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|  | El Calendario del Jardinero by Adam Pasco Description not available.A practical guide to gardening for every season of the year provides helpful information and tips on plant selection, landscape and garden design, cultivation techniques, gardening tools, plant care, and getting the most out of one's vegetable and flower gardens. (Gardens & Gardening) AUTHOR: Adam Pasco PUBLISHER: Naturart, S.A. FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | Acts of King Arthur & His Noble Knights by John Steinbeck Steinbeck had a fascination with Malory's MORTE D'ARTHUR from childhood, and in later life studied Old and Middle English. In this saga, he uses his extensive familiarity with the work and the period to retell the King Arthur stories in modern langua... AUTHOR: John Steinbeck PUBLISHER: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, LLC FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | The Mandrill by John Wray Oskar Voxlauer returns home after 19 years of hiding out in the Ukraine, where he fled after deserting his post as an Austrian soldier during World War I. Now it is 1938, and Oskar is violently anti-Nazi. He finds a job, begins to make a new life, and becomes involved with a woman named Else--until Else's Nazi cousin comes to town. A New York Times Notable Book for 2001. AUTHOR: John Wray PUBLISHER: Knopf, Alfred A. Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | A History of Britain by Simon Schama, Timothy West Simon Schama`s dramatic, broad ranging, and immensely engaging history of Britain reaches its triumphant conclusion in this final volume, which stretches from the American Revolution to the present.
Despite being the first industrial society, the powerhouse of westernization, the first emancipator of slaves, Britain used conquest and coercion to become a globalizing power. At its height, what Schama calls the empire of good intentions , Britain controlled a quarter of the world`s population. But instead of nurturing its wards in freedom and prosperity, it presided over the famines and religious furies that would undo its power.
At the same time, Britain was discovering itself, beginning with the Romantic genereation in the wilds of Scotland and Wales. During Queen Victoria`s long reign, previously invisible and inaudible Britons-woman, the working class, the colonized-found their voice and demanded their share. In the twentieth century, Britain`s sense of historical isolation collapsed before the engulfing reality of two world wars.
AUTHOR: Simon Schama, Timothy West PUBLISHER: Audio Renaissance FORMAT: Audio CATEGORY: General 
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 | Roofwalker by Susan Power These 12 stories, relying heavily on fact, detail the lives of Native American women who live off the reservation, usually in cities. The author is a Sioux from Chicago. AUTHOR: Susan Power PUBLISHER: Milkweed Editions FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: General 
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 | Summer Island by Joyce Bean, Kristin Hannah A struggling comic named Ruby travels to the San Juan Islands to visit her estranged mother, a famous radio personality named Nora Bridges. Ruby is actually planning to write a tell-all book about Nora, a champion of family values who has recently been embroiled in a tabloid scandal. Also on the island are Dean, Ruby's ex-boyfriend, and, later, Caroline, her older sister. A series of heart-to-hearts soon brings about a series of life-affirming realizations for all concerned. AUTHOR: Joyce Bean, Kristin Hannah PUBLISHER: Brilliance Audio FORMAT: Audio CATEGORY: General 
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