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  • God's Mailbox

    Marc Gellman, Debbie Tilley

    Paperback (Beech Tree Books, Sept. 24, 1998)
    These eighteen midrashim -- or stories in the Bible -- are filled with hope, suspense, and a healthy dose of comedy.They also address some of life's big questions: How can I hear God in the world? Is there a best color for a person to be? And why isn't there pro wrestling in heaven? In this sequel to his award-winning book Does God have a big Toe? Rabbi Marc Gellman shows how important the age-old stories are all of us.
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  • Favorite Fairy Tales Told in England

    Virginia Haviland, Joseph Jacobs, Maxie Chambliss

    Paperback (Beech Tree Books, May 1, 1994)
    Each volume in this series is graced with new illustrations by a noted contemporary artist, and features traditional tales that originated in that country.
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  • Young Razzle

    John R. Tunis

    Paperback (Beech Tree Books, April 1, 1991)
    A rookie second baseman starts to work his way up to the majors, meeting his father, whom he has hated since he deserted his mother for baseball years ago, on the way down from a great pitching career.
  • My Natural Hair Dictionary

    Aundia Gray, Amanda Neves

    Paperback (Tree Top Books, Nov. 26, 2019)
    Afro (noun.)- A bouncy halo of hair around my head. And so begins My Natural Hair Dictionary, a kid-friendly dictionary that takes children on a journey through the wide, wondrous world of natural hair. From afros to wash and go's, young readers will traverse the alphabet, encountering various natural hairstyles, hair-care products, and tools. With the help of bright, brilliant illustrations depicting life, family, and nature, kids will also learn about parts of speech and pronunciation. Both educational and empowering, My Natural Hair Dictionary not only enables kids of color to discover the meaning of natural hair terms but also discover themselves in the literature they read.
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  • The Terrible Truth About Lawyers: How Lawyers Really Work and How to Deal With Them Successfully

    Mark H. McCormack

    Hardcover (Beech Tree Books, Sept. 1, 1987)
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  • My Inventions: The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla

    Tesla Nikola

    Paperback (Book Tree, Dec. 23, 2017)
    In this book, one of the greatest scientific minds to have ever lived, Nikola Tesla, presents his life story. Although titled My Inventions, it goes beyond his scientific achievements and recounts his childhood in Croatia, his early education in Europe, and his work with Thomas Edison, then followed by his most vital research and inventions. His inventions include the AC electrical system, fluorescent lighting, X-rays, remote control, the electric motor (which the modern Tesla car is designed after), robotics, the laser, the famous Tesla coil transformer, the wireless transmission of power, which could have provided us all with limitless free energy, and radio. Six months after Nikola Tesla died in 1943 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Marconi's radio patents were invalid and awarded them, rightfully, to Tesla. He was so amazingly gifted that his inventions would appear 3-D in his mind so he could examine them from any angle before building them perfectly, from this powerful inner blueprint. The book allows us to get to know him on a personal level and share his great achievements.
  • The True Adventures of Grizzly Adams: A Biography

    Robert M. McClung

    Paperback (Beech Tree Books, Sept. 1, 1998)
    Describes the life of Grizzly Adams and discusses his experiences as a hunter in the Western wilderness
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  • Gertie's Green Thumb

    Catherine Dexter, Ellen Eagle

    Paperback (Beech Tree Books, April 1, 1995)
    Eleven-year-old Gertie, lover of plants and animals, finds a working wishbone in the park and turns her family's home into a magical "House of Nature."
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  • The Invisible Thread: An Autobiography

    Yoshiko Uchida

    Paperback (Beech Tree Books, Sept. 1, 1995)
    Growing up in California, Yoshi knew her family looked different from their neighbors. Still, she felt like an American. But everything changed when America went to war against Japan. Along with all the other Japanese-Americans on the West Coast, Yoshi's family were rounded up and imprisoned in a crowded. badly built camp in the desert because they"looked like the enemy." Yoshiko Uchida grew up to be an award-winning author. This memoir of her childhood gives a personal account of a shameful episode in American history.
  • The Aliens and the Scalpel

    Roger Leir

    eBook (Book Tree, Jan. 13, 2018)
    The personal story of a professional physician's work involving one of the greatest breakthroughs of all time -- scientific proof that anomalous bio-electromagnetic implants of extraterrestrial origin have been removed from persons reporting alien abduction experiences. This revised and updated book includes and is supported by new scientific reports and a new photo gallery section. The evidence presented here provides enough evidence to believe that we have cosmic companions and they here with us now.
  • Diary of a Nobody

    Weedon (text) Hogarth, Paul and Hood, Philip (illustrator), and Grossmith, George and Grossmith, Philip Hogarth, Paul and Hood

    Hardcover (Elm Tree Books, Aug. 16, 1984)
    The Diary of a Nobody
  • The Story of Baseball

    Lawrence S. Ritter

    Paperback (Beech Tree Books, May 1, 1999)
    Traces the history of baseball, which was first played in a form resembling the modern game in Hoboken, New Jersey, in 1846, and first played by professional players in 1869