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Could be mistaken for BRAND NEW.

This book advances into an unexplored emotional territory that is created by a daughter's ability to rework or even shatter what is habitrual and limiting between mother and daughter.

Pages are clear and readable and and are in excellent condition; minor wear on the covers and spine.
Recounts the experiences and achievements of the men and women who have attempted to circle the globe

I would have listed like new, but there is minor wear on the covers and spine.
Bakery owner Natalie is shocked when, on their fourteenth wedding anniversary, her husband announces he's leaving her for another woman. She can barely believe it's happening.
Humiliated and angry doesn't quite sum it up. She stays strong for her daughter, but it isn't easy. Enter her wild sister and pragmatic business partner. The two of them convince Natalie to do a makeover, and in a crazy move, she changes her mousy dull hair to a brilliant blonde.
Meanwhile, she's trying to expand her Seattle bakery but runs into an obstacle with her annoyingly handsome landlord.
Women usually love astronomer Anthony Novello. The one exception is his new tenant, Natalie. He's never met a woman more difficult. But when Anthony returns from a telescope observing run, he observes something that's not celestial. An attraction between him and Natalie.
Sparks fly as he convinces her to go out with him. She has her doubts. Lots of them. But… Read More

Pages are clear and readable and are in nice shape; minor wear on the covers, spine and dust jacket

Book is in very good condition - almost new. This copy is SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR (first name only).
The Selling of the Babe is the first book to focus on the ramifications of the sale and captures the central moment of Ruth's evolution from player to icon, and it will appeal to fans of The Kid and Pinstripe Empire.

Very good condition - first edition.

Pages are clear and readable and are in excellent condition; minor to moderate wear on the covers and the spine; some spots on the page ends.
LONDON, 1612. A dealer in cloth is being burned at the stake in a macabre ceremony of theological cleansing. He would be an ordinary man but for his willingness to die in extraordinary pain for his religious convictions. In the festive crowd stands a boy of nine--too young, some would say--to begin to comprehend the meaning of this judicial murder. But the impact of this burning will alter the boy's life and sent him on an unrelenting quest for answers from his society. He is Roger Williams, future founder of Rhode Island, the sanctuary for those who would worship as they please. But it is still thousands of miles and a score of years before his thinking will take flight into the doctrine of "soul liberty." The author evokes the stages of self-awareness as the young Roger gropes with doubts about the validity of a church-state collaboration. His orthodox father… Read More

Pages are clear and readable and are in very nice shape; minor to moderate wear on the covers and the spine.
The Art of Social-Network Marketing is a collection of Internet-based marketing tips and techniques for the beginner and professional alike. Ken Powers unlocks the secrets of utilizing social-networks and the World Wide Web to effectively promote and market products and services of all types. By combining techniques specific to several individual social-media services into a very simple centralized marketing strategy, The Art of Social-Network Marketing unlocks the mysteries of approaching Internet-based product promotion. Utilizing techniques incorporated by the author to very effectively market his own products and artwork, this book introduces the reader to a very simple strategy based around directing traffic from social-media services to a central virtual storefront. The Art of Social-Network Marketing is a complete system of tips, techniques, and strategies that is certain to lead to… Read More

Signed by author; name plate affixed to front end papers; minor wear on the dust jacket

The pages are readable, but they have blemishes and creases. This does not interfere with the readability of the text. There is minor to moderate wear on the covers and the spine.
Genealogical history of the Maling family of Maine from the 1700s to the 1900s.

his book looks almost like new, but there are some spots on the page ends.
MELODY was the youngest child to fall under Letal's knife. It was her culling that finally goaded Kirin into the war. Even though her xylin node was left intact, Dee's wings never recovered and she cannot fly. But, Dee, has an extraordinary gift, never seen before in the species. She can control the sea and communicate with the little mermaids, the merikin. When one of the Houses conspires to destroy Kirin with poison, they experiment on the merikin with great loss of life. In a desperate attempt to save the merikin and the Heartland seas, Dee races against time and miles to lead her friends to safety.

Could be mistaken for BRAND NEW!!
Nineteen short plays about family, food, and one of our favorite holidays. This collection is perfect for classroom study or public performances, with actors from high school students to adults, and of course audiences of all ages.

First edition. Pages are clear and readable and are in excellent condition; moderate wear on the dust jacket.

Could be mistaken for BRAND NEW!!
When The Walk to Emmaus event is over, your journey as a Fourth Day pilgrim begins. As you move into Day Four's solo daily practices of piety, study, and Christian action, you will cherish this informative booklet.This item is non-discountable.

The pages are clear and readable. There is moderate wear to the covers of the dust jacket. There is writing on the inside front page. If you don't mind these minor imperfections here is an excellent deal for you!!!

Pages are clear and readable and are in excellent condition; minor wear on the dust jacket.

INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR!! Could be mistaken for brand new.
Some turbulent process related to language gave birth to this book, at once a paean to and elegy for the life force embodied in the speaker's granddaughter and muse, Isabella. Working in 11-syllable lines, Simon trains his fierce focus on details small as a spider supping on dew and large as "a cathedral made of salt and bread." The poems are shaped with subtle control, and they move with grace and breathe to a place "where metaphor breaks down, fragrant as compost." I was most happy to be taken there, and you will be, too.

This book introduces the topic of assisted reproduction in a family-friendly format. Using illustrations and appropriate language, the book explores hormone treatment, IVF and reproductive donors. The book represents families of many different compositions. It is everything you need to start the converstion about assisted reproduction!

Pages are clear and readable and are in EXCELLENT CONDITION; yellowing and writing on the front end papers; yellowing on the rear end papers; moderate wear on the original dust jacket.

The pages are clear and readable and are in excellent condition. PAPERBACK VERSION There's minor wear on the covers and spine.