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  I Am Woman Hear Me Snore - A...

  Cathy Guisewite

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  In this funny collection, America’s favorite comic strip heroine balances the demands of life—love, family, career, food, and shopping. 
   
  Cathy has been woman’s best friend in matters of love, food, and shopping, although maybe not always in that order! Here is a collection for the frazzled modern woman who is forever plagued by the innate love of chocolate, and who is constantly in search of at least a semi-decent romance in the midst of career demands and parents who always have advice.

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  The Remarkable Rocket

  Oscar Wilde

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  The Remarkable Rocket by Oscar Wilde was first published in 1888 in the anthology The Happy Prince and Other Tales, which, in addition 
  to its title story, also includes "The Nightingale and the Rose", "The Happy Prince", "The Selfish Giant" and "The Devoted Friend".
  This story concerns a Firework, who is one of many to be let off at the wedding of a prince and princess.
  He considers all of the other characters with whom he interacts, the other fireworks, a frog, a dragonfly and a duck, to be his inferiors and criticizes them for not paying sufficient attention to him. 
  The Rocket considers himself to be an unappreciated genius and firmly believes that he is destined for greatness. However, he fails to fulfill his only function, that of entertaining people by rising up into the air and 
  exploding in front of an audience.

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  Werewolves

  Alice Carr

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  A teenage girl documents her transformation into a werewolf and the adventure that follows in this illustrated journal.Werewolves takes the form of an illustrated journal that plunges readers into the life of a high school girl-turned-werewolf as she makes her transformation. After Alice and her brother are bitten by what they assume are large dogs, her journal/sketchbook becomes a place for her to record the changes they start to experience her socially awkward brother falls in with some creepy new friends, and she surprises herself with new strengths and instincts and a suddenly nonvegetarian interest in raw steak. Joining the werewolf pack that bit them, they discover the pleasures and dangers that come with the cycles of the moon, including threats from “hunters” who stalk them, a researcher seeking a cure, and escalating violence within the pack itself. With a fresh take on the lore and legend, Werewolves gives fans a ripping tale to sink their teeth into.

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  Diary Of A Zombie Villager Book...

  MC Steve

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  *the adventure is not about the treasure at the end. It’s the journey that gets you there...  *                         
  Zombie Villager and his best buddy Sebastian are about to go on *the adventure of a lifetime – literally.* Under the counsel of the Carlisle Shadowvale, founder of the city and the area’s most gifted story teller, the boys set out to follow a treasure map that they have discovered in the library. 
  This isn’t going to be a* run of the mill adventure however,* the duo will encounter a creeper and a skeleton, get to know singing squids, and are about to meet the coolest history major in history. The biggest surprise is where the map leads them, but you will have to read “Treasure Map” to find out where!                                             
  Engaging and entertaining, Treasure Map is a delightful gift for Minecraft fans and children a like, bound to capture the attention of any young reader – even the ones who hate to read!

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  Thomas Edison and the Lightbulb

  Scott Welvaert

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  Tells the story of Thomas Edison's involvement in the development of the incandescent light bulb. Written in graphic-novel format.

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  Let’s Go Exploring - Calvin and...

  Michael Hingston

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  A fascinating investigation of a beloved comic strip
   
  The internet is home to impassioned debates on just about everything, but there’s one thing that’s universally beloved: Bill Watterson’s comic strip Calvin and Hobbes. Until its retirement in 1995 after a ten-year run, the strip won numerous awards and drew tens of millions of readers from all around the world. The story of a boy and his best friend — a stuffed tiger — was a pitch-perfect distillation of the joys and horrors of childhood, and a celebration of imagination in its purest form. In Let’s Go Exploring, Michael Hingston mines the strip and traces the story of Calvin’s reclusive creator to demonstrate how imagination — its possibilities, its opportunities, and ultimately its limitations — helped make Calvin and Hobbes North America’s last great comic strip.

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