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  • If Only They Could Talk

    James Herriot

    (Pan Books, Jan. 1, 1900)
    Good to Very Good. Near perfect spine with light wear. Bright clean cover has shelf and edge wear.. Text is perfect and beginning to tone. Same day shipping first class from AZ.
  • Gnomes

    Wil Huygen

    Paperback (Pan Books, March 15, 1977)
    Get in touch with your Inner Gnome! Know everything you need to know about these lucky little guys and gals!
  • Jake Finds Out

    Katherine Applegate

    Paperback (Pan Books, March 15, 1995)
    None
  • Year in Provence

    Peter Mayle

    Paperback (Pan Books, March 15, 1990)
    Stylish, witty,delightful,readable The Sunday Times (London)
  • The Sport of Queens: The Autobiography of Dick Francis

    Dick Francis

    Paperback (Pan Books, March 15, 1982)
    None
  • How to Study

    HARRY MADDOX

    Paperback (PAN BOOKS, )
    None
  • The Diary Of Anne Frank

    Anne Frank

    Paperback (Pan Books, Jan. 1, 1968)
    Vintage paperback
  • The Last Mile

    D. Baldacci

    Paperback (Pan Books, )
    None
  • Helen Keller

    J. W. and Anne Tibble

    Paperback (Pan Books Ltd. & Piccolo, Aug. 16, 1973)
    None
  • Camel Club

    David Baldacci

    Paperback (PAN BOOKS, March 15, 2006)
    Pages are absolutely perfect no rips. Cover is in excellent condition also.
  • All About Rachel: Spells and Sleeping Bags

    Sarah Mlynowski

    Paperback (Pan Books, March 15, 2007)
    Rachel and her witchy family are back. And now Rachel has found out she has powers of her own. What better place to put them to good use than summer camp? Especially when Raf, the boy of her dreams, is there. Ok, so her magic is a bit rough round the edges, but devoted sister Miri is always on hand to help - right? Strangely, Miri seems to have teamed up with Rachel's uber-bitchy bunk-buddy, Liana. Even worse, Raf also appears to be under her spell. In fact, Rachel soon realizes, she is the only one who sees Liana for what she truly is. The question is: what can she do about it?