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|  | The Basics of Carpentry by Larry Haun Beginning carpenters, vocational teachers, and homeowners will find step-by-step instructions, clear illustrations, color photographs, and drawings on every aspect of building. 138 color photos, 62 drawings. AUTHOR: Larry Haun PUBLISHER: Taunton Press, Incorporated FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: General 
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 | One Christmas Dawn This picture book is set in Appalachia in 1917, where times are hard for a family suffering through a harsh winter. Needing money, the father goes to find work in another town, but promises to be home for Christmas. It is now Christmas Eve, and the father still hasn't returned. Will he make it back in time? Color illustrations accompany the poetic text. CATEGORY: General 
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 | Simple Guide to Zen Buddhism by Diana St. Ruth The form of Buddhism most compatible with the Judeo-Christian tradition, Zen has attracted a vast following in the West and is still a significant influence on the culture and character of present-day Japan. Nevertheless, its tenets -- including the concepts of vast emptiness and satori-awakening -- are often difficult for the Western mind to grasp. In a series of easily understood `stepping stones , Diana and Richard St. Ruth gently introduce readers to the essential concepts of Buddhism, including the Buddha, Zen ways, the Zen monastery, chanting, vows, lay practitioners, enlightenment, pilgrimages, and more. Their book offers a rewarding appreciation of religion, its history, practices, and philosophy. AUTHOR: Diana St. Ruth PUBLISHER: Bravo Limited FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | Una Nina Llamada Helen Keller (A Girl Named Helen Keller) by Irene Trivas, Margo Lundell Description not available.An easy reader about Helen Keller and her teacher, Ann Sullivan, provides the story of the deaf and blind girl who learned to read, write, and speak with the help of a very special teacher. Original. AUTHOR: Irene Trivas, Margo Lundell PUBLISHER: Scholastic, Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | My Favorite Fantasy Story by Martin H. Greenberg Description not available.Some of today's leading fantasy authors--including Marion Zimmer Bradley, Morgan Llywelyn, Terry Pratchett, Robert Silverberg, Andre Norton, and Gene Wolfe introduce seventeen classic fantasy tales, such as L. Sprague de Camp's The Gnarly Man, Homeland by Barbara Kingsolver, and The Foghorn and The Jar by Ray Bradbury. Original. AUTHOR: Martin H. Greenberg PUBLISHER: D A W Books, Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | Lizard Music by Dodd Mead When his parents go away for two weeks, Victor goes on his own vacation-right at home! Now he can stay up as late as he wants and watch his favorite television shows! After the late, late show one night, something strange happens. A band of lizards appears on the screen, playing the most outrageous music Victor has ever heard. They're not in the TV listings, but every night, they're there. With the help of the Chicken Man, Victor is able to track down the lizards. The journey takes him to Thunderbolt City, on a trip that will change the way Victor sees the world forever. AUTHOR: Dodd Mead PUBLISHER: Dell Publishing FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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