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Books published by publisher Citadel Press

  • You'd Better Believe it

    Martin M. Goldwyn

    Paperback (Citadel Press, Dec. 31, 1979)
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  • My Life On The Plains

    George Armstrong Custer

    Paperback (Citadel, June 20, 2000)
    A personal narrative of the most famous cavalry leader America ever produced. A vivid picture of the American West, the rigors of life for the settlers, and the horrors of Indian warfare.
  • Cinderella/the Untold Story of Cinderella

    Russell Shorto, T. Lewis

    Paperback (Citadel Pr, June 1, 1992)
    After reading the classic tale of Cinderella, the reader is invited to turn the book upside down and read an updated version told from the "evil" stepsister's vantage point
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  • Kids' Book of Baseball: Hitting, Fielding, and the Rules of the Game

    Godfrey Jordan

    Paperback (Citadel, Dec. 27, 1994)
    Baseball remains our nation's pastime--and the Kid's Book of Baseball is jam-packed with tips on how to better enjoy the game and understand the rules. Written for 7-10 year olds, this book includes a basic explanation on how to play each position, a short history of the game and its stars, plus batting tips, how to use a scorecard and much more. Illustrations.
  • Sentinel of the Seas: Life and Death at the Most Dangerous Lighthouse Ever Built

    Dennis M. Powers

    Hardcover (Citadel, Aug. 1, 2007)
    Miles off the coast of northern California lies a mariner's nightmare. Concealed by roiling sea and thick fog, the jagged edges of a submerged volcanic mountain chain await approaching vessels like predators in the mist. This is one of the most hazardous reefs off the West Coast. And for over a century, it has been home to the most remote, most expensive, and most dangerous lighthouse ever built in America. Called "Dragon Rocks" in 1792 by British explorer George Vancouver, the area became known as St. George Reef in the hope that its namesake might slay the dragon. But the beast claimed its greatest victim in 1865 when the side-wheel steamer S.S. Brother Jonathan sank on one of the rocks with the loss of 225 souls, inspiring an extraordinary effort to make the waters safe. The result took ten years to construct and cost as much as twenty conventional lighthouses. In Sentinel of the Seas, Dennis M. Powers chronicles the heroic stories of men and women who have gone where land and sea collide. To build the St. George Reef Lighthouse, Alexander Ballantyne--probably the only man alive who was qualified and brave enough to supervise such a project--faced incredible hurdles, including the haul of six-ton granite blocks onto a spit of washed-over land from a quarry seventy-five miles away. In 1937 George Roux, the tough, longtime head lighthouse keeper, was trapped for two months by howling winds and stories-high waves with his crew on the verge of mutiny. In 1951 a rogue wave capsized a Coast Guard launch being lowered from the lighthouse, challenging keeper Fred Permenter to attempt a nearly impossible rescue that would win him a place in Coast Guard history. Based on five years of research drawing on the National Archives, original journals, and personal interviews, Sentinel of the Seas is the first book to capture the tumultuous history of this astounding engineering feat and the lives that have been influenced by it. The author takes readers back to the dawn of lighthouse design, charting the dramatic moments and the courageous people who have shaped a struggle against the oceans that culminates in the singular experience of St. George Reef. A vivid, comprehensive work of history that reads like the best adventure writing, this portrait of human tenacity and the raw fury of nature solidifies Dennis M. Powers's reputation as one of our finest chroniclers of the sea.
  • Chess ideas for young players

    John Love

    Unknown Binding (Citadel Press, March 15, 1964)
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  • The dinosaur dictionary,

    Donald F Glut

    Paperback (Citadel Press, March 15, 1972)
    Book by Glut, Donald F
  • The Yellow Poppy

    D. K. Broster

    (Citadel Press, July 6, 1948)
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  • How To Disappear Completely and Never Be Found

    Doug Richmond

    Paperback (Citadel, Aug. 1, 1997)
    Describes why people choose to disappear, offers advice on planning a disappearance, and explains how to establish a new identity, find work, get credit, and avoid detection
  • Casanova's homecoming

    Arthur Schnitzler

    (Citadel Press, Jan. 1, 1949)
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  • Be A Teen Goddess!

    Francesca De Grandis

    Paperback (Citadel, April 5, 2005)
    So who wouldn't want to have the power to stand up to the soul-crushing mean girl, catch the eye of the local shy hottie, or even banish zits? Modern Wicca has nothing to do with brooding over hexes, struggling with indecipherable chants, or brewing foul-smelling potions. It's empowering, inspiring, and positive. It's about trusting your own wisdom and drawing on the enormous powers that are in you - yes, you - to enrich your inner and outer life, from feeling more confident to navigating romance, popularity, parents, friends, and school. What's not to love?To become a first-rate witch, you need some serious tools and knowledge. Francesca De Grandis is a wise, friendly guide on your magical journey. She'll provide you with the essential spells, charms, invocations, rituals - plus plenty of down-to -earth advice - that will help you become the utterly divine being you were meant to be. Celebrate your witchy self and learn how to: Cast Simple, effective spells for success, love, safety, and protection. Get over the jerk when romance goes sour. Find out if it's true love or truly a disaster. Stop harmful gossip, handle cliques, get out of bad situations, and unleash your inner bitch witch when necessary. Say sayonara to fears and insecurities that keep you from getting what you want. and much more! 306 pages
  • The World As I See It by Einstein, Albert published by Citadel Paperback

    Albert Einstein

    Paperback (Citadel, March 15, 2000)
    Albert Einstein's views on life, science, human nature.