, she wonders if fate has intervened.