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Out Of The Neighbors
John Tell
Secret sauce.
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The Neighborhood
Thomas Kirschner, Julie L. Casey, Anna Garlock
Paperback (Amazing Things Press, June 5, 2016)Now I'll Tell You Children Before This Story's Done Summer Summer Summer Its Another Name For Fun
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The Neighbor
Lisa Gardner
Paperback (Thorndike Pr, May 25, 2010)In the wake of a wife and mother's disappearance from her suburban home, an ensuing police investigation focuses on the missing woman's husband, whose suspicious behavior reveals cracks in their seemingly idyllic family life. (Suspense). By the author of Say Goodbye.
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In the Neighborhood
Dia L. Michels
language (Platypus Media, March 15, 2013)In The Neighborhood captures the daily routines of anan attachment parenting family.
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The Neighbor
Eliana Alexander
Paperback (XLIBRIS, Nov. 16, 2012)Caroline Geish is a world-famous country singer living a perfect single life. Adrien Martel is a handsome and successful plastic surgeon who moves next door. After meeting Adrien the country starlet is framed for murder and taken to jail. CarolineÂ’s parents must rush to prove her innocence before she is sentenced to life in prison. With the help of CarolineÂ’s family attorney Paul Weinsmith and Nate Corel a tenacious investigator they unravel a deep-rooted plot to destroy not only Caroline, but also her entire family. Unfortunately, time is short and the evidence against the starlet is strong. CarolineÂ’s team must work quickly to uncover a dark history, save Caroline and clear the family.
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The Neighbors
Marcia Brown
Hardcover (Charles Scribner's Sons, Jan. 1, 1967)None
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The Neighbor
Eliana Alexander
Hardcover (Xlibris, Nov. 16, 2012)None
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The Neighbors
Marcia Brown
Hardcover (Scribners, Jan. 1, 1966)None
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The Neighborhood News
Liz Olson
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sept. 10, 2016)10-year-old Liz Olson published The Neighborhood News from 1965 to 1966. Her newspaper captured the humor, meaning, and brilliance of everyday life in Sarasota, Florida. Today she lives in Los Angeles, CA.*“…here in Sarasota there is a little girl not yet in her ’teens who publishes a two-page “newspaper” called The Neighborhood News.… Residents of the area look forward to each Sunday to see what the youngsters have found to write about during the week.”— THE HERALD-TRIBUNE, 1965“The Neighborhood News is refreshing and shows the result of the natural, uncluttered, inexperienced writings of youngsters.”— THE HERALD-TRIBUNE, 1966“The staff [are] children… Reporter Liz Olson and Cub Reporter Bobby Olson. A neighbor, Jane Hyde, is editor. They gather and write the actual news items for their weekly and are aided in the handling of the little hand-printing press by friendly adults.”— THE HERALD-TRIBUNE, 1966
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The Floods #1: Good Neighbors
Colin Thompson, Crab Scrambly
Hardcover (HarperCollins, Jan. 1, 2008)The Floods may bury relatives in their backyard, grow cobwebs in every room, and eat slugs for breakfast, but this loving family of wizards and witches is a delight to have next door...unlike their neighbors the Dents—a mean, nasty family that shatters the calm of the whole block. Maybe a little of the Floods' magic will cure the Dents of their obnoxious ways. And if not, a lot of magic will rid the neighborhood of the Dents once and for all!
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A Good Neighbor
Dr. L. A. Smith
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, March 27, 2016)Explore the lessons of culture and diversity in one community. This book introduces readers to a variety of characters from a host of backgrounds, traditions, and experiences. We end with a huge birthday celebration that brings all these neighbors and their food, music, and language to the table. This is one party you won’t want to miss!
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The Floods #1: Good Neighbors
Colin Thompson, Crab Scrambly
Paperback (HarperCollins, Aug. 26, 2008)At first glance, as long as you are at least a hundred feet away and see them from the back on a dark autumn evening when it's raining, the Floods look like any other family.They aren't.
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