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Jim Morris was a high school physics teacher until becoming a professional ball player at age 35. This is the true story of how he signed on as the major league's oldest rookie pitcher in 40 years and how long-buried dreams can return to redeem a life.

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In this irresistible debut novel, a freak accident catapults a young mother into an alternative, seemingly dream-come-true Road Not Taken.

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The adventure continues in Book #4 of the captivating and hilarious chapter book series from beloved middle grade author Suzanne Selfors and acclaimed illustrator Dan Santat.

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In the spellbinding conclusion to the award-winning Darkangel Trilogy, Aeriel is all that stands between the White Witch and the world she seeks to destroy

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Describes the sad life of Huguette Clark, heiress to a copper magnate's fortune, who withdrew from society to live in isolation in a huge 5th Avenue apartment before spending the last years of her life in a New York hospital.

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Welcome to Soul City, the fictional American metropolis where magic is as natural as sunshine. With this inspired collection--in which irreverent humor and sharp-eyed social satire combine to produce unforgettable stories--Toure emerges as one of the most talented and inventive young writers at work today.

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From the author of I'm So Happy For You, a wickedly funny novel about the pleasures and punishments of lifelong sisterhood.

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Now in paperback comes the book that presents the safest, most effective known strategy for fighting the number one cancer among American men.

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Friday Night Lights meets Judy Blume in this sassy, feel-good debut YA novel about growing up in small town America.

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Not since the publication of The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli 500 years ago has a member of the political opposition written so candidly about the strengths and weaknesses of the strongest member of his opposing political party.

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For Marina Lucero, whose father transformed his life through meditation and whose mother gave hers to a Carmelite convent, spirituality should come easily. It doesn't. As Marina struggles to balance the disappointments and delights of daily life, she learns that a little chaos can lead to a lot of happiness.

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At the request of London police, psychologist Kit Quinn agrees to evaluate Michael Doll, a sexual predator who slashes her face. As she recovers, Kit has horrible dreams of a red room. Months later, Doll is arrested for murder. As Doll's obsession with Kit escalates, Kit is gripped with a paralyzing fear that the killer isn't Doll--but someone close to her heart.

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An associate editor of Money gives priceless advice on one of the best investments available. Thanks to mutual funds, a vast number of ordinary people have enough money to buy a home, educate their children, and provide for their future.

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In this sequel to The Mockingbirds, Whitney explores the shakey moral ground vigilante justice stands on - and what to do if it's your only choice.

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* Heroic attempt by US President Teddy Roosevelt to chart one of the largest and most dangerous tributaries of the Amazon - The River of Doubt.

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A young abused boy grows up to be an African-American radio personality, using music to integrate his audience. A remarkable witness to and participant in the momentous social changes of the last three decades, Stewart shares his courageous personal story that shows the indomitable strength of the human spirit.

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Presents the story of Jim Morris' departure from the minor leagues after a string of injuries, his career as a high school physics teacher, and his eventual return to the minors followed by an all-star career in the majors.

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An under-the-radar bestseller that has helped countless readers of all ages across the world cope with separation anxiety, loss, loneliness, and grief--now available in paperback and re-illustrated for a new generation of readers.

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"The Rules Dating Journal" gives Rules followers a perfect place to record every dating move. Using a week-at-a-glance format, it includes one Rule tip, reminder, or piece of advice per week to help keep women on track.

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A woman finds love and closure, and rediscovers herself, when she returns to her roots in the enchanting new novel from the author of The Irresistible Blueberry Bakeshop & Caf.

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This is a collection of Klinkenborg's writings on the natural world and the changing seasons which appear frequently in a column entitled "The Rural Life" on the editorial page of the "New York Times."

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Concise and helpful, this terrific resource for seniors--culled from the popular syndicated newspaper column of the same name--covers a variety of topics, from aging to investing, from volunteerism to travel.