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In summer school, a scholarship student baby-sits for a popular boy\'s younger sister; a Clique novel.

Selections from the 40th president\'s daily White House diaries; originally published in 2007.

A former child soldier\'s killing spree and return to humanity.

Michael A. Singer explores the concept of self and consciousness, providing insights and practices for achieving inner peace and liberation from limiting beliefs.

A detective raising 10 children alone must rescue 34 high-level hostages.

To save all of mankind, the Dream-Hunters must lure a warrior out of self-imposed exile to train them to fight their enemies.

As this series barrels toward its conclusion, Naruto and the Shinobi Alliance continue their battle against Obito.

As this series barrels toward its conclusion, Naruto is out of commission, forcing Guy to face Madara.

In The Assault on Reason, Al Gore takes on the politics of fear, secrecy, cronyism, and blind faith, and demonstrates how the Bush administration has used these tactics to undermine our Constitution, our free press, and our system of checks and balances. He also shows how the administration's policies have taken us away from the Founders' vision of America.

A look at the life and work of Diana, Princess of Wales, drawing on more than 200 interviews with her friends, family, lovers, and colleagues

You Can Run But You Can't Hide is a memoir by Duane Chapman, published in 2007. The memoir is a story of Chapman's life as a bounty hunter, and of his capture of some of the most wanted criminals in the United States.

The Age of Turbulence is a book by Alan Greenspan, published in 2007. The book is a story of Greenspan's life and career, and of the economic and political events of the last century.

Bailey Flanigan must decide: Will she spend her life with Brandon in Los Angeles, or will her heart draw her back to Cody in Indiana?

A memoir by the first black coach to win a Super Bowl.

Religion as a malignant force in the world.

The conservative talk-show host on \"the world\'s biggest problems.\"

The bounty hunter Shahara Dagan must decide whether to bring Syn, an assassin and family friend, to justice; a League novel.

Buffy takes a road trip to New York City and forward in time where she meets Melaka Fray, a future slayer.

Ravenpaw and Barley have lost their farm to a pack of vicious cats. They turn to the Thunderclan for help, but they have their own problems.

From the publisher: \"Darkness covers the earth, and the world is under the control of evil.\" Who will rise up to fight for good?

Naruto is in the middle of a great war — and the opposing side has a horde of animated dead ninjas.

Life in a high school filled with werewolves and vampires continues.

Fame, romance and broken hearts.

This series adapts the plot from the role–playing video game, where a young boy must save a magical kingdom with his allies Donald Duck and Goofy.

A photographer crosses paths with the underworld and mafia leaders. Things then get even more complicated (and sexual) in this series, which is an example of yaoi (boy love) manga.

This series depicts its main character, a seemingly average adolescent boy with a hyperactive imagination, in the form of a bird.

George Tenet takes readers inside the CIA and the White House in this memoir of his time as Director of Central Intelligence

"It's All About Him" by Denise Jackson with Ellen Vaughn is a memoir that provides insights into the life of Denise Jackson, wife of country music star Alan Jackson. The memoir explores Denise's journey of faith, resilience, and personal growth in the context of her marriage and family life. Vaughn collaborates with Denise Jackson to share a compelling narrative of love, faith, and self-discovery.

The story of George Harrison and Pattie Boyd’s marriage, as told by the woman who inspired some of the Beatles’ most enduring love songs.

Political commentary on empowering the people in democratic processes.

Autobiography of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

Animals seem to move when you flip the page.

The clever Siamese kitten longs to go to school.

Marley the pup “helps” at holidaytime.

Action scenes are set in motion when you turn a page.

A young boy with dyslexia expresses himself through his art.

Gerald has a big decision to make.

The travails of adolescence, in cartoons.

After Clay\'s crush kills herself, cassettes arrive at his doorstep enumerating the reasons.

A boy leaves his reservation for an all-white school.