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Cover ArtIf life is a game, these are the rules : ten rules for being human, as introduce
by Carter-Scott, Cherie
Adult Nonfiction 158.1 C
So far so good on this one... written by a Californian motivational speaker...what’s new...a little dry at times though small and bite sized like I like a book to be.
posted by Miss Jenny on Sep 4, 2008 at 4:30PM

Cover ArtEgyptian myths
by Jeffrey, Gary
Children's Fiction 299.3113 J
What is up with these book cover pictures? This one doesn’t match AT ALL... anyway... this book is good though I didn’t find the Egyptian myths to be as interesting as the chinese or mesoamerican myths.
posted by Miss Jenny on Sep 4, 2008 at 4:27PM

Cover ArtChinese myths
by Shone, Rob
Children's Fiction 299.51113 S
I love this book!!! Full color illustrations, character descriptions, and a website bibliography included.
posted by Miss Jenny on Sep 4, 2008 at 4:26PM

Cover ArtBreaking dawn
by Stephenie Meyer
Teen Fiction MEYER
Malrox and Ryner you guys shouldn’t give things away to those who want to read these comments and find out things that they dont even know about. Your going to ruin the book for others.
posted by Lucky Lu on Sep 4, 2008 at 4:07PM

Cover ArtBreaking dawn
by Stephenie Meyer
Teen Fiction MEYER
Ryner…just shus because seriously stephenie myers is an awsome writer [edit for publication]
posted by EdwardLover on Sep 3, 2008 at 5:05PM

Cover ArtHow to be a girly girl in just ten days
by Papademetriou, Lisa
Children's Fiction PAPADEM
This is a really great book I will recomend it to any body. This book is so girly!
posted by Mayli on Sep 3, 2008 at 4:01PM

Cover ArtWhere have all the flowers gone? : the diary of Molly Mackenzie Flaherty
by Ellen Emerson White
Children's Fiction WHITE
This is a sad story but it’s a relly great book!
posted by Mayli on Sep 3, 2008 at 3:55PM

Cover ArtSoccer with Mayte. Soccer for girls intermediate level [videocassette]
by Navarro, David
Children's Fiction 796.3342 S
Library, I loves this tape because I’m att that level in soccer and it really helped my skills. Abha
posted by Abha on Sep 3, 2008 at 12:14PM

Cover ArtThe sisterhood of the traveling pants [compact disc]
by Brashares, Ann
Teen Fiction BRASHARES
you have to read this book!!!!!!
posted by tink on Sep 3, 2008 at 8:05AM

Cover ArtThe sisterhood of the traveling pants [electronic resource]
this book is awesome!!!!!
posted by tink on Sep 3, 2008 at 8:03AM

Cover ArtThe true-or-false book of horses
by Lauber, Patricia
Children's Fiction 636.1 L
a really good book
posted by tink on Sep 3, 2008 at 7:49AM

Cover ArtThe sisterhood of the traveling pants [audio cassette]
by Ann Brashares
Teen Fiction BRASHARES
it is one good friendship book
posted by tink on Sep 3, 2008 at 7:47AM

Cover ArtGreen Berets : the U.S. Army Special Forces
by Goldberg, Jan
Children's Fiction 356.167 G
the green berets are the best of the best i love them
posted by green beret 24 on Sep 2, 2008 at 8:35PM

Cover ArtThe Umbrella Academy 1
by Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba
Adult Nonfiction
I read this book and it was really amazing. The story was really catchy. It was hard to understand at first, but once you get it, you can’t put the book down. It also catches your interest because it is a graphic novel in some ways, a comic in others. All in all, Gerard is a great author, and Gabriel Ba is a good artist.
posted by Aisha on Sep 2, 2008 at 5:10PM

Cover ArtStop in the name of pants! : confessions of Georgia Nicolson
by Rennison, Louise
Teen Fiction RENNISO
As usual, Louise Rennison as Georgia is absolutely HILARIOUS. it is silly and funny and a quick and worthwhile read. (and for all you dave the laugh fans, like me, there are some really cute scenes between them that will make you laugh and go
posted by thenYES on Sep 2, 2008 at 5:09PM

Cover ArtSlipping
by Cathleen Davitt Bell
Children's Fiction BELL
Michael didn’t really know much about his grandfather that just died, but his grandfather’s ghost has been coming to see him. It’s seems that grandpa can’t let go of his life on earth and has been pulling Michael into the river of the dead. Michael must find out what his grandfather wants before he gets sucked into the river so far he can’t swim his way out.
posted by KidLinks librarians on Sep 2, 2008 at 1:19PM

Cover ArtCoraline
by Russell, P. Craig
Children's Fiction RUSSELL
P. Craig Russell took Neil Gaiman’s creepy book called Coraline and made it into a super creepy graphic novel. When Coraline explores her new apartment, she discovers another world on the other side of a mysterious door. She must battle the evil
posted by KidLinks librarians on Sep 2, 2008 at 1:18PM

Cover ArtThe innocent man [compact disc] : [murder and injustice in a small town]
by Grisham, John
Adult Fiction 345.766 G
What a great book!
posted by Linksman on Sep 2, 2008 at 8:26AM

Cover ArtFirst daughter [sound recording]
by Lustbader, Eric
Adult Fiction LUSTBAD
Not even the narration of Richard Ferone can save the first half of this whiney, child beating, dyslexic bating, religious zealots, mutilation, mayhem and death torture story. That is until Lustbader’s excellent description of religion’s role in society. Too bad the first half made it to publication and the second part is not worthy enough to salvage this novel. 3 of 10 stars.
posted by nitetrain on Sep 1, 2008 at 9:07PM

Cover ArtRevolution is not a dinner party : a novel
by Ying Chang Compestine
Teen Fiction COMPEST
This is a very moving book that details what it was like to live during the revolution. I would suggest it to anybody who can connect with the characters and appreciate that this actually happened.
posted by Vida on Sep 1, 2008 at 8:40PM

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