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By the time you read this, I'll be dead by Peters, Julie Anne

Subjects: “…Teenage girls Suicidal behavior Young adult fiction.…”

Now I'll tell you everything by Naylor, Phyllis Reynolds

“…Now I will tell you everything…”

I'll see you in Paris : a novel by Gable, Michelle

Frame 232 [LP] : a Jason Hammond novel by Mara, Wil

Subjects: “…Film archives Fiction.…”

I'll give you the sun by Nelson, Jandy

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I'll be your blue sky by De los Santos, Marisa, 1966-

The Pennsylvania rifle by Dyke, Samuel E.

Subjects: “…Kentucky rifle.…”

The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes by Doyle, Arthur Conan, Sir, 1859-1930

I'll watch your baby : a novel by Viel, Neena

The vegetarian epicure, book two by Thomas, Anna

The picnic and other inimitable stories by Durrell, Gerald, 1925-1995

Complete guide to symptoms, illness & surgery by Griffith, H. Winter (Henry Winter), 1926-1993

The complete homeopathic resource for common illnesses by Chernin, Dennis, 1949-

I'll save you Bobo! by Rosenthal, Eileen

I'll always come back! by Metzger, Steve

I'll see you again : a memoir by Hance, Jackie, Kaplan, Janice

Maybe I'll pitch forever : [a great baseball player tells the hilarious story behind the legend] by Paige, Satchel, 1906-1982

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You think it, I'll say it : stories by Sittenfeld, Curtis

Table of Contents: “…The prairie wife --…”

You think it, I'll say it stories by Sittenfeld, Curtis

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Surviving and thriving with an invisible chronic illness : how to stay sane and live one step ahead of your symptoms by Jacqueline, Ilana

Table of Contents: “…Accepting your life with chronic illness -- Self-compassion and rising above self-defeating thoughts -- What they're going to say about you -- Making new friendships and salvaging old ones -- Dating and relationships -- Creating a support system -- The world won't wait : school and work -- Remaining independent -- Becoming your own patient advocate -- Thriving with chronic illness.…”