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It's not often you find a book that covers the gamut from romance to on-court action. But no look further. Paula Blais Gorgas brings you Court of...
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Educators, parents, and book lovers can get a free, exclusive look at a brand-new middle grade novel, Finn Reeder, Flu Fighter. Starting today, Stone...
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Do you have a young reader on your hands who loves dragons and fantasy? The Last Dragon (Dragon Speaker, 1) is the first book in the Dragon Speaker...
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Just seeing the cover of Dinosaurs (Learning in Action) will lure young readers into wanting to see what's inside. And they won't be disappointed....
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Everyone's had a favorite sports hero at sometime in their life--somebody we all look up to that is hardworking and passionate about his/ her sport....
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There seems to be a rise in children's poetry books, which have often taken a backseat to the fantasy and sci-fi novels that line bookshelves. We've...
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Are you the last newspaper boy or girl in America? If so, you should read The Last Newspaper Boy in America by Sue Corbett. You should also consider...
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As if the electronic book reader race wasn't hot already, Barnes and Noble is being sued over it's highly anticipated and highly praised e-reader, the...
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Chances are if you ask anyone who the first African American baseball player was to play in the major league and break the color barrier, they'd say...
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