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Books with title The high window

  • The Window

    E.H. Graham

    Paperback (Skyrai Publishing, March 19, 2019)
    Brianna Scott has nothing but her window and pet cat to entertain her. Stuck inside for more years than she can remember with a degenerative disease, she has become invisible and has retreated from her small community. Only Jim, the town grocer and old high school friend, seems to care about her lonely existence.However, when the window in her living room provides her a front row seat to the latest mysteries haunting her small town, Brianna discovers that some things cannot be unseen.Based on Bulwark, a paranormal thriller by Brit Lunden, The Window is the fourth volume in the multi-author Bulwark Anthology.
  • The High Window

    Raymond Chandler, Elliott Gould

    Audio Cassette (New Millenium Audio, March 1, 2003)
    Private detective Philip Marlowe is hired by a wealthy Pasadena widow to find a priceless gold coin that she suspects has been stolen by a member of her family, but Marlowe's investigation soon uncovers evidence of blackmail, rape, exploitation, and murder. Read by Elliot Gould.
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    Raymond Chandler

    Paperback (1948, March 15, 1948)
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  • The High Window

    Raymond Chandler

    Audio Cassette (Dove Audio, March 15, 1988)
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  • The High Window

    Raymond Chandler

    Paperback (Pan Books, March 15, 1979)
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  • Out the Window

    Cybèle Young

    Board book (Groundwood Books, Feb. 25, 2014)
    It’s frustrating when you accidentally throw your ball out the window, especially if you are just too small to see where it has gone. But ingenuity saves the day in this cleverly constructed board book, and flipping the book over reveals a wonderful surprise. The main character of this charming, nearly wordless story is a small unidentified mammal who accidentally loses his ball one day. Too small to look out the window, the little creature is frustrated at first in his attempts to see where his precious ball has gone. But undeterred, he perseveres until he comes up with a solution to his problem, at which point he discovers that an unusual parade is underway. This parade doesn’t feature the usual floats and mascots — instead, it is made up of amazing machines and strange hybrid creatures. Best of all? On the very last page of the book, the lost ball is returned to its rightful owner. This leporello-style board book is designed so that the first half of the story focuses on the attempt to see what is happening out the window, while the second half, revealed only when the book is flipped over, shows a wonderfully inventive parade.
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  • The Window

    Jeanette Ingold

    Paperback (HMH Books for Young Readers, Aug. 1, 2003)
    A girl, blinded by the auto accident that killed her mother, comes to terms with her disability—and her new life. “This is a sensitive and well-told story, inhabited by appealing and believable characters, and given a twist by the unexpected element of the supernatural.” —Kirkus Reviews
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  • The Bow Window

    Barney Beard

    Paperback (Independently published, June 30, 2019)
    This is the adventure of the bow window. It happened during a visit by my grandson Jack.This story actually began long ago when my parents taught me to read. Like Horace Mann, my parents believed a house without books is like a room without windows.Can you imagine living in a house without windows? I'm sure I couldn't.
  • The High Window

    Raymond Chandler

    Mass Market Paperback (Pocket Books, March 15, 1965)
    A Novel. A nice vintage collector's copy. Number 50118. Original price 50 cents.
  • The High Window

    Raymond Chandler

    Paperback (Vintage, March 15, 1970)
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  • The Window

    Michael Dorris, Ken Robbins

    Hardcover (Hyperion Books for Children, Oct. 18, 1997)
    When ten-year-old Rayona's Native American mother enters a treatment facility, her estranged father, a Black man, finally introduces her to his side of the family, who are not at all what she expected.
  • The Bow Window

    Barney Beard

    language (, June 30, 2019)
    This is the adventure of the bow window. It happened during a visit by my grandson Jack.This story actually began long ago when my parents taught me to read. Like Horace Mann, my parents believed a house without books is like a room without windows.Can you imagine living in a house without windows? I’m sure I couldn’t.