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|  | Black Water by Aasne Vigesaa, T. Jefferson Parker Orange County Sheriff's deputy Archie Wildcraft is accused of the murder of his wife. It looks like an open-and-shut case, but Sergeant Merci Rayborn becomes increasingly convinced that Archie has been framed. AUTHOR: Aasne Vigesaa, T. Jefferson Parker PUBLISHER: Hyperion Press FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: General 
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 | Worse Than Rotten, Ralph by Jack Gantos, Nicole Rubel Rotten Ralph is trying hard to be a well-behaved cat when a tough alley feline comes along and teases him for being a softy. Will Ralph show the alley cat just how rotten he can be, or will he remember that he has promised his owner, Sarah, that he will be good? Watercolor illustrations accompany the text. AUTHOR: Jack Gantos, Nicole Rubel PUBLISHER: Houghton Mifflin Company FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | Finding Fish by Mim Eichler Rivas This memoir relates the details of Fischer's harrowing childhood in which he suffered at the hands of an abusive foster mother. Here he explains how he gained self-esteem with help from teachers, social workers, and the Navy. AUTHOR: Mim Eichler Rivas PUBLISHER: HarperTrade FORMAT: Audio CATEGORY: General 
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 | Lestrade & the Mirror of Murder by M. J. Trow An apparently cursed Abyssinian curio is at the center of a string of murders, which Superintendent Sholto Lestrade must solve. AUTHOR: M. J. Trow PUBLISHER: Regnery Publishing, Incorporated, An Eagle Publishing Company FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: General 
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 | Is Your Mama a Llama? by Deborah Guarino, Steven Kellogg A baby llama named Lloyd asks his animal friends, such as a koala, a kangaroo, and a bat, if their mothers are llamas like his. In rhyming verses, each animal explains which mother they belong to, and by turning the page, readers can see a picture of each creature's mother. Color illustrations accompany the text. AUTHOR: Deborah Guarino, Steven Kellogg PUBLISHER: Scholastic, Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: General 
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 | Me in the Middle by Ana Maria Machado, Caroline Merola, David Unger Description not available.After finding a photo of her great-grandmother, Beatrice, Bel finds herself in an unusual situation as Beatrice starts giving her traditional advice about how to behave while the voice of Bel's future granddaughter, Beta, enters the mix encouraging her to stand up for herself. AUTHOR: Ana Maria Machado, Caroline Merola, David Unger PUBLISHER: Groundwood Books FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: General 
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