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A selection of 400 quotes from Marx and Lennon, juxtaposed to reveal their hilarious similarities...no not THAT Marx and Lenin - but Groucho Marx and John Lennon.

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Budget-friendly (and gluten-free!) slow-cook meals that will satisfy the entire family.

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When a pregnant nanny turns up quite dead, Hitchcock Sewell, the lovable undertaker-detective, suspects foul play and embarks on a quest to find her killer.

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A comedic look at life's annoying universal truths discusses how a spy satellite can be a "spy" if they announce it on TV, why most people with low self-esteem have earned it, and "The Ten Most Annoying Songs of All Time.".

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In "No Woman No Cry," readers learn the never-before-told details of Bob Marley's life, as related by his wife, Rita.

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Eisenberg guides readers through the harried halls of their homes and offers sensible methods for organizational improvement.

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Bringing together both the journalist's eye and the addict's mind, "Pill Head" explores Lyon's own addiction and the cultural phenomena that made pill-popping so popular, especially among the twenty-somethings of Generation Rx.

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Gives kids the basic skills needed to play piano - without emphasis on classical music or complex notation theory. This book uses a simple technique adopted by many professional pianists and easy-to-follow step-by-step illustrations that demonstrate each stage of learning. It is useful for parents or teachers.

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The author of the bestselling "1001 Ways" series shows how to get ahead by fulfilling every employer's ultimate expectation: that the employee will do what most needs to be done without having to be asked.

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A riotously funny, razor-sharp indictment of America's cultural wasteland by one of its most merciless critics.

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Traces the life and times of American rocket pioneer Robert H. Goddard, describing his essential contributions to the science and technology of the twentieth century, the sometimes turbulent life of the visionary genius, and his pivotal role in launching the Space Age. Reprint. 20,000 first printin

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Chronicles the Mars Exploration Rover Mission, the most ambitious attempt to explore the surface of another planet and the first great voyage of exploration of the 21st century.

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Based on the Web site of the same name, "Save the Assistants" collects the complaints and observations of disgruntled coffee-fetchers, copy-makers, and general office slaves.

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With more people interested in discovering how much peace and satisfaction can be added to life by making simple changes, this is a useful book for those seeking serenity.

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Originally published in 1982, "Speak Up with Confidence" is an indispensable resource for anyone who wants to write and deliver a speech that people will listen to and remember.

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An accessible and insightful book that is part memoir and part social commentary for parents and teachers, about children who struggle in conventional schools.

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In this incisive, riveting book, the Goodmans present the voices of political dissidents, activists, and others who demand accountability from their government leaders, but who are too often frozen out of official debates.

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A wildly funny tale that explores what it means to be bad, and when being bad might actually be good

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Describes the workings of the terrorist cell that became al-Qaeda and the efforts of the Joint Terrorist Task Force who investigated the cells and their connections to Osama bin Laden.

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Saks managed to achieve both professional and personal success in spite of being diagnosed as schizophrenic and given a grave prognosis. In this memoir, she frankly and movingly discusses the disease, and the treatments that helped her to cope and thrive.