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  • Dinner Time

    Jan Pienkowski

    Paperback (Gallery Five, May 15, 1981)
    Flies, a frog, vulture, gorilla, tiger, crocodile and shark--what do they all have in common? Dinnertime! Each smaller creature is eaten by the next largest creature. Guess who has the biggest feast of all. Readers will get a laugh out of this wacky epicurean delight. Full color.
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  • Bertie and the big red ball

    Beryl Cook

    Hardcover (Gallery Five, Jan. 1, 1982)
    A dog's pursuit of a big red ball leads his keeper on a trail of chaos.
  • Fallen Hearts

    V.C. Andrews

    Paperback (Gallery, Jan. 2, 2011)
    Proud and beautiful, Heaven came back to the hills -- to rise at last above her family's shame! As Logan's bride, she would savor now the love she had sought for so long. And free from her father's clutches, she would live again in her backwoods town, a respected teacher and cherished wife. But after a wedding trip to Boston's Farthinggale Manor and a lavish, elegant party, Heaven and Logan are persuaded to stay . . . lured by Tony Tatterton's guile to live amidst the Tatterton wealth and privilege. Then the ghosts of Heaven's past rise up once more, writhing around her fragile happiness . . . threatening her precious love with scandal and jealousy, sinister passions and dangerous dreams!
  • The Watcher's Guide, Volume 3

    Paul Ruditis, Allie Costa

    Paperback (Gallery, July 6, 2004)
    As long as there have been vampires, there has been the Slayer. One girl in all the world, to find them where they gather and to stop the spread of their evil and the swell of their numbers.From the first vampire staking to the last glimpse of Sunnydale, Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a genre-busting hit, attracting millions of fans worldwide. The last three seasons ran the gamut from an episode without music to a musical episode, from the arrival of a teenage sister to the death of Buffy (again).Now the third volume in this best-selling series of companions will break down every episode of seasons five, six, and seven -- from the villains and the victims to quotables and love bytes -- as well as take a wide-ranging look back at the entire run of the show.Additional features:? Flashback Foreshadowing: A line-by-line deconstruction of the portents in the season four finale, "Restless"? "Lost" lines of dialogue, stage directions, and descriptions cut from the original teleplays? The Trio's Pop-Culture Explosion: Mastering the references of Geek Speak? Critical (and not-so) essays from a variety of contributors on topics from Buffy's romantic optimism to Dawn's unfulfilled potentialSeven years, 144 episodes, 3 Slayers, 3 principals, 2 networks, 2 vampires with souls, 2 Watchers, 2 pigs, 1 Master, 1 Mayor, and 1 hit show (with tons of Potentials): It all adds up to one must-have volume!
  • Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Script Book, Season Two, Volume 2

    Various Authors

    Paperback (Gallery, Nov. 27, 2001)
    "[Another] slayer? I knew this 'I'm the only one, I'm the only one' thing was just an attention getter." -- Xander, "What's My Line? Part Two"Buffy's first crush arrives in Sunnydale -- with a dark secret and a hidden agenda. Giles's rebellious past is uncovered. A second slayer hits the Hellmouth scene! Hands down, Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Season Two was rife with memorable Buffy moments. Chances are, you're already familiar with these episodes. But the true fan-atic knows there's nothing more satisfying than getting your hands on the scripts themselves. Now, in one complete volume, read along as Buffy battles the "normal," such as her parental issues -- as Freud would have termed her attitude toward Joyce's new boyfriend -- as well as the "para" -- the usual cast of creepy crawlies. Complete with production notes, inside jokes, and dialogue cut from the final shoots!Dig into: "Lie to Me," "The Dark Age," "What's My Line? Part One," "What's My Line? Part Two," "Ted," and "Bad Eggs"
  • Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Script Book, Season Two, Volume 3

    Various

    Paperback (Gallery, Nov. 1, 2002)
    Angel: "You still haven't told me what you want for your birthday."Buffy: "Surprise me."-- "Surprise"Buffy the Vampire Slayer knew that her love of Angel, the vampire cursed with a soul, was ironic at best. But against all better judgment, the two were drawn to each other. And on Buffy's seventeenth birthday, that love pushed Angel over the edge. Now Buffy's worst enemy is her ex-boyfriend, onetime dorkus maximus Xander Harris is an unparalleled ladies' man, and her best friend Willow is having serious dating -- with a werewolf!You've seen the episodes, sure. But what better way to cement your fanaticism than with the scripts themselves? Read along as Angel says, "I love you,"...and as Buffy later vows to destroy him. Best of all -- these shooting scripts contain never-aired dialogue, inside jokes, and production notes for the true Buffy-phile!
  • My Bear Book

    David Walser

    Hardcover (Gallery Five, )
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  • Flowers in the Attic

    V.C. Andrews

    Paperback (Gallery, Jan. 2, 2005)
    A major Lifetime movie event—the novel that captured the world's imagination and earned V.C. Andrews a fiercely devoted fanbase. Book One of the Dollanganger Family series.At the top of the stairs there are four secrets hidden. Blond, beautiful, innocent, and struggling to stay alive…They were a perfect family, golden and carefree—until a heartbreaking tragedy shattered their happiness. Now, for the sake of an inheritance that will ensure their future, the children must be hidden away out of sight, as if they never existed. Kept on the top floor of their grandmother’s vast mansion, their loving mother assures them it will be just for a little while. But as brutal days swell into agonizing months and years, Cathy, Chris, and twins Cory and Carrie realize their survival is at the mercy of their cruel and superstitious grandmother…and this cramped and helpless world may be the only one they ever know. Book One of the Dollanganger series, followed by Petals in the Wind, If There be Thorns, Seeds of Yesterday, and Garden of Shadows.
  • Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea

    Chelsea Handler

    Paperback (Gallery, Dec. 29, 2009)
    When Chelsea Handler needs to get a few things off her chest, she appeals to a higher power—vodka. Seems reasonable, when considering that she discovered her boyfriend was having an affair with a Peekapoo and she had to pretend to be honeymooning with her father in order to upgrade to first class. Welcome to Chelsea’s world—a place where absurdity reigns supreme and a quick wit is the best line of defense.. In this highly entertaining, deliciously skewed collection, Chelsea mines her past for stories about her family, relationships, and career that are at once singular and ridiculous. Whether she’s convincing her third-grade class that she has been chosen to play Goldie Hawn’s daughter in the sequel to Private Benjamin, deciding to be more egalitarian by dating a redhead, or looking out for a foulmouthed, rum-swilling little person who looks just like her...only smaller, Chelsea has a knack for getting herself into the most outrageous situations. Are You There, Vodka? It’s Me, Chelsea showcases the candor and irresistible turns of phrase that have made her one of the freshest voices in comedy today...
  • Ruthless: A Memoir

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    Paperback (Gallery, March 15, 1994)
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  • The Kennedy Detail: JFK's Secret Service Agents Break Their Silence

    Gerald Blaine, Lisa McCubbin, Clint Hill

    Hardcover (Gallery, Nov. 2, 2010)
    THE SECRET SERVICE. An elite team of men who share a single mission: to protect the president of the United States. On November 22, 1963, these men failed—and a country would never be the same. Now, for the first time, a member of JFK’s Secret Service detail reveals the inside story of the assassination, the weeks and days that led to it and its heartrending aftermath. This extraordinary book is a moving, intimate portrait of dedication, courage, and loss. Drawing on the memories of his fellow agents, Jerry Blaine captures the energetic, crowd-loving young president, who banned agents from his car and often plunged into raucous crowds with little warning. He describes the careful planning that went into JFK’s Texas swing, the worries and concerns that agents, working long hours with little food or rest, had during the trip. And he describes the intensely private first lady making her first-ever political appearance with her husband, just months after losing a newborn baby. Here are vivid scenes that could come only from inside the Kennedy detail: JFK’s last words to his tearful son when he left Washington for the last time; how a sudden change of weather led to the choice of the open-air convertible limousine that day; Mrs. Kennedy standing blood-soaked outside a Dallas hospital room; the sudden interruption of six-year-old Caroline’s long-anticipated sleepover with a friend at home; the exhausted team of agents immediately reacting to the president’s death with a shift to LBJ and other key governmental figures; the agents’ dismay at Jackie’s decision to walk openly from the White House to St. Matthew’s Cathedral at the state funeral. Most of all, this is a look into the lives of men who devoted their entire beings to protecting the presidential family: the stress of the secrecy they kept, the emotional bonds that developed, the terrible impact on agents’ psyches and families, and their astonishment at the country’s obsession with far-fetched conspiracy theories and finger-pointing. A book fifty years in coming, The Kennedy Detail is a portrait of incredible camaraderie and incredible heartbreak—a true, must-read story of heroism in its most complex and human form. *** A medic burst out of the trauma room, and instinctively Clint Hill took a step toward Mrs. Kennedy. “He’s still breathing,” the man said as he rushed past. Mrs. Kennedy stood up. “Do you mean he may live?” she asked. No one answered. Kellerman handed the phone back to Hill and rushed back into the trauma room. “Clint, what happened?” Jerry Behn asked earnestly. “Shots fired during the motorcade,” Clint said as he kept an eye on Mrs. Kennedy across the hall. “It all happened so fast. We were five minutes away from the Trade Mart. . . . The situation is critical. Jerry, prepare for the worst. . . .” The operator cut into the line, “Attorney General Robert Kennedy wants to talk to Agent Hill.” “What’s going on down there?!” Bobby Kennedy demanded. “Shots fired during the motorcade,” Clint repeated. “The president is very seriously injured. They’re working on him now. Governor Connally was hit too.” “Well, what do you mean, seriously injured? How serious?” Clint swallowed hard. It was all he could do to keep it together. “It’s as bad as it can get.” —From The Kennedy Detail: JFK’s Secret Service Agents Break Their Silence
  • Lisa Lopes: The Life of a Supernova

    Nancy Krulik

    Mass Market Paperback (Gallery, Aug. 1, 2002)
    Traces the life of Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, from her difficult childhood, to her stardom with the popular group TLC, to her premature death in an auto accident.
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