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|  | Map & Compass by Cliff Jacobson Description not available.Describes different types of maps, introduces the basic skills of map reading, and looks at how compasses are used in conjunction with maps AUTHOR: Cliff Jacobson PUBLISHER: Globe Pequot Press, The FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Non-Fiction 
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 | Sea Squares by Carol Schwartz, Joy N. Hulme From one one-ton whale with one strong tail to ten squirmy squids squirting ten inky trails, children learn to count and then relate each number to the others by squaring. Eye-catching watercolor paintings set within frames and decorative borders enhance the lively text. AUTHOR: Carol Schwartz, Joy N. Hulme PUBLISHER: Hyperion Books for Children FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Non-Fiction 
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 | Unfinished Business by Deborah Perry, Julianne Malveaux Description not available.In a thought-provoking and spirited dialogue on contemporary issues, two women on opposite sides of the political spectrum--one Democrat, one Republican--critically analyze and debate ten important issues confronting modern women, including reproductive rights, taxes, crime and violence, education, equal pay and benefits, and child care. AUTHOR: Deborah Perry, Julianne Malveaux PUBLISHER: Berkley Publishing Group FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: Non-Fiction 
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 | The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Perfect Marriage by Helaina Laks Kravitz, Hilary Rich Description not available.Discusses strategies for improving communication skills, steps for dealing with times of transition, and ways to cope with the daily hurdles found in marriage. AUTHOR: Helaina Laks Kravitz, Hilary Rich PUBLISHER: Alpha Books FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Non-Fiction 
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 | Combines by Hal Rogers Description not available.Describes the parts of combines and how they work in harvesting different kinds of crops. AUTHOR: Hal Rogers PUBLISHER: Child's World, Incorporated, The FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: Non-Fiction 
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 | Of Moths and Men by Judith Hooper An expose of the famous peppered moth experiment that proved 'evolution in action,' this book reveals the very human elements of science and scientific experimentation that, more than the facts themselves, ultimately determine the fate of an idea. AUTHOR: Judith Hooper PUBLISHER: Norton, W. W. & Company, Incorporated FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: Non-Fiction 
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