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|  | Hurry Up! by Carol Murray, Dave Garbot Description not available.A child's teeth must be brushed, hair combed, and bed made before going to the circus. AUTHOR: Carol Murray, Dave Garbot PUBLISHER: Scholastic Library Publishing FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: General 
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 | Runaway to Freedom by Barbara C. Smucker, Charles Lilly The story of two runaway slaves as they attempt to make their way to Canada via the Underground Railroad. AUTHOR: Barbara C. Smucker, Charles Lilly PUBLISHER: HarperCollins Children's Book Group FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | Wilderness by David Thompson Description not available.Rosemary Spencer, a recent widow, and her young children must rely on Nate King, the notorious mountain man who vows to protect them, in order to survive the harsh wilderness, and as they make their way to Oregon, they are faced with lethal bandits, violent weather, fierce animals, and the Sioux. Original. AUTHOR: David Thompson PUBLISHER: Dorchester Publishing Company, Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | August by Ellen B. Jackson, Pat DeWitt, Robin DeWitt Did you ever wonder how April Fool's Day came about? Or what the January flower is? Or why the Anglo-Saxons referred to May as Thrimilce As the year unfolds, each month brings its own changes and beginnings. Over time, special attributes have been given to each month based on changing seasons, habits and lifecycles of animals and plants, historical events, legends and myths, and much more. Perfect for readers of all ages, these gift books look at the diversity of life across North America. For instance, in January, people are playing beach volleyball in Hawaii, while the northeast is covered with snow, and animals there have burrowed in for the winter. Other fascinating subjects such as birthstones, the zodiac, weather, and more are explored in each book to give a complete look at every month. Delightfully rendered illustrations enrich the experience of discovering the varied histories and the diversity of each month of the year. AUTHOR: Ellen B. Jackson, Pat DeWitt, Robin DeWitt PUBLISHER: Charlesbridge Publishing, Incorporated FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: General 
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 | Emily Dickinson's Letters to the World by Jeanette Winter Emily Dickinson wrote over 1,770 poems--none of which were published until after her death. This book explores how those poems were discovered by Dickinson's sister Lavinia and finally made public. The text, which includes 21 of Dickinson's poems, is presented in a typeface inspired by Dickinson's actual handwriting. Color illustrations accompany the text. AUTHOR: Jeanette Winter PUBLISHER: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, LLC FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: General 
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 | Honor among Enemies by David Weber Captain Honor Harrington has a chance to reclaim her career as an officer of the Royal Manticoran Navy--but she has to stop a band of space pirates first. AUTHOR: David Weber PUBLISHER: Baen Books FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: General 
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