Super Skeleton: A Cool Model to Make


Fun Facts • Easy Instructions • Display Stand
Gabby Goldsack
Publisher: Parragon, January 01, 2009
Review: No bones about it, this totally hands-on book is more fun than a barrel of monkeys and a lot more educational, too! Learn all about the human skeleton, then build one with press-out pieces from the pages. (Ages 6-9)


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The Drop (Large Print)



Michael Connelly
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, November 29, 2011
Review: Harry Bosch has been given three years until he must retire from the LAPD, and he wants cases more fiercely than ever. In one morning, he gets two.
DNA from a 1989 rape and murder matches a 29-year-old convicted felon. Was he an 8-year-old killer, or has something gone terribly wrong in the new Regional Crime Lab?
Then Bosch is called to a crime scene fraught with internal politics. Councilman Irvin Irving’s son jumped—or was pushed—from a window at the Chateau Marmont, and he demands Harry, his old nemesis, handle the investigation.
Relentlessly pursuing both cases, Bosch makes two chilling discoveries—a killer and a conspiracy whose operations reach back decades—in a thriller as twisted as the double helix strands of DNA.


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Talking to the Dead



George Noory, Rosemary Ellen Guiley
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, September 22, 2011
Review: What are the prospects of our being able to talk the Other Side? Talking to the Dead, by George Noory and Rosemary Ellen Guiley, explores this question and the colorful history and personalities behind spirit communication.
Those who have had contact with the Other Side know in their hearts that the afterlife is real and that loved ones are alive in that world. Combining spirituality, metaphysics, science and technology, the authors examine the idea that new technology can contact the spirit realm and connection with loved ones can be made through sound vibrations.
While proof of contact with the Other Side is still elusive, there is an abundance of tantalizing evidence and experience to inspire us in our exploration—and hope.


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Adventures In Cartooning


How To Turn Your Doodles Into Comics

Publisher: Henry Holt & Company, Inc., April 01, 2009
Review: Aspiring artists and writers, comic books fans, get ready for Adventures in Cartooning! Jump headfirst into the wild and wacky world of cartooning with a headstrong knight, a cowardly horse and a magic elf who set off to rescue a princess, slay a dragon and learn a thing or two about making comics. (Spoiler alert: By the end of this book, the characters learn everything they need to know to create their own happily-ever-after—and you will, too!) This is not your typical comic book. As the story unfolds, panel by panel, mini-lessons illustrate how you can transform your doodles into grand adventures. It’s a fantastic introduction to the art of storytelling for the next generation of great graphic novelists! (Ages 9-12)


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The Best of Jack London


5 Classic Novels Complete & Unabridged
Jack London
Publisher: Carlton Books Ltd, June 01, 2009
Review: Five of Jack London’s most celebrated novels are collected together for the first time, including the seminal The Call of the Wild, White Fang and The Scarlet Plague.
Originally published in 1903, The Call of the Wild is London’s best-known work. The story involves the adventures of Buck, a domesticated dog that gets an instinctual hankering for the wilderness and soon becomes a sled dog in the Yukon. The book is masterful—fantastical, dark and strange.
White Fang, published in 1906, almost inverts the conceit of Wild. It’s the tale of a wolfdog and his journey towards becoming civilized. Punctuated by the same brutality as The Call of the Wild, White Fang is a captivating tale of survival and transformation.
All the books bundled here are worthy of attention: The Scarlet Plague is London’s unlikely foray into science fiction, taking place in 2072, after a plague has depopulated the planet. The Game is a boxing novel (it was London’s favorite sport.) London’s final work, The Star Rover, is a masterpiece. It revolves around a wrongly imprisoned man searching for the meaning of his existence. Page after page, The Best of Jack London is a feast for the imagination.


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Fiesta at Rick's



Rick Bayless
Publisher: W.W. Norton & Co, July 01, 2010
Review: If you love authentic Mexican food, Fiesta at Rick’s is cause for celebration. Rick Bayless, the man who knows Mexico and all its spicy, refreshing foodways, lays out the cooking techniques that give Mexico’s most iconic dishes their unique flavor. For example, the secret to good mole? Toast or brown all the ingredients thoroughly and let them slow-simmer. Tips like this, plan-ahead timelines for five creative menus and 150 amazing recipes in this, the companion to season six of PBS’s Mexico One Plate at a Time, are what Rachael Ray is talking about when she says, “Rick Bayless is el mejor cocinero! His flavors are so intense and layered that each bite brings tears to your eyes and that’s not just the chili peppers!” Color photos.


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Land of the Lost Souls


My Life on the Streets
Cadillac Man
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Inc, March 01, 2009
Review: Hailing from Hell’s Kitchen in Manhattan, Cadillac Man is something of a legend: he’s lived on the streets of four of New York’s five boroughs, and his journals have been excerpted in Esquire magazine.
In Land of the Lost Souls, he writes of his adventures on the streets over the last 16 years, crafting an unforgettable memoir about homeless life, full of remarkable characters and told with a hardboiled, poignant and disarmingly funny voice. Cadillac Man describes his descent into homelessness, his love affair with a young runaway and his own unfortunate family reunion. Along the way, he writes lyrically of pimps, pushers, prostitutes, drunkards and small-time con-men. The book is a lively, original look at life on the streets.


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Tart and Sweet


101 Delectable Canning Recipes for Creative Preservers
Kelly Geary & Jessie Knadler
Publisher: Rodale Press, Inc., March 29, 2011
Review: If you can boil water and chop produce,” say Kelly Geary, who teaches canning workshops, and her co-author Jessie Knadler, “you can can like the best of them.” As they’ll demonstrate in Tart & Sweet, water-bath canning boils down to ten simple steps. Once you’ve learned them—along with essential info on things like equipment and food safety—you'll be well on your way to lining your kitchen shelves with jams, compotes, sauces, salsa and pickled vegetables. 101 creative recipes for small batches (up to 6 pints or maybe 6 quarts) of tasty treats including Raspberry Jam, Dilly Beans, Banana Vanilla Rum Butter, and Horseradish Lemon Pepper Sunchokes can all be ready to enjoy, store, or give in a mere 2 to 4 hours. Color photos.


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Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy: A Novel



John le Carre
Publisher: Penguin Putnam, Inc., June 07, 2011
Review: It's the oldest question of all, George. Who can spy on the spies?
The man he knew as “Control” is dead, and the young Turks who forced him out now run the Circus. But George Smiley isn't quite ready for retirement—especially when a pretty, would-be defector surfaces with a shocking accusation: a Soviet mole has penetrated the highest level of British Intelligence. Relying only on his wits and a small, loyal cadre, Smiley traces the breach back to Karla—his Moscow Centre nemesis—and sets a trap to catch the traitor….
The first novel in John le Carre’s celebrated Karla trilogy, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is a brilliant tale of international intrigue. It’s rightfully regarded as one of the greatest Cold War spy novels ever written.


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Down River (Large Print)



Karen Harper
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., January 26, 2010
Review: Competing for a top position in her law firm, Lisa Vaughan is at a corporate retreat in Alaska with her two biggest rivals. But it’s the wild terrain that gets the better of her when, on the way to meet ex-fiance Mitch Braxton, the resort’s owner, Lisa is suddenly plunged into frigid waters and swept away.
And that’s only the beginning of Karen Harper’s Down River. Mitch, desperate to save his former lover, succeeds, only to find she’s still in grave peril. If what Lisa believes is true, that she didn’t fall into the river but was pushed, it means a devious killer is stalking them. To survive, they’ll have to put hurt feelings aside, for now, and measure any future together in days rather than years.


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The Women Jefferson Loved



Virginia Scharff
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, November 01, 2010
Review: Throughout his life, Thomas Jefferson constructed a seemingly impenetrable wall between his public legacy and his private life. Virginia Scharff breaks down the barrier between these two spheres to offer an intriguing new portrait of this complicated and influential figure, seen through the lives of the women he loved.
Scharff brings together the stories of these diverse women separated by race but related by blood, including his mother, Jane Randolph; his wife, Martha, and her half-sister, Sally Hemings, his slave mistress; his daughters and his granddaughters. Based on a wealth of sources including family letters, and written with empathy and great insight, The Women Jefferson Loved is a welcome new look at a legendary American.


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Out of Body



Stella Cameron
Publisher: Harlequin Books, February 23, 2010
Review: Born of an ancient family of psychics, Marley Millet has the uncanny ability to travel out of body, her spirit form invisible to all around her. It’s an unsettling gift, and one she knows would brand her as a lunatic, but when she witnesses the fates of two missing New Orleans singers, she has no choice but to speak up.
Flinty cop-turned-reporter Gray Fisher is as enchanted by Marley as he is fascinated by her incredible story. Together, they make an unlikely team, but as they scour the clubs of the French Quarter in Stella Cameron’s Out of Body, they make a dangerous discovery. The evil stalking the Big Easy is not what it seems. And now that it’s set its eye on Marley, it’s on the hunt once more. And it’s very hungry.


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Taking Woodstock



Elliot Tiber
Publisher: Square One Publishers, June 15, 2007
Review: Meet the man who made Woodstock happen.
The year was 1969, and Elliot Tiber was leading a double life. In the clubs and bars of Greenwich Village, he rubbed elbows with the likes of Truman Capote, Tennessee Williams, and Robert Mapplethorpe. But in sleepy Upstate New York, he ran a motel with his parents and kept his life as a gay man a secret.
Then a one-two punch of that tumultuous decade’s most earth-shaking events threw his double life into a tailspin. In late June, he popped into the Stonewall Inn and witnessed the riot that launched the gay rights movement. And in mid-July, he learned that the promoters of a music and arts festival near the town where he and his parents owned a rundown motel desperately needed a new venue.
For America and Elliot alike, the rest is history...
A deeply funny, unflinchingly candid eye-witness account of the counterculture’s triumph, Taking Woodstock is Tiber’s memoir of how Stonewall and Woodstock rocked him right out of the closet and into the wild, wonderful life he’d always dreamed of. Soon to be a major motion picture from Brokeback Mountain director Ang Lee, it’s a tie-dyed tell-all that’ll have you cheering for an encore performance!


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No, David!



David Shannon
Publisher: Scholastic Inc, September 01, 1999
Review: David’s mother always says “NO,” except when it really counts. Then she says, “Yes, David. I love you.” (Ages 2-4)


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The Sisters of Sinai


How Two Lady Adventurers Discovered the Hidden Gospels
Janet Soskice
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, August 18, 2009
Review: In 1892, identical twin sisters from Scotland made one of the most important scriptural discoveries of modern times. Combing the library of St. Catherine’s Monastery at Mount Sinai, they detected one of the earliest known copies of the Gospels, a version in ancient Syriac, a dialect of the language spoken by Jesus. The Sisters of Sinai is the account of how two women without university degrees uncovered and translated this text, bringing a great biblical treasure to world attention.
Through the lives of Agnes and Margaret Smith, Janet Soskice takes us on a quintessentially Victorian adventure. It is partly a physical journey: the sisters Smith traversed a region when Westerners generally feared to tread. It is also a journey of the mind: a great contribution to knowledge in an era when new discoveries were rewriting the accepted understanding of the Bible’s origins. Finally, it is a progress of the human spirit as the sisters became renowned scriptural authorities, despite their lack of formal training and the disdain and jealousy of male scholars.
The Sisters of Sinai is the story of two unlikely and unsung heroines of the continuing effort to discover the Bible as originally written.


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Septimus Heap: Syren, Book 5



Angie Sage
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Books, September 29, 2009
Review: Trouble is brewing for Septimus Heap and all his friends. Septimus, his dragon, Spit Fyre, Jenna and Beetle are all stranded on a captivatingly beautiful, yet rather strange island. It wouldn’t be so bad, except Spit Fyre is badly injured and there’s an eerie presence that sings to Septimus. Can he escape the persistent syren call? Meanwhile, Lucy and Wolf Boy have become entangled with some nefarious sailors at sea. And things start to get tricky for Milo Banda, Jenna’s father, who is harboring a mysterious treasure chest in his ship’s hold. But never fear, there’s plenty of comic relief to keep readers laughing out loud, in this wildly fun fifth installment of Angie Sage’s internationally bestselling Magykal series! (Ages 9-12)


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Better Homes and Gardens® Ultimate Low-Calorie Book


More Than 400 Light and Healthy Recipes for Everyday

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., December 26, 2011
Review: Fewer calories in, more calories out—that's the formula for successful weight control for life. The food and nutrition experts in the Better Homes and Gardens' Test Kitchen do the calorie-counting for you in the 400-plus recipes in this latest edition of their popular Ultimate series. Savvy substition charts make it a snap to substitute low-cal alternatives for everyday food choices, while icons throughout highlight Family Friendly dishes, high fiber or low sodium dishes, 20-Minute Meals and special occasion fare to Share With Friends. In a nutshell, The Ultimate Low-Calorie Book makes it easier than ever to maintain a healthy lifestyle, especially with options for make-ahead meals and lighter restaurant favorites. Color photos.


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The 39 Clues: One False Note


Book Two
Gordon Korman
Publisher: Scholastic Inc., December 02, 2008
Review: Tailed by a pack of power-hungry relatives, Amy and Dan can’t see if they are sailing toward victory—or straight to a deadly trap—in book two of the series everyone is talking about: The 39 Clues. Ages 9-12.


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