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Wild Britain :a traveller's guide by Botting, Douglas

Dear Daisy, get well soon by Smith, Maggie, 1965-

Wild and swampy: exploring with Jim Arnosky by Arnosky, Jim

Don't you feel well, Sam? by Hest, Amy

Kill two birds & get stoned by Friedman, Kinky

“…Kill two birds and get stoned…”

Henry and Mudge and the wild goose chase : the twenty-sixth book of their adventures by Rylant, Cynthia

We'll always have parrots by Andrews, Donna

Thursday Next in The well of lost plots : a novel by Fforde, Jasper

“…Well of lost plots…”
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Ghosts don't ride wild horses by Dadey, Debbie

“…Ghosts do not ride wild horses…”

My life as reindeer road kill by Myers, Bill, 1953-

“…Incredible worlds of Wally McDoogle ;…”

Harper Lee's To kill a mockingbird by Sergel, Christopher

“…To kill a mockingbird [play version]…”

Really Wild Animals: Swinging Safari

“…Really wild animals…”

James Madison and the struggle for the Bill of Rights by Labunski, Richard E.

Table of Contents: “…[The Philadelphia Convention -- The reluctant candidate -- The road to Richmond -- The Virginia Ratifying Convention -- The ratification vote -- The anti-federalists fight back -- The election -- Madison introduces the Bill of Rights -- Congress proposes the Bill of Rights -- Ratification of the Bill of Rights.]…”

Confessions of a Wall Street analyst : a true story of inside information and corruption in the stock market by Reingold, Dan, 1953-

I'm a pill bug by Tokuda, Yukihisa, 1940-

Medical myths that can kill you : and the 101 truths that will save, extend, and improve your life by Snyderman, Nancy L.

Table of Contents: “…Myth #1: Annual checkups are obsolete -- Myth #2: Vaccinations are just for kids -- Myth #3: Doctors don't play favorites -- Myth #4: Only old people get heart disease and stroke -- Myth #5: We're losing the war on cancer -- Myth #6: Natural means "safe" -- Myth #7: You can just snap out of mental illness.…”

Parenting well in a media age : keeping our kids human by DeGaetano, Gloria

Really Wild Animals: Polar Prowl

“…Really wild animals…”

Really Wild Animals: Farmyard Friends

“…Really wild animals.…”

We'll always have Paris : stories by Bradbury, Ray, 1920-2012

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: watching and writing -- Massinello Pietro -- The visit -- The twilight greens -- The murder -- When the bough breaks -- We'll always have Paris -- Ma Perkins comes to stay -- Doubles -- Pater Caninus -- Arrival and departure -- Last laughs -- Pieta summer -- Fly away home -- Un-pillow talk -- Come away with me -- Apple-core Baltimore -- The reincarnate -- Remembrance, Ohio -- If paths must cross again -- Miss Appletree and I -- A literary encounter -- America.…”