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The renowned cookbook and lifestyle author has put together a heartwarming look at the unique qualities of a Southern Christmas.
The renowned cookbook and lifestyle author has put together a heartwarming look at the unique qualities of a Southern Christmas. The book travels from Maryland to Texas, from private homes and museums to grand hotels and country inns, sharing the festivities, recipes, decorations, music, gifts, and lore that make a Southern Christmas so special.
CATEGORY: Non-Fiction 
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 | Making the Most of College by Richard J. Light
Light's survey of American college students reveals the study strategies and social expectations of undergraduates across the country. AUTHOR: Richard J. Light
PUBLISHER: Harvard University Press
FORMAT: Hardcover
CATEGORY: Non-Fiction
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 | Shadowmaker by Joan Lowery Nixon, Stina Nielsen
When 16-year-old Kate and her investigative reporter mom arrive in small-town Kluney, they hardly expect trouble. But Kate's mother's work makes enemies; could her work in uncovering the illegal dumping of toxic waste in town be the cause of the shadowy figures lurking outside the house at night? And could the series of murders suddenly occurring in the town as well as the disappearance of Kate's only friend be connected? AUTHOR: Joan Lowery Nixon, Stina Nielsen
PUBLISHER: Dell Publishing
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Non-Fiction
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 | Godiva
Description not available.With only her long hair as a cloak, Lady Godiva takes her heroic ride through the English village of Coventry in exchange for her husband's promise to lower the people's taxes.
CATEGORY: Non-Fiction
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 | Grandmother Spider Brings the Sun by Geri Keams, James Bernardin
This wonderful story by a renowned storyteller explains how light was brought to the dark side of the world. AUTHOR: Geri Keams, James Bernardin
PUBLISHER: Northland Publishing
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Non-Fiction
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 | How Chipmunk Got His Stripes by Ariane Dewey, James Bruchac, Jose Aruego, Joseph Bruchac
Bear boasts to Brown Squirrel that he can keep the sun from rising; so when it does rise, Brown Squirrel won`t stop teasing Bear. Finally, fed up with the torment, Bear threatens to eat Brown Squirrel. Although Brown Squirrel manges to escape, he is clawed by Bear and left with scratch marks down his back--thus transforming him into a chipmunk. This retelling of a Native American pourquoi tale is accompanied by color illustrations. AUTHOR: Ariane Dewey, James Bruchac, Jose Aruego, Joseph Bruchac
PUBLISHER: Penguin Putnam Books for Young Readers
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Non-Fiction
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