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When Nature Calls:

Rc Cerasini

Mass Market Paperback (Random House Books for Young Readers, Oct. 17, 1995)

Movie Tie-in; Fiction

When Nature Calls:

Rc Cerasini

Paperback (Random House Books for Young Readers, Oct. 17, 1995)

Continuing his mission to save and protect animals, Ace Ventura is forced to travel deep into the wilds of Africa, where he searches for a sacred white bat while attempting to reconcile two warring tribes. Original.

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Anakin: Apprentice

Rc Cerasini

Library Binding (LucasBooks for Young Readers, April 23, 2002)

An exciting original prequel adventure! This Step 4 Jedi Reader bridges Anakin Skywalker’s life between Episodes I and II, informing young fans of what happened to Anakin during his Jedi training between the two films.From the Trade Paperback edition.

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Big Machines, Cars and Trucks

Marc Cerasini, Mac Cruise

Paperback (McClanahan Book Co, Oct. 1, 1997)

hard to find

The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Rc Cerasini

Library Binding (Random House Books for Young Readers, May 24, 2005)

In the dark world of medieval Paris, the deformed bell-ringer of Notre Dame Cathedral heroically fights to save the life of a beautiful Gypsy girl about to be unjustly executed. Told with simple vocabulary and set in large type, this adaptation of the classic tale is perfectly suited for young readers. From the Trade Paperback edition.

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Diana: Queen of Hearts

Rc Cerasini

Paperback (Random House Books for Young Readers, Dec. 2, 1997)

When the world first met Diana Spencer, she was a 19 year-old kindergarten teacher, engaged to marry the heir to the British throne. Their romance and royal wedding were straight out of a fairy tale. Their marriage, sadly, was not. But the union produced two beautiful boys, the princes William and Harry.Diana found a way to use her position and privilege to give love and hope to millions of people in need. Whether embracing a baby with AIDS, holding the hands of a leper, or comforting the dying, Diana opened her heart to the world. And the world, in turn, received her with deep and enduring affection.She didn't need a palace to be a true princess.