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  James Herriot's Favorite Dog...

  James Herriot

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  In this very special collection of favorite stories about dogs great and small, James Herriot tells us about his own dogs and all the wonderful people and animals we have come to love so much. Fifty memorable tales move us to both laughter and tears, and Herriot's personal introduction and notes make this tribute by a master storyteller to man's best friend a book to be treasured for many years to come.

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  Love Lust & Faking It - The...

  Jenny McCarthy

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  "Even though this book is not as funny as mine, you should still buy it." —Chelsea Handler 
  New York Times bestselling author Jenny McCarthy turns on the lights for a bawdy and hilarious look at women and sex. Returning to her comic roots and the tell-all tone that readers loved in Baby Laughs and Belly Laughs, this exposé from the former Playboy Bunny, MTV star, and prime-time TV sensation is perfect for fans of Sarah Silverman's Bedwetter and Chelsea Handler's Are You There Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea. Delivering the perfect mix of poignant insights, laugh-out-loud confessions, and spicy secrets, Love, Lust & Faking It will be an instant favorite…but it may find its way to your nightstand instead of your bookcase.

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  Paris 20 - Top 101 Places to...

  HowExpert, Caitlyn Knuth

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  If you’ve ever felt the mysterious pull of Paris, France, you’ll know it’s a hard calling to ignore. Through centuries and generations, Paris has been an icon of intrigue—inspiring artists, great minds and innovators alike. Brimming over with history, fashion, delicious food and unexpected encounters, the City of Light captivates thousands of visitors from around the globe each and every year. 
  This insider’s guide to Paris acts as an essential starting point for those looking to create their own magical experience in a glittering city known for all that is exceptional and exquisite. Whether your heart beats in time with the artists of the past, your pen flows with Parisian inspiration or you’re simply looking for that je ne sais quoi the city can offer up, there’s something here for every traveler who possesses the spirit of exploration. With everything from tips to the best cafés for people watching, to the must-see cathedrals and every quirky and quintessential museum in between, you’ll find a unique path through Paris inspired here, but designed exclusively by you. 
  Join up with the ranks of ex-pats from the past including Stein, Wilde and Hemingway as you begin to learn about some of those places that create the very pulse of Paris. As you wander along with this guide through luscious Parisian parks, towering castles and pristine palaces, you’ll begin to see how you can become a part of a city buzzing with life, love and possibility. 
  About the Expert 
  Caitlyn Knuth is a lifelong writer who was inspired to put a pen to paper as a child long before spelling skills were acquired. Constantly captivated by the pictures words alone have the power to paint, and the owner of a spirit that is always ready for the next travel adventure, she’s found her muse alive and well in the city of Paris, France. 
  HowExpert publishes quick 'how to' guides on all topics from A to Z by everyday experts.

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  Life Takes Wings - Becoming the...

  Lynn Rippelmeyer

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  Life Takes Wings is the first female 747 pilot’s fascinating story that begins as a TWA flight attendant.

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  Youth

  Joseph Conrad

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  Youth, although written over a century ago, is just as relevant to hummans today and I believe for all time. Here Conrad  addresses the dimming of our mortal light, that subtle relization  in all of us that we are no longer as vital as we once were.  That mark in time when we acknowledge to ourselves that we are aging, Growing old, dieing.

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  Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg -...

  James A. Hessler, Wayne Motts

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  A battlefield guide to the sites and history of the climactic attack during the American Civil War’s Battle of Gettysburg. 
   
  150 years after the event, the grand near-suicidal attack against the Union position on Cemetery Ridge still emotionally resonates with Gettysburg enthusiasts like no other aspect of the battle. On the afternoon of July 3, Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee ordered more than 12,000 Southern infantry to undertake what would become the most legendary charge in American military history. This attack, popularly but inaccurately known as “Pickett’s Charge,” is often considered the turning point of the Civil War’s seminal battle of Gettysburg. Although much has been written about the battle itself and Pickett’s Charge in particular, Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg is the first battlefield guide for this celebrated assault. 
   
  After the war, one staff officer perceptively observed that the charge “has been more criticized, and is still less understood, than any other act of the Gettysburg drama.” Unfortunately, what was true then remains true to this day. The authors of this book—two of Gettysburg’s elite Licensed Battlefield Guides along with one of the Civil War’s leading cartographers—have corrected that oversight. 
   
  Grounded in the premise that no better resource exists for understanding this unique event than the battlefield itself, Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg encourages its readers to explore this storied event from a wide variety of perspectives. For the first time, readers can march toward the Copse of Trees with Armistead’s Virginians, advance on the Confederate left with Pettigrew’s North Carolinians, or defend the Angle with Alonzo Cushing’s gunners and thousands of Union soldiers. There is much here to enrich the experience, including dozens of full-color original maps, scores of battlefield and other historic photographs, a unique mix of rare human interest stories, a discussion of leadership controversies, and a rare collection of artifacts directly related to the charge. 
   
  Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg is designed for readers to enjoy on or off the battlefield, and will give Civil War enthusiasts an entirely new appreciation for, and understanding of, Gettysburg’s third day of battle. 
   
  “Extremely well done . . . designed as a tour guide to the area of the battlefield where the famous July 3 1863 Confederate assault on the center of the Union Line took place...the heart of any tour guide is maps, and that feature is served up in exemplary fashion here . . . far more than just maps. The two text authors are battlefield guides and the detail provided is immense . . . strongly recommended.” —Civil War News

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