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Carrie: Movie Tie-In
Stephen King
Mass Market Paperback (New Amer Library, Aug. 16, 1976)None
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Mythology
Edith Hamilton
Paperback (New American Library, Aug. 16, 1961)The Gods, the Creation and the Earliest Heroes; Stories of Love and Adventure; Heroes of the Trojan War; The Great Families of Mythology; The Mythology of the Norsemen.
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Equal Rites
Terry Pratchett
Hardcover (New American Library, March 15, 1987)"There's no such thing as a female wizard!" Except that on the Discworld; a flat world carried by four elephants riding on the back of a giant turtle, nothhing is impossible.....
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Different Seasons
stephen king
Paperback (New American Library, Jan. 15, 1995)Gifts From God Dr David Jeremiah Encouragement and Hope for Today's Parents Pb 1999
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M. Butterfly: With an Afterword By the Playwright
David Henry Hwang
Hardcover (New American Library, March 15, 1988)Third hard cover edition of David Henry Hwang's Pulitzer Prize nominated play.
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Mr and Mrs Bo Jo Jones
Ann Head
Paperback (New American Library, Jan. 1, 1971)None
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Edward Hicks, the Peaceable Kingdom
Ernest Goldstein
Hardcover (New Amer Library, May 1, 1985)Analyzes several of the seventy known "Peaceable Kingdoms", particularly the 1824 one, painted by the nineteenth-century Quaker minister, Edward Hicks.
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Mort
Terry Pratchett
Hardcover (New American Library, March 15, 1987)Mort by Terry Pratchett.
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The Aeneid
Patric Dickinson
Mass Market Paperback (New American Library, Jan. 1, 1961)None
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Sports Illustrated Track: Field Events
Bobbie Conlan Moore
Paperback (New Amer Library, Feb. 1, 1977)Action diagrams and photographs illustrate a guide to the high, long, and triple jumps, the pole vault, the shot put, and the discus and javelin throws which covers techniques, drills, common faults, and conditioning
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Mine enemy grows older
Alexander King
Paperback (New American Library, Jan. 1, 1960)Mine enemy grows older (A Signet book) [Paperback]
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You Know When the Men Are Gone
By (author) Siobhan Fallon
Paperback (New American Library, March 15, 2012)There is an army of women waiting for their men to return in Fort Hood, Texas. Through a series of loosely interconnected stories, Siobhan Fallon takes readers onto the base, inside the homes, into the marriages and families -- intimate places not seen in newspaper articles or politicians' speeches. When you leave Fort Hood, the sign above the gate warns, You've Survived the War, Now Survive the H