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(Paperback)

(Paperback)

"Bea Garcia wants to impress her brainy new friend by excelling at the geography contest, but her talents lie elsewhere and she learns that the best way to make friends is by being herself"--

(Hardback)

The adventures of Annalise and Buster is a delightful book about a four-year-old girl and her beloved stuffed animal, Buster. Adventures are seen through the eyes of Annalise as she visits the zoo, shops with her mommy, interacts with family members, and more. Buster comes to life in her imagination as the two enjoy each daily adventure with a lust for life only a child can understand.

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A play for children from David Pownall, exploring the culture of American Indians and the European colonists.

(Hardback)

This is the only book to provide detailed background, historical context and rationale for the Egyptian Oracle Project, a multi-disciplinary, interactive educational experience using virtual reality to immerse a live audience in the enactment of a processional oracle.

(Paperback)

"The Homework Giant" is a children's book written in English for those learning to read. It is a fun story story that explores the mutual benefit of 'doing homework'. The benefit of forming an early bond with the someone or people who are supremely special; even the forming of superheroes in the eyes of the young.

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A wacky theatrical adapation of the classic children's novel The House That Sailed Away.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Famous Viking king, Erik Bloodaxe, couldn't write. However, his court poet Gorblime could. This book provides details of life in Viking times. It talks about battles and butchery; longships and love; births, marriages and deaths; poems and prisoners; Erik's victories; and more.

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Diaries and scrapbook cuttings of Chopper Smith - chief executioner at the court of King Henry VIII - reveal details of life in Tudor time. They also include: banquets and beheadings; torture and terror; weddings and funerals; the King's private thoughts; Henry's wives and the loves of their lives; and more.

(Paperback)

A 'Lost Diary' revealing the secrets of Shakespeare's success.

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From the days of Great Britain's dominance after World War I to the Gulf War and the emergence of the Palestinian National Authority in the 1990s, Hiro successfully weaves the varied threads of history, politics, and economics into a narrative that never lacks for high-interest drama.

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Features stories of a mighty slide, a man who fought crocodiles, a girl who doubled, a couple of baby skinners and a thing that lived under a school.

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Lies offers practical advice on teaching the technical aspects of poetry, suggests ways to revise work and overcome writer's block, and discusses how to integrate poetry writing with other parts of the curriculum.

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A great introduction to the works of William Shakespeare contains nine full-length plays, a glossary of one thousand key words, and helpful commentary from a leading Shakespearean scholar. Reprint.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Pursuit of the Presidency is a fascinating and highly readable examination of the election process. Author Christine Black uses the backdrop of the 1992 election and draws on her 20 years experience as a political reporter to fashion a valuable research work for both students and interested laypeople.

(Paperback)

In this adaptation of his "New York Times" bestseller, award-winning ESPN reporter Rinaldi recounts the inspirational story of Welles Crowther, an unsung hero of 9/11 whose actions on that day offer a lasting lesson on character, calling, and courage.

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This is the story of how Mother Earth is being slowly ruined and what must be done to stop it, before it's too late.

(Hardback)

A one-stop source for in-depth history, analysis, and ready reference material on the rise of fascism in Europe.

(Hardback, HPOD)

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(Paperback)

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