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As the City Sleeps
Stephen T. Johnson
Hardcover (Viking Juvenile, Oct. 14, 2002)When night arrives, the unusual may happen in this story about a world filled with ghosts and massive, flying creatures that may only choose to make their presence known when no eyes are upon them.
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As the City Sleeps
Stephen T. Johnson
Hardcover (Viking, Oct. 14, 2002)None
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As the Castle Sleeps
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eBook (, March 23, 2019)In 'As the Castle Sleeps' the reader is drawn into the secret thoughts of a teenage girl trying to make her way through life and high school. She struggles to express herself and rid her brain of it's worst thoughts and...of it's best thoughts.
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The Sleeping City
Irene Maciá
language (, Sept. 21, 2018)To die naturally, to die unjustly, to die of nostalgia, to die of rage, to die of grief, to die in clamor ... But after all, to die. One of the great taboos of this society eradicated (or at least tried) in this book of poems about the dreaded Reaper, its manifestations and those that remain here while we contemplate it halfway between the distance that separates us from it and reach it.
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Who Sleeps in the City?
Lynne Bertrand, Susan M. Jaekel
Hardcover (Chapters Pub Ltd, April 1, 1996)City animals of various kinds, from pigeons and squirrels to the monkey in the zoo, get their sleep in their own special way
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As the Castle Sleeps
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Paperback (Independently published, March 24, 2019)In 'As the Castle Sleeps' the reader is drawn into the secret thoughts of a teenage girl trying to make her way through life and high school. She struggles to express herself and rid her brain of it's worst thoughts and...of it's best thoughts.
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The Sleeeping City
Irene Maciá
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Aug. 31, 2018)To die naturally, to die unjustly, to die of nostalgia, to die of rage, to die of grief, to die in clamor ... But after all, to die. One of the great taboos of this society eradicated (or at least tried) in this book of poems about the dreaded Reaper, its manifestations and those that remain here while we contemplate it halfway between the distance that separates us from it and reach it.