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In the third volume of Legendary Sports Events, the greatest moments of the Olympic Games are captured in classic Matt Christopher style.

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This book is about a little cockroach who lives in an apartment in Washington, DC. She is considered a pest by the family that lives there, who become upset when they see her. Her mother decides to take her outside, where she meets other critters and is very happy.

The book is in both English and Spanish.

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Examines the place of women in the daily life of the Southern plantations before the Civil War and analyzes the women's relationship with slaves and their masters.

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The Promise of Shabbat encourages children of all ages to practice yoga poses and remember aspects of Shabbat to help them find the light in situations perceived as negative.

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After finding themselves mysteriously transported to a magical island, this time in a rainforest swamp, Daniel, Joy, and Kimani must figure out how to safely traverse across the island with their knowledge of friction and pulleys.

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Kids and their parents will dig the fun story and colorful pictures of the Rapping Rocking Dinosaur Band along with information about dinosaur hunters and where to visit museums and websites to learn about the earth when dinosaurs ruled the planet.

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This is the story of George Williams and the founding of the YMCA from a children's perspective. It tells the history and the deep compelling reason why George Williams lead the creation of one of the most influential organizations in the world.

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The Reason Why tells the story of George Williams and the founding of the YMCA from a children's perspective. It share the history and the compelling reason why George Williams lead the creation of one of the most influential organizations in the world.

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This is the story of George Williams and the founding of the YMCA from a children's perspective. It tells the history and the deep compelling reason why George Williams lead the creation of one of the most influential organizations in the world.

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Saint Nick loved and cared for the least fortunate and most vulnerable, just like Jesus! The Saint Nick Story provides one more way to share the truth with your child during the Christmas Season, and remind them that the love of God transcends lists of naughty and nice.

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An enchanting, zany abdaptation of one of Philip Pullmans fictional tales. For young readers and performers.

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Have you heard about the ghost bus that drives through London Or seen the vampire who haunts Highgate cemetery And would you know how to behave if you met a ghost It's all in John Farman's spooky book of ghosts, poltegeists, vampires and things that go bump in the night!

Open if you dare

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Did you know that highwaymen used to be 'as common as crows' And what happened to them This hilarious book will stand and deliver the terrible truth about the gentlemen of the road. What they ate, where they lived, and what happened to them if they were caught. If you've ever fancied life as a highwayman, then take a look inside!

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Generally regarded as a gentlemanly profession, after extensive research John Farman has discovered the terrible truth about the life of your average Knight.

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Well, before you book your one-way ticket be warned - a pirates life isn't all fish and chips and treasure troves.From parrot poo to woodworm in the wooden leg, a life on the ocean wave wasn't all plain sailing, you know. This book will tell you the terrible truth about life as a pirate.

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Listen carefully, I shall say this only once.'

John Farman has been doing some espionage of his own and has uncovered the secrets that they teach spies for their own survival.

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A game of hide and squeak turns into a disaster when Trufflekins the Snaffleberry Cat gets stuck in a tree. Will everyone be able to work together to save Trufflekins

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From the time she was a small child, Harriet Tubman was forced to work in the fields and was treated badly by her owner. Finally, leaving her family behind, she ran away to the North, where she became a "conductor" on the Underground Railroad--returning South again and again to rescue over 300 slaves.

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Want to learn how to stick a potato through a straw How you can make ice stick to a piece of cotton thread Stick two books together without glue

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Check out all the toys and gizmos you can make with simple household stuff! From Mexican jumping beans to a diving octopus and a popcorn lava lamp, you'll be whizzing and spinning like crazy.