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I Don't Want To!
A charming story with beautiful, full page illustrations of a little girl and her father using imagination to change dull, everyday activities into fun and exciting adventures.
The Number That Changed My Life
Living in the fast lane and letting the good times roll. Exotic cars, expensive jewelry, opulent vacation homes and a seven fi gure bank account. This real life, Hollywood drama opens with what seems a wonderful dream, but then reality... A fleet of shiny black SUVs come screeching into his driveway. With his wife held at gunpoint by federal agents, Jeff is dragged away to prison for “questionable business practices.” 41196: The Number That Changed My Life is a riveting, true life story of Jeff Snyder. Through a series of life altering events, Jeff became a cooperating witness against his father; the criminal mastermind behind numerous Ponzi schemes, stolen identities, money laundering scams, and who eventually became a fugitive living in Central America. Through this author’s journey, you will witness an incredible outcome as Jeff is dragged off to jail a broken man and manages to find the strength to overcome his life’s biggest adversity. This transformational saga will keep you on the edge of your seat, stunned and dumbfounded, and will alter the way you view your personal adversities.
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Parliamentary Papers
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The Richardson Memorial, Comprising a Full History and Genealogy of the Posterity of the Three Brothers, Ezekiel, Samuel, and Thomas Richardson
Reprint of the original, first published in 1876.
Chasing Sound
The recording studio, she argues, is at the center of musical culture in the twentieth century.--Emily Thompson, Princeton University "Science"
Maxtropolis
Maxtropolis: Stop Fighting! contains 365 hilarious comics from the brilliant mind of Joseph Maxfield. A comic celebrated by parents of young children for its ability to capture the struggles and challenges of raising a rambunctious family. If you are currently raising monsters disguised as children, you might relate to what you see. If you've already blocked out those years, this might spark some painful memories. If you think you want children one day, this probably won't prepare you for what you're in for. Maxtropolis: Stop Fighting! chronicles the conflict and humor of everyday life while celebrating family. Kate is the youngest and wildest. Determined to have everything her way, she's no...
