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{ Monthly Archives } April 2009

Cloud Jumpers by Tracy Ahrens

Children often imagine that clouds look like animals and numbers. Cloud  Jumpers live in these shapes and are looking back at you.

Apr 22 2009 Children
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What if the Moon…? by Tracy Ahrens

The moon transforms into a grape, an orange and chocolate chip cookie in “What if the Moon” The poetic text expands a child’s imagination while teaching about colors and shapes.

Apr 22 2009 Children
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Giant Hero by Tracy Ahrens

Angie Bellephant offers the first book about losing a child to a rare congenital birth defect called Potter’s Syndrome. Titus also had Branchio-oto-renal, a dominant genetic condition that can result in kidney anomalies.

Apr 22 2009 Non-Fiction
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Patches of Grey by Roy L. Pickering Jr.

Tony Johnson’s sights are set beyond the trappings of a humble upbringing, but collegiate dreams and falling in love with a white classmate put him at odds with his father.

Apr 22 2009 Fiction
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LIVE CHEAP AND FREE! Strategies to Thrive in Tough Economic Times by Kelly Wilson

A guide to help consumers to make financial goals, track spending, maintain a budget, manage coupons, and build a collection of resources to find products that are cheap and free.

Apr 22 2009 Non-Fiction
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The Ghost Downstairs by Molly Ringle

A haunted Seattle retirement home, which used to be a sorority, holds ghosts, love, and serious danger for the young nurse who moves in.

Apr 21 2009 Fiction
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