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Charmed: The Crimson Spell

by F. Goldsborough

Piper's eyebrows rose in surprise as she lifted out a red ribbon, knotted in the middle. Where did this come from? she wondered. She was just reaching for the phone to call information when she heard a vibrating sound behind her. She turned to see a tall metal shelving unit, loaded with heavy canned goods, teetering. She watched in shock as it began to fall toward her. Piper threw up her hands-a reaction that usually froze time. But the shelving continued to fall. For the space of a heartbeat, Piper felt stuck in place, unable to summon the power that would save her. She screamed as the shelf swayed forward and the heavy cans tumbled through the air. What's happening to me? Piper asked herself. What's going on with my powers? Why didn't they work?

A Handful of Dust, and Decline and Fall

by Evelyn Waugh

2 of Waugh's novels: the first a commentary on the well-mannered death struggles of the upper class; the second satirizes England's sacred cows

The Nanny

by Evelyn Piper

In this psychological thriller, a child's danger is frighteningly portrayed.

Scarlett O'Hara's Younger Sister

by Evelyn Keyes

This story of a movie star by the star herself is vulgar, very real, very innocent by turns, with her views on Fredric March, Artie Shaw, John Huston, Kirk Douglas, Mike Todd and many more.

Dolphin Day

by Evelyn Flores

Georgie, raised in the States, goes to visit large extended family in Guam. He and one cousin, Frankie, dislike each other from the start. Georgie is afraid of the ocean and many things on the island. One day Frankie steals his father's boat and takes Georgie out to see dolphins. They become friends during this event, but then they run out of gas on the return trip. They spend 3 days lost on the ocean.

Isa's Avocado Tree

by Evelyn Flores

Isa plants an avocado seed on Guam and watches the plant grow, but then a typhoon sweeps across Guam. Includes classroom discussion questions and activities.

The Duendes Hunter

by Evelyn Flores

On Guam, a little girl hunts for duendes, happy little people who dance in the swamp when the moon is big and round, and scurry back to their hiding places when the dew starts to drop. While she hunts in the swamp, she comes across many of the native animals of Guam. The book includes classroom discussion questions, activities, and a recipe for cookies that Little Girl makes in the story.

Mystery of the Dark Tower (American Girl History Mysteries #6)

by Evelyn Coleman

In 1928, when her father tears her and her brother from their mother in North Carolina, and takes them to live with aunts in Harlem, twelve-year-old Bessie is trapped in a strange place, especially after her father mysteriously disappears.

Basil of Baker Street

by Eve Titus

Basil, the famous sleuth of mousedom, lived in the cellar of Sherlock Holmes' house. A devoted admirer of the great detective, he had learned his craft by listening at the feet of Holmes himself.

My Cat Likes to Hide in Boxes

by Eve Sutton

The cat from France likes to sing and dance. The cat from Norway got stuck in the doorway. But MY cat likes to hide in boxes.

The Bones of Fred McFee

by Eve Bunting

A rhyming story about a toy skeleton at Halloween that provides menace and mystery.

Mr. Bridge

by Evan S. Connell

Connell's other novels include Mrs. Bridge, The Diary of a Rapist, and The Connoisseur. Mr. Bridge was made into a movie.

Journey to the River Sea

by Eva Ibbotson

Sent to live with distant relatives on a rubber plantation in Brazil, Maia must leave her cozy boarding school in London for the unknown wilderness of the Amazon jungle.

Just the Facts, Ma'am: The Authorized Biography of Jack Webb

by Daniel Moyer Eugene Alvarez

From his poverty-stricken childhood to his success on TV, this is the story of the creator and portrayer of Dragnet's Joe Friday.

Sahara Special

by Esmé Raji Codell

Sahara Jones is going into 5th grade - again. Although she won't be "Sahara Special" any more (special needs, that is), she doesn't expect this year to be any better than last year.

Jackpot: The Short Stories of Erskine Caldwell

by Erskine Caldwell

75 short stories by the classic author

The Necessity of Art: A Marxist Approach

by Ernst Fischer Anna Bostock

The author, an Austrian poet and critic, surveys the whole history of artistic achievement through Marxist eyes.

Brave Men

by Ernie Howard Pyle

Pyle's stories about WWII, in Sicily June-Sept 1943, in Italy Dec 1943-April 1944, in England April-May 1944, and in France June-Sept 1944.

Guia legal para la población hispánica de los estados unidos

by Ernesto A. Anaya

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The Magistrate

by Ernest K. Gann

A good man's personal and professional lives are on trial, a court trial that would attack and pound at the very bedrock of his life.

The Basic Ideas of Science of Mind

by Ernest Holmes

A brief, straightforward and user-friendly account of the Science of Mind philosophy and teach, written in the last years of his life by the man who developed it.

If Life is a Bowl of Cherries, What am I doing in the Pits?

by Erma Bombeck

A hilarious swipe at husbands, honeymoons, tennis elbow, marriage, lettuce, the national anthem, and a host of other domestic dilemmas.

Spill the Jackpot

by Erle Stanley Gardner

Corla was blonde, beautiful, and on her way to a lifetime of happiness when she suddenly headed for Las Vegas and faded out of sight...

The Case of the Amorous Aunt

by Erle Stanley Gardner

Perry Mason tells Della Street to get her notebook and pen ready, since they are getting Aunt Lorraine and Montrose Dewitt out of bed.

The Case of the Blonde Bonanza

by Erle Stanley Gardner

Perry Mason asks, "Why would anyone hire a girl with the figure of a strip teaser and pay her $100 a week to put on weight?"

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