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|  | Writing for Children by Catherine Woolley Description not available.Discusses characterization, conflict, setting, genre, audience level, the role of editors and literary agents, the preparartion of manuscripts, and royalities, advances, and rejections AUTHOR: Catherine Woolley PUBLISHER: Dutton/Plume FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Reference 
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 | Alphabet Soup by Kate Banks, Peter Sis With the help of alphabet soup, a boy transforms his kitchen into a magical landscape of pepper-mill ogres, teapot houses, and other daydream wonders. AUTHOR: Kate Banks, Peter Sis PUBLISHER: Random House Children's Books FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Reference 
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 | The Outlandish Companion by Diana Gabaldon Featuring full synopses of Outlander, Dragonfly in Amber, Voyager, and Drums of Autumn, this indispensable guide provides the full story behind the saga set forth in Gabaldon's beloved time-travel series. AUTHOR: Diana Gabaldon PUBLISHER: Dell Publishing FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: Reference 
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 | Teach Yourself Czech by David Short This is a complete course in spoken and written Czech. If you have never learned Czech before or if you want to improve your skills, then Teach Yourself Czech is for you. David Short has created a practical course that is both fun and easy to work through. He explains everything clearly along the way and gives you plenty of opportunities to practice what you have learned. The course structure allows you to work at your own pace, arranging your learning to suit your needs. AUTHOR: David Short PUBLISHER: McGraw-Hill Trade FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Reference 
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 | Best Business Crime Stories by James Surowiecki New Yorker columnist Surowiecki culls the best articles about corporate shenanigans and their subsequent debacles. With pieces covering Martha Stewart, Enron, Tyco, and more, the embarrassing year that was for many CEOs covers all manner of malfeasance, as witnessed by some of the leading business journalists today. AUTHOR: James Surowiecki PUBLISHER: Knopf Publishing Group FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Reference 
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 | A Pocket Guide to Correct Spelling by Francis J. Griffith, Barron's Educational Editorial Staff Here is instant access to approximately 26,000 often-misspelled words, arranged alphabetically and divided into syllables. Easy-to-remember spelling rules are also presented as an aid to avoiding the most common errors. AUTHOR: Francis J. Griffith, Barron's Educational Editorial Staff PUBLISHER: Barron's Educational Series, Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Reference 
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