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Snow Crystals
W. A. Bentley, W.J. Humphreys
Hardcover (Peter Smith, June 1, 1970)Over 2,000 photomicrographs of snowflakes, plus slides of frost, rime, glaze, dew, and hail. Introduction by meteorologist W. J. Humphreys discusses techniques of photographing snow crystals, science of crystallography, classification, and markings. "Page after page of patterns, one more beautiful than the next." — Country Journal. 202 plates.
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Crystal
Rebecca Lisle
Paperback (Andersen Press, May 1, 2011)Escaping from a grey, rule-bound city, a girl discovers her family and homelandCrystal is unusual. With her silvery blonde hair and blue eyes, there isn€™t anyone like her in the town except for her mom and everyone says her mom is crazy—or a witch. Crystal knows that the town leader has something to do with her mother€™s madness but how can she prove it? And how can she stop him when the town guard tramps the streets day and night, there's a curfew, and a strange creature in their house spies on them, recording their every move? When Crystal thinks she glimpses someone looking up at her from the depths of Lop Lake, she is amazed yet strangely hopeful—could this be the help she€™s been waiting for?
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Snow Crystals
W. A. Bentley;W. J. Humphreys
Paperback Bunko (Dover Publications, March 15, 1761)None
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Snow Crystals
W.A.Bentley
Paperback (DoverPublications, June 30, 1962)Title: Snow Crystals <>Binding: Paperback <>Author: W.A.Bentley <>Publisher: DoverPublications
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Crystal
David G. CAMPBELL
Paperback (Houghton Mifflin, March 15, 1992)The author, David Campbell, is a marine biologist and currently Henry R. Luce Professor of Nations and the Global Environment at Grinnell College. The Crystal Desert was written after he spent three summers at the Brazilian research station, Comandante Ferraz, located on King George Island in the South Shetland Islands, 200 km north of the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula. In this area of Antarctica, he studied the life cycles of parasites that live in seals, fish, and crustaceans.This book is about living for a summer in that Antarctic outpost.
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Crystal
Walter Dean Myers
(Amistad, May 1, 2002)Sixteen-year-old Crystal knows she's blessed. She is drop-dead gorgeous and in the beginning stages of a glamorous career as a model in New York City. At first, modeling is exciting. But soon, her life becomes less and less about her, and more and more about her body. Crystal wonders if her new life is worth giving up everything -- her friends, her beliefs, and her self-respect.
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Crystal
Walter Dean Myers
School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, May 7, 2002)FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Fifteen-year-old Crystal has difficulty trying to reconcile her personal and school life with the sexy, sophisticated persona her career as a high-fashion model has forced upon her.
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Crystal
Walter Dean Myers
(Perfection Learning, May 7, 2002)Sixteen-year-old Crystal knows she's blessed. She is drop-dead gorgeous and in the beginning stages of a glamorous career as a model in New York City. At first, modeling is exciting. But soon, her life becomes less and less about her, and more and more about her body. Crystal wonders if her new life is worth giving up everything -- her friends, her beliefs, and her self-respect.
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Crystal
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Unbound (Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group, )None
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Crystal
Walter Dean Myers
(Laurel Leaf, Dec. 2, 1989)Fifteen-year-old Crystal has difficulty trying to reconcile her personal and school life with the sexy, sophisticated persona her career as a quickly advancing high-fashion model has forced upon her.
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Snow Crystals
W.A. Bentley, W.J. Humphreys
Paperback (Dover Publications, March 15, 1962)None
