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Introduces the English alphabet with words representing significant elements of Hawaiian culture. AUTHOR: Hella Hamid, Stephanie Feeney
PUBLISHER: University of Hawaii Press
FORMAT: Hardcover
CATEGORY: General 
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 | Even the Sun Will Die by Eckhart Tolle
When Eckhart Tolle agreed to be interviewed on September 11, 2001, he could not foresee the historic nature of this date or the suffering that would follow. As the day?s events unfolded, in real time, he responded with a calm and clear voice, helping to make sense out of the fear and chaos that will forever define this date.Documents this historic meeting with Eckhart Tolle and the comforting wisdom he revealed that day. We live in a time, he says, when we define ourselves through our enemies; and science and technology are in the service of human madness AUTHOR: Eckhart Tolle
PUBLISHER: Sounds True, Incorporated
FORMAT: Audio
CATEGORY: General
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 | Breakfast in Bed by Richard Poe, Sandra Brown
A woman is caught between loyalty to a dear friend and her growing attraction to her friend's fiance. AUTHOR: Richard Poe, Sandra Brown
PUBLISHER: Bantam Books
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: General
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 | The Weight of a Mass by Josephine Nobisso, Katalin Szegedi
Description not available.On the day of a royal wedding in a kingdom where everyone has grown careless in the practice of their Catholic faith, a poor widow helps reveal the true value of the Mass. AUTHOR: Josephine Nobisso, Katalin Szegedi
PUBLISHER: Gingerbread House
FORMAT: Hardcover
CATEGORY: General
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 | The Twentieth Wife by Indu Sundaresan
Set in 16th- and 17th-century India, this debut novel about the Mughal Empire chronicles the story of the beautiful Mehrunnisa, whose love for the heir to the throne is continually thwarted until, late in their lives, they are united. AUTHOR: Indu Sundaresan
PUBLISHER: Pocket Books
FORMAT: Hardcover
CATEGORY: General
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 | The Diamond Age by Jennifer Wiltsie, Neal Stephenson
Neo-Victorian and genius nanotechnologist John Percival Hackworth has created an interactive educational device, the Primer, for the granddaughter of one of the rich and powerful. He also has created an illicit copy of the device for his own daughter, but that copy is stolen from him and given to Nell, a child with no prospects for education or advancement. Winner of the 1996 Hugo Award for Best Novel. AUTHOR: Jennifer Wiltsie, Neal Stephenson
PUBLISHER: Bantam Books
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: General
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