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|  | A Life of William Inge by Ralph F. Voss
Description not available.Traces the life of the Pulitzer Prize-winning American playwright, examines his major works, and suggests the influence of his life on his plays AUTHOR: Ralph F. Voss
PUBLISHER: University Press of Kansas
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: General 
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 | Hello Little Ducks by Dawn Apperley
Description not available.Two toddlers on the farm describe their favorite ducklings, and waddle and splash in the pond with them. AUTHOR: Dawn Apperley
PUBLISHER: David & Charles Children's Books
FORMAT: Hardcover
CATEGORY: General
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 | Angel Chronicles by Richie Tankersley
The course of love never runs smoothly for Buffy and Angel. They're going through the usual early stages of a romantic relationship--dressing to impress, going on dates, and saving the world. The three stories collected here chronicle the many ups and downs of the Slayer's romance with her vampire boyfriend. Includes an eight-page color photo insert. AUTHOR: Richie Tankersley
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: General
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 | Model Behavior by Jay McInerney
Short stories and the title novella, which is about two young men in New York, one a writer, one a journalist. McInerney returns to the glitzy world of his first novel, updated to the 1990s in which celebrity is the highest good. AUTHOR: Jay McInerney
PUBLISHER: Knopf Publishing Group
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: General
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 | Recruited by Lynn Mason
Description not available.Sydney Bristow lives a normal life at college until she is given an incredible assignment to work as an agent in a top-secret division of the CIA and then ends up actually being a spy for the bad guys. Original. AUTHOR: Lynn Mason
PUBLISHER: Random House Children's Books
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: General
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 | My Angelica
Sage is an fifteen-year-old aspiring writer. Her latest creation is a romance novel featuring a woman that she would like to emulate. Sage`s boyfriend cringes each time she reads him a passage, and every time he tries to tell Sage that her prose is in fact awful, she misconstrues his words and takes them as encouraging and complimentary. Since the novel is a comedy, there is a happy ending. Readers will enjoy learning what NOT to do when creating a novel.
CATEGORY: General
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