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Wake Up, Ginger
by Ant ParkerHe's purr-fect for even the youngest reader! Ginger is enjoying his catnap, until a clever mouse says "Wake Up, Ginger!" and leads him on a chase all over the house. Lift the flaps on every page to watch their hilarious game of cat-and-mouse. Maybe Ginger should just go back to bed!
Walker of Time
by Helen Hughes VickAn absorbing, well-researched story of two 15-year-old Hopi Indian boys, Walker Talayesva and Tag, who travel 800 years back in time to their ancestral home. ALA 1994 Best Books for Young Adults.
Walking Across Egypt
by Clyde EdgertonStory of how an adolescent, illegitimate and delinquent, transforms and is transformed by the Southern family he's dropped into.
Walt Disney's Aladdin
by The Editors at the Walt Disney CompanyThe classic story set in the streets of the enchanted city called Agrabah, with a genie in a lamp.
Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
by The Editors at the Walt Disney CompanyThe classic story of Snow White, the Wicked Queen, and of course Bashful, Doc, Dopey, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, and Sneezy.
Walt Disney's The Great Mouse Detective
by The Editors at the Walt Disney CompanyBasil the Mouse Detective helps Olivia rescue her father from the evil Ratigan.
Walt Disney's The Sorcerer's Apprentice
by The Editors at the Walt Disney CompanyApprenticed to a sorcerer, Mickey Mouse tries to save himself work by using magic on a broom.
Wandering Star
by J. M. G. Le Clézio C. DicksonA young girl survives the Holocaust and begins a journey to Jerusalem, where she meets a Palestinian girl, also displaced from her home. Le Clézio is the 2008 Nobel Prize for Literature winner.
Wanderings: Chaim Potok's History of the Jews
by Chaim PotokLarge, panoramic, rich with brilliant and moving detail, here is the 4000 year history of the Jews, pulsing with great events and alive with the sweep and turbulence of the centuries.
Wanted: One Father
by Penny RichardsEx-cop-turned-writer Max Murdock was at his wit's end, taking care of his baby daughter while trying to meet the deadline for his latest novel...
War Machine (Combat-K #1)
by Andy RemicIn a time of post-Singularity and FTL travel, the Helix War has raged across galaxies. When ex-soldier turned private investigator, Keenan, takes on a new case, he must overcome his demons and gather together his old military unit, a group who swore they'd never work together again.
War Music: An Account of Books 1-4 and 16-19 of Homer's Iliad
by Christopher LogueLogue retells some of the most evocative episodes of the Iliad, including the death of Patroclus and Achille's return to battle, that sealed the doom of Troy.
War Torn
by John MarksSequel to The Wall, this book presents a searing front-line description of the way in which war can affect the lives of ordinary citizens, set in Yugoslavia during their civil war.
Ward 402
by Ronald J. GlasserAgainst all odds, an 11-year-old girl clings to the slender thread of life in a hospital. For the dedicated young physician, there were also human concerns.
Warrant for X
by Philip MacdonaldA conversation is overheard in a London tea shop. A crime is going to be committed, but who is going to do it, and what are they going to do? An Anthony Gethryn mystery.
Warrior Angel
by Robert LipsyteSonny Bear is a champion. . . but he needs the help of an angel. Sonny Bear, the Tomahawk Kid, is on a fast downhill slide with the heavyweight championship at stake. He hardly knows who he is anymore, or why he should keep on fighting. Then the first e-mail arrives. Do not lose heart. I come on a Mission from the Creator to save you. -- Warrior Angel The Warrior Angel might be just what Sonny Bear needs -- but will Sonny be prepared to save him, too?
Warrior Class (Patrick McLanahan Series #9)
by Dale BrownRussia is collapsing, and oil magnate Pavel Kazakov seizes the opportunity to take control, using the Russian army to back him up with deadly force.
Warriors Don't Cry: A Searing Memoir of the Battle to Integrate Little Rock's Central High (Abridged Young Readers Edition)
by Melba Pattillo BealsOriginally published more than a decade ago, this searing account of the 1957 integration of Central High School in Little Rock--an ALA Nonfiction Book of the Year--is written by one of the black teenagers chosen to become warriors on the front lines of the Civil Rights Movement.
Washington Irving's Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman
by Carol Beach YorkOn the quiet banks of the Hudson River in New York, Washington Irving first wrote the tale of Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman. This tale of ghosts and terror takes place in Sleepy Hollow--a village as quiet as its name. Although the hero, Ichabod, was not strong or brave, like so many other American folk heroes, his story has been handed down to us over the years. Just as the stories told by the villagers of Sleepy Hollow made life just a bit more exciting, Ichabod's tale shows how the power of imagination and story-telling can spice up our own everyday lives.
Wasteland of Flint
by Thomas HarlanIn 5 centuries, the mighty empire of Mexica spread out to conquer the Earth. Now they have left their homeworld and set their sights on the stars.
Watchers in the Night (Book 1 of the Guardians of the Night)
by Jenna BlackWhen PI Carolyn Mathers was left at the altar, she never once thought her fiance had been turned into a vampire, but he reappears 2 years later, bringing murder and mystery with him.
Waterdeep (Forgotten Realms: The Avatar Trilogy, Book 3)
by Richard AwlinsonAdon suddenly knew why the guards had not been able to stop the attack. The man was an avatar. The avatar of the God of Assassins turned toward Adon and smiled in acknowledgment.
We Are the Beloved: A Spiritual Journey
by Kenneth Blanchard"My hope is to clear up your amnesia and help you remember what you once knew in childlike innocence: that there is something or someone out there bigger than you who has a divine purpose for your life. The first step in any spiritual journey is a longing for home, a yearning to reconnect with something bigger than you. The focus in this book is on "suiting up"- deliberately accepting on faith God's unconditional love for us as manifested in His gift of grace. ... Rather than trying to persuade you what to do, I'd simply like to share what I believe is an incredibly good deal. It answers the questions about self-esteem once and for all, for it's the realization that once you receive the Lord's forgiveness through grace, you have all the love you will ever need. No amount of striving for approval or achieving greater and greater things will give you more love and acceptance than you already have."
We Borrow the Earth: An Intimate Portrait of the Gypsy Shamanic Tradition and Culture
by Patrick Jasper LeeThis radical new analysis of international politics reveals the crucial role of women in implementing governmental foreign policies.
We the Living
by Ayn RandSet in the Russian Revolution, this novel shows what theories of communism mean in practice, and the men and women who have to struggle for existence behind Red banners and slogans.