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$19.99
Who is the voice of the Grand Old Party? That’s always up for debate. What’s clear is that the Republic Party, the party of Abraham Lincoln, Ronald Reagan, and Donald Trump, favors small government and conservative values. Together in a special 100-page graphic novel are the illustrated biographies of some of the other contemporary voices….
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Every year, during the month of October, artists participate in a world-wide social event called Inktober, created by Jake Parker in 2009. The movement encourages artists to create art every day during the whole month; a total of 31 drawings. Traditionally, the submissions are expected to be black and white line art. In 2017, James…
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Join Taylor Swift, the guitar-wielding champion of empowerment, as she faces her greatest challenge yet in the heart of Melodia. When darkness threatens to snuff out the light of hope, Taylor must harness the power of her music to overcome the shadows and inspire a city in need. With courage, resilience, and the strength of…
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$20.56
Una historia que narra la fascinante evolución de una mujer, desde sus inicios cómo una niña candorosa, a su realización plena como profesional y ser humano, pasando por una serie de pruebas que le presenta la vida y que logra superar gracias a su fe y a su determinación de no dejarse vencer. La protagonista…
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$15.00
Help Super Crazy Save the World! This comic style book poetically gives you some suggestions on how you can help. It is lots of fun and has some helpful hints.
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$12.95
Jimmy, known by his friends as Meathead, is struggling to keep a secret. He wets the bed. Together with his dog and his pet ferret, Meathead rides his Big Wheel to misadventures in the gully, a swampy stream that cuts through his neighborhood. Impressing the older kids seems important, but it leads him into trouble….
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$12.95
“[A] sweet snapshot of a 1970s suburban American childhood.” –IndieReader “A young boy experiences some hard knocks and learns to appreciate what it means to be a good person in this charming and entertaining story.” –Sublime Book Review Jimmy, known by his friends as Meathead, wants to be a good kid… he really does. But…
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Outlier is the tale of Jaylen Justice, also known as Jay. While hiking in the woods, Jay stumbles upon a mysterious rock that subsequently gives him special powers. Jay must learn to adapt to a new way of life and learn from his newly acquired abilities, thrusting him into taking on the role as the…
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$12.99
This book is meant for anyone who wants to flow the right paths. And also want to became a successfull person in life. This book design by reading books and also by thinking. All the best point which need to follow in life to make life easier, enjoyable, loveable and also way in truth. This…
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$14.99
The Baking of BREADSTERS I love to doodle. And I doodle what I love. Carbs of various kinds top that list. Around the time I was in middle school, I had doodled characters like Mr. and Mrs. Muffin, Mr. and Mrs. Donut, and Mr. and Mrs. Roll. Eventually, I sketched their kids. That’s how Stud…
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SHOULD U.S. COMICS BE BANNED? “SATANIC” HARRY POTTER BOOKS BURNT PLAYGROUNDS POSE THREAT TO CHILDREN TEXT-MAD YOUTH LOSING WRITING ABILITIES CHILD SUSPENDED FOR BRANDISHING CHICKEN SOCIAL WEBSITES HARM CHILDREN’S BRAINS STUDENT ARRESTED FOR “PASSING GAS” AT SCHOOL These are all real headlines screaming about the terrible stuff that’s out there . . . stuff that’s…
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$47.99
This book, first published in 1985, stresses Beckett’s success as an innovator in the theatre through a close reading and analysis of his plays. The differing backgrounds of the two authors enables them to approach Beckett’s drama in a particularly fruitful way: ‘Their analysis is clever yet level-headed, readable but does not shirk complexities.’ (Times…
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$135.00
This book, first published in 1985, stresses Beckett’s success as an innovator in the theatre through a close reading and analysis of his plays. The differing backgrounds of the two authors enables them to approach Beckett’s drama in a particularly fruitful way: ‘Their analysis is clever yet level-headed, readable but does not shirk complexities.’ (Times…