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Review Date: 7/13/2007
Classic Disney tale of 101 dalmations and Cruella scheme to have them.
Review Date: 2/3/2009
This true story begins as Grover and her partner flee both the real violence of the LA riots and the fictional tv violence she's been obliged to write. While in search of a new home and new way of life, they encounter only more evidence of a failed system. By chance, Grover and her partner happen in on the annual lakeside "August Celebration" of an unusual new micro-culture led by a man and woman who are cheerfully determined to save the world their own way. From initial skepticism and doubt to eventually sharing the passion and vision of the people she encounters, Grover takes us on a journey of hope. Her story also reveals practical, close-to-earth ways to help us revitalize ourselves, our society and our planet.
Review Date: 3/14/2007
Fast paced, good story. Enjoyable read.
Review Date: 10/23/2006
Tons of fun changing Barbie's look in this flip book.
Because I'm the Mother, That's Why: Mostly True Confessions of Modern Motherhood
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Review Date: 12/11/2008
Stephanie Pierson wrestles, in a deeply superficial way, with major issues that face mothers today. You'll be captivated by the remarkable story of how one brave woman struggles with success, triumphs over prosperity, and faces the happiness of everyday family life with remarkable courage, grit, and humor.
Review Date: 10/30/2011
A charming novel of two young people whose love for each other takes a surprising turn. Wheaton continues the story of Penny Winston, begun in Razzmatazz, and her brother Willie as they come to adulthood in the small New England town of Eastfield during the Depression. This is an unusual love story, one rich with the joy of life.
Review Date: 10/21/2008
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Beth tells the story of an exceptionally resolute, shy, loyal collie in Cumbria. Her master is Todhunter, a farmer who is something of a loner, but whose understanding of animals is absolute, and together with Beth he forms a remarkable partnership. In a gesture of revenge against a neighbor, Todhunter uses Beth to steal some of his sheep; soon the two of them are launched on a trail of sheep-rustling in which Beth's ability to anticipate her master's intentions overcomes all practical barriers. Once these activities come to light, Todhunter and Beth flea North and disaster strikes, leaving Beth to undertake her last heroic journey.
Review Date: 8/13/2009
Great story of love lost and found - 17 years later.
Review Date: 4/20/2006
A great read. Story of a young Italian girl growing up during the time of the Renaissance.
Review Date: 6/13/2009
This is the story of a black firefighter and workingman trying to work the toughest turf of all: the straight and narrow. As his friends disappear around him - victims of the streets, of police dogs, of drugs, of an addiction to cheap thrills and guns - he struggles to establish his own business, facing a thousand midnights before he's home free, with a job that supports his young family. This search for balance in a dangerous world propels the quiet heroism of a beautifully evoked and very moving story.
Review Date: 11/14/2006
This is a hardcover with no dustjacket.
Review Date: 4/23/2007
Great story - don't mess with warlocks! They get their revenge.
Review Date: 11/15/2006
A little history, a little gore, a little love - good read.
Review Date: 3/27/2007
Great read from beginning to end. Highly recommend!
Review Date: 10/17/2008
The Bonsai Tree reveals a side of Japan that is virtually unknown to Americans-from the inner workings of a Japanese business empire to the secret place called Kamagasaki, a human wasteland existing in the midst of a society that accepts no failure.
Review Date: 8/14/2020
A fateful encounter at an anti-gay-marriage fundraiser brings together two soon-to-be college seniors, Charlotte McLean and Maribeth Richards. Charlotte, the daughter of a prominent evangelical pastor in Maryland, and Maribeth, the daughter of a high ranking Republican in the Maryland Senate, are instantly smitten with each other, but their chance meeting comes to an end before they can ascertain if their feelings are mutual. After a year of casual Internet contact, Maribeth decides to surprise Charlotte by attending her graduation, and the spark is rekindled as both women move to Baltimore to start their new careers. Because of their parents' prominent status in the anti-gay-marriage lobby, Charlotte and Maribeth feel immense pressure to conceal their relationship. The introduction of a gay marriage bill in the Maryland General Assembly only makes matters worse. As the pressure mounts and the lies pile up, Charlotte and Maribeth question both their relationship and their resolve to keep it secret. As their lives unravel and tragedy engulfs them, can fate once again bring healing and redemption? With a sensitive and honest portrayal of lesbian romance as well as poignant insights into the Maryland cultural and political scene, Bridge to Nowhere tackles the all-too-familiar issue of anti-gay prejudice, in this new novel that is both heartwarming and tragic.
Review Date: 11/6/2006
Story of the King Arthur's return in modern day with his Knights of the Round Table. - The return of Camelot
Review Date: 9/20/2006
Bungee Baboon Rescue - Find out what happens when Danger Joe dives straight into trouble to help a baby baboon.
Review Date: 4/20/2006
A Scholastic book. Teeth like dogs and claws like cats. Cat-dogs love to hunt - Humans. There are six stories in this collection. On back cover - "Each story contains six unforgettable terrors guaranteed to scare you to death."
Review Date: 9/17/2007
great story of a cowboy with a chance of redemption - and finally, love.
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