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Almost from the beginning of art, humans have portrayed cats. Throughout history, cats have been a beautiful vessel for symbolic meanings, ranging from dark unruly sensuality to perfect domestic tranquillity. This book contains 170 paintings by Van Eyck, Raphael, Leonardo, Bruegel, Rembrandt, Chardin, Manet, Picasso, and other artists.

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This hilarious graphic-novel series celebrates the power of underdogs and the importance of finding your tribe--even if your tribe is weird and just, well . . . Creepy

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This hilarious graphic-novel series celebrates the power of underdogs and the importance of finding your tribe--even if your tribe is weird and just, well . . . Creepy

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Animated, monstrous jack-o-lanterns are on the loose in this third graphic novel starring the Creeps, four misfit detectives out to solve their town's monstrous mysteries

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The essential guide to maple syrup, complete with the history, science and recipes for this wild American ingredient

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In this take on the nursery rhyme "The House That Jack Built," Jack builds an amazing fort in the middle of the living room. Unfortunately the rest of his family intrudes when they request their supplies back -- there goes the walls and roof! The fort crumbles bit by bit until Grandma comes by with her quilts, for a sweet, family-bonding ending.

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Grumpy Pets shows that there's a perfect match for everyone, if you stay true to yourself.

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Since its launch in 1990, the Hubble space telescope has provided astronomers with both information about the universe and extraordinary images. This book contains over 100 colour inages from the Hubble.

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After spending a year studying popularity, Julie and Lydia are finally ready to put their hard-earned lessons to use in junior high. But before they can conquer the world together, Lydia's mom gets a job in London. Full color.

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Miro, Chagall, Mariss, Breton and Duchamp, these are just some of the legendary artists associated with the Maeght family. This book tells the story of the strong friendships that have linked this family to hundreds of contemporary artists. It illustrates the key moments in the family's life with over 300 documents.

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The Merciless Book of Metal Lists is the sometimes serious, sometimes satiric exploration into all that is glorious, as well as ludicrous in the world of Heavy Metal.

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The second in the series of young graphic novels about irrepressible witch Salem and her worrywart cat companion, Whammy.

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When a hungry monkey wants a banana, hilarity ensues in this fresh debut!

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A band of skeleton drummers takes a haunted tour of the White House during a Halloween celebration, discovering the many ghosts that roam its halls.

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First published by Random House of Canada in 2017.

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Two girls--a princess and a revolutionary--form an unexpected friendship in the launch of a charming, illustrated chapter-book series. Illustrations.

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From award-winning author and illustrator Duncan Tonatiuh comes an origin myth about how two volcanoes came to be

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Showcasing a community of noted photographers who have explored and illuminated the homoerotic terrain of images of the male nude, this collection brings together more than 100 sensual black and white and colour images.

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Homesick at the thought of staying with his grandparents for the summer, Lakota Eddie quickly adjusts to life on the reservation, embracing new experiences and bonding with his family.

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As far back as you can go in history, the Sun sits at the centre of the human story. Presenting the Sun in a different light, this story is told not just by the daylight, but by the night sky; not just by its full brilliance but also its reflected, distorted, and bent light; and not just from Earth, but from the edge of the solar system.

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A modern illuminated haggadah, illustrated by master miniaturist Arthur Szyk in Poland just after Hitler's rise to power, with all-new translation and commentary by leading Jewish theologian Rabbi Byron L. Sherwin.