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The Greatest in the World!
If you’ve read Narwhal and Jelly books, you’ll like The Greatest in the World, by the same author, Ben Clanton. The two books have the same type of drawings but
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A Ruinous Fate (Witch’s Dice)
Calla Rosewood lives in hiding from the witch queens, never staying in one place for more than a few months. Her Roles of Fate have determined that she will be
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Poor Tom
Poor Tom by Martin Drapkin tells the story of its main character, Julius, a forty-year-old man who I would describe as pretty lost in the world. Julius is a Jew
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Moonlight Can Be Deadly (A Discount Detective Mystery)
On the way to her PI job, Cameron encountered a woman who was clearly upset. After stopping to talk with her she realized that this woman was a potential client
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Two As One Forever: A Better You, A Better Marriage
What is marriage? For some people, it is a union between two people who have committed to loving and supporting each other for the rest of their lives. Apart fr
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CarboN The Primitivision by Larry Hodge
Review: Seattle Book Review – 5 stars CarboN: The Primitivision is the premiere art book by Lawrence Armondo Hodge (aka CarboN). His new book is a collection of
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How to Teach Your Cat a Trick: in Five Easy Steps (How to Cat books)
How to Teach Your Cat a Trick is funny and if you have or know of a cat, very true! The story has steps on how to train your cat to do any trick. In the story,
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Stellarlune
Stellarlune is a great book! I loved this book by Shannon Messenger. My grandma and my father liked this book too. This book continues the story after the previ
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I’m Ogre It (I Like to Read Comics)
A family learns how to spend more time together when a new and unusual neighbor moves in next door. This book shows how a brother and sister can find something
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Her Hidden Genius
Her Hidden Genius is another fantastic novel about extraordinary but forgotten women by Marie Benedict. Specializing in women with great impact who have been ne
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Eating to Extinction: The World’s Rarest Foods and Why We Need to Save Them
Food journalist Don Saladino has assembled an encyclopedic array of gripping food stories collected from around the world. The message is simple yet cautionary:
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White Girl Within: Letters of Self-Discovery Between a Transgender and Transracial Black Man and His Inner Female
For millennia, letters have been a powerful medium through which to express deepest sentiments and feelings about well-kept secrets. Educator and speaker Ronnie