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(01/18/12) I had a cousin, Randall, killed on Iwo Jima. Have I told you? So begins Kate Walbert's beautiful and heartbreaking novel about a young woman, Ellen, coming of age in the long shadow of World War II. Forty years later she relates the events of this... See more

(01/18/12) I had a cousin, Randall, killed on Iwo Jima. Have I told you? So begins Kate Walbert's beautiful and heartbreaking novel about a young woman, Ellen, coming of age in the long shadow of World War II. Forty years later she relates the events of this period, beginning with the death of her favorite cousin, Randall, with whom she shared Easter Sundays, childhood secrets, and, perhaps, the first taste of love. When he dies on Iwo Jima, she turns to the legacy he left her: his diary and a book called The Gardens of Kyoto. Each one subtly influences her perception of her place in the world, the nature of her memories. Moving back and forth through time and place, Kate Walbert recreates a world touched by the shadows of war and a society in which women fit their desires into prescribed roles. Unfolding in lyrical, seductive prose, The Gardens of Kyoto becomes a mesmerizing exploration of the interplay of love and loss. See less

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(01/12/12) This book is written for people who love food and want to be healthy. It uses only natural ingredients, combining them in an easy way to prepare delicious and satisfying meals. Each recipe is simplified to cut cooking time, but has a gourmet touch to... See more

(01/12/12) This book is written for people who love food and want to be healthy. It uses only natural ingredients, combining them in an easy way to prepare delicious and satisfying meals. Each recipe is simplified to cut cooking time, but has a gourmet touch to make the dish look beautiful and fancy. Because this too is part of my philosophy of life and food – meals have to be tasty, easy and feast the eye the same way they nourish the body. See less

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(11/21/11) Introduce young art lovers to two of the greatest artists of all time—Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890) and Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881–1973). Drawn from the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, their worlds are vibrantly brought to life... See more

(11/21/11) Introduce young art lovers to two of the greatest artists of all time—Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890) and Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881–1973). Drawn from the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, their worlds are vibrantly brought to life in these dazzling reproductions. A brief biography and notes on the works are included. See less

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(10/31/11) For most adults, fairy tales are among the childish things we've put away. Alice Hoffman, however, feels differently. Practical Magic starts out as a tale of Gillian and Sally Owens, two orphaned girls whose aunts are witches--of a mild sort. For the... See more

(10/31/11) For most adults, fairy tales are among the childish things we've put away. Alice Hoffman, however, feels differently. Practical Magic starts out as a tale of Gillian and Sally Owens, two orphaned girls whose aunts are witches--of a mild sort. For the past two centuries, Owens women have been blamed for all that has gone wrong in their Massachusetts town, ever since their ancestor arrived, rich, independent, and soon accused of theft: "And then one day, a farmer winged a crow in his cornfield, a creature who'd been stealing from him shamelessly for months. When Maria Owens appeared the very next morning with her arm in a sling and her white hand wound up in a white bandage, people felt certain they knew the reason why." The aunts are daily ostracized by the same upstanding citizens who sneak to their house at night for magical love cures. To the sisters they are for the most part benevolently absent, though their bell, book, and candle routine makes life a torment for Gillian, beautiful... See less

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(10/06/11) Bi-Weekly Newspaper HIGH CUT Vol 50 - Songjoonggi Yuain

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(10/06/11) Magazine W Korea 2011 - 07 SM Town ( Superjunior, Girls Generation, Jangkeusuk )

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(12/13/10) Amazon.com: Prince Bertram the Bad: Books

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(12/13/10) If you are twelve or under, you have probably read -- and memorized -- at least one poem by Jack Prelutsky. He has written more than thirty books of verse, edited several enormously popular anthologies (and been extensively anthologized himself),... See more

(12/13/10) If you are twelve or under, you have probably read -- and memorized -- at least one poem by Jack Prelutsky. He has written more than thirty books of verse, edited several enormously popular anthologies (and been extensively anthologized himself), translated a number of books, and is always at work on the poems for at least three future books. He has lived in Boston, Albuquerque, and Manhattan, but he says he is now happily settled in the Seattle area. Among his most popular books are The New Kid on the Block, Something Big Has Been Here, The Dragons are Singing Tonight, and Monday's Troll. See less

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(11/22/10) " Praised by Newsweek as “a compelling read” and Library Journal as “accessible and down-to-earth,” Dale McGowan’s Parenting Beyond Belief offered freethinking parents everywhere a compassionate introduction to raising caring, ethical children... See more

(11/22/10) " Praised by Newsweek as “a compelling read” and Library Journal as “accessible and down-to-earth,” Dale McGowan’s Parenting Beyond Belief offered freethinking parents everywhere a compassionate introduction to raising caring, ethical children without religious guidance. Now, for the more than 40 million people in the United States who identify themselves as nonreligious, Raising Freethinkers offers solutions to the unique challenges secular parents face and provides specific answers to common questions, as well as over 100 activities for both parents and their children. This book covers every important topic nonreligious parents need to know to help their children with their own moral and intellectual development, including advice on religious-extended-family issues, death and life, secular celebrations, wondering and questioning, and more. Complete with reviews of books, DVDs, curricula, educational toys, and online resources relevant to each chapter topic, Raising Freethinkers helps... See less

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(11/22/10) Valerie Tarico, Ph.D., is a former fundamentalist Christian and graduate of Wheaton College, a bastion of Evangelical education. She holds a doctorate in counseling psychology from the University of Iowa and completed postdoctoral studies at the... See more

(11/22/10) Valerie Tarico, Ph.D., is a former fundamentalist Christian and graduate of Wheaton College, a bastion of Evangelical education. She holds a doctorate in counseling psychology from the University of Iowa and completed postdoctoral studies at the University of Washington. Trusting that "All Truth is God's Truth," Dr. Tarico committed to follow her spiritual questions wherever they might lead. Ultimately they led her away from Evangelicalism. Currently, Dr. Tarico writes for the Huffington Post and ExChristian.net. She also hosts a television series in Seattle, Washington, on "Moral Politics." Not satisfied with spending all her energy critiquing Christianity, Dr. Tarico promotes interfaith dialogue and the shared values that link all humanity. She speaks to churches and secular groups on topics such as moral development, the psychology of belief, and wisdom convergence. She also manages WisdomCommons.org, an interactive website that allows users to find and discuss information on values... See less

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(11/22/10) Darrel Ray has made a marvelous contribution to our understanding of ourselves. The description of religion as a cultural virus is not new, Darrel is the first to put the virus on a slide and pull out the microscope. The God Virus goes beyond... See more

(11/22/10) Darrel Ray has made a marvelous contribution to our understanding of ourselves. The description of religion as a cultural virus is not new, Darrel is the first to put the virus on a slide and pull out the microscope. The God Virus goes beyond analogy, offering a fascinating and detailed look at the wiggling, maddening virus itself how it moves, how it survives, and how and why it continues to thrive. --Dale McGowan, Author/editor, Parenting Beyond Belief and Raising Freethinkers, Harvard Humanist of the Year (2008) For those hungering for more after reading the books written by Dawkins, Harris, Hitchens and Dennett, Dr. Darrel Ray's The God Virus is a logical and thought-provoking follow-up. By extending the metaphor of religion as a virus, the reader gets a better understanding of the incredible power religion can have on anyone's way of thinking (Dr. Ray shows that even your IQ is negatively affected!). Lest anyone think this is just a putdown of religion, it also gives excellent... See less

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(11/16/10) MacDonald is just a regular, sharp-witted guy on a quest for funtential, his coined word for the maximum potential for fun. In a casual, playful tone, his account begins as he stares past his computer screen and at the brick wall of his girlfriend's... See more

(11/16/10) MacDonald is just a regular, sharp-witted guy on a quest for funtential, his coined word for the maximum potential for fun. In a casual, playful tone, his account begins as he stares past his computer screen and at the brick wall of his girlfriend's apartment in Quebec; he lives there, and she pays the rent. Wanting to contribute financially to the relationship, he recalls a childhood game, Bigger and Better, and begins looking for something to trade. He's drawn to the red paperclip holding together his résumé and cover letter. The rest of the book traces his exchanges from the red paperclip to a fish pen to a smiley-face door knob and culminates with a house in Kipling, Saskatchewan—all within a year. From the outset, MacDonald insists on making each deal in person, and these personal exchanges provide the book with a human interest that transcends any fascination with quirky material swaps. Trading a door knob for Shawn's camping stove, for example, becomes an excuse for the once... See less

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(09/16/10) Your parents always told you not to play with your food, but when it's as adorable as the culinary ideas contained in these pages, it'll be hard not to! Bento boxes are a great, eco-friendly way to carry fresh, healthy lunches, and this cookbook... See more

(09/16/10) Your parents always told you not to play with your food, but when it's as adorable as the culinary ideas contained in these pages, it'll be hard not to! Bento boxes are a great, eco-friendly way to carry fresh, healthy lunches, and this cookbook shows you how you can pack them full of foods creatively crafted to resemble everything from dogs and cats to flowers and cars! Also included are helpful grocery shopping hints, recipes for mini snacks, general tips and tricks, and so on. Never thought you could make a cute cottontail bunny out of some rice and ham? Well, now you can! See less

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(09/21/10) K-Gr 2-On the way to her first day of school, Unhei is teased by the children on the bus for her Korean name. When she reaches her classroom and is asked her name, she tells her classmates that she has not yet decided on one. To be helpful the... See more

(09/21/10) K-Gr 2-On the way to her first day of school, Unhei is teased by the children on the bus for her Korean name. When she reaches her classroom and is asked her name, she tells her classmates that she has not yet decided on one. To be helpful the children put their suggestions into a "name jar." Eventually the girl decides to keep her own name as one of her classmates takes pride in the new Korean nickname he has chosen, Chinku, meaning "friend." The round, red imprint of the Korean character for Unhei's name provides the graphic manifestation of the story's theme. Attractive golden endpapers feature random repetitions of the stamp imprint interspersed with her classmates' handwritten suggestions on scraps of torn paper. The bold, bright paintings that illustrate the story are realistic, warm, and appealing. Unfortunately, the text sags under the weight of its mission to describe how it might feel to immigrate. A well-meaning and visually attractive effort, but uninspired. See less

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(09/17/10) From School Library Journal PreSchool-Grade 2–In the tradition of Grace Lin's Dim Sum for Everyone! (Knopf, 2001) and The Ugly Vegetables (Charlesbridge, 1999), Park introduces preschoolers to the culinary culture of Korea. Playful, cartoonlike... See more

(09/17/10) From School Library Journal PreSchool-Grade 2–In the tradition of Grace Lin's Dim Sum for Everyone! (Knopf, 2001) and The Ugly Vegetables (Charlesbridge, 1999), Park introduces preschoolers to the culinary culture of Korea. Playful, cartoonlike drawings portray a round-faced girl helping her mother shop and prepare a delicious meal in the kitchen. The illustrations, set against a white background, are very appealing. Each spread presents a detailed and busy kitchen scene enhancing the rhyming text. The name of the dish is delightful, and children will want to chime in on Hungry hungry hungry/for some BEE-BIM BOP! and variations on the catchy refrain. The verses contain many of the preparation steps and ingredients and some readers may have difficulty keeping the rhythm, but with a bit of practice, the rhyme works well. A recipe follows the story and in the author's note, Park explains that bee-bim bop means mix-mix rice. A fine addition to any collection, this book is a terrific way to... See less

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(09/16/10) Whether journeying to lands near or far, nobody wants to look like a tourist. So, when in Rome, do as the Romans do with the assistance of this handy, tablet-sized, padded, hardbound book that depicts a world-weary, worn, vintage suitcase on both... See more

(09/16/10) Whether journeying to lands near or far, nobody wants to look like a tourist. So, when in Rome, do as the Romans do with the assistance of this handy, tablet-sized, padded, hardbound book that depicts a world-weary, worn, vintage suitcase on both covers. If you want to ensure that you don't get ensnared in any tricky situations during your voyages to vogue cities like Paris, Milan, London, and New York or even on simple, rural road trips, then read up on the humorously helpful wisdom written among the many photographic pages of this compendium of what to expect in different locations, countries, and cultures. Your traveler's insurance agent will love you for it! See less

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(09/16/10) Have you ever picked up a scrap of paper from the sidewalk and discovered a note scrawled on it that seemed hilarious out of the context of its correspondence? Or, have you come across an unintentionally funny family photo stuck between the pages of... See more

(09/16/10) Have you ever picked up a scrap of paper from the sidewalk and discovered a note scrawled on it that seemed hilarious out of the context of its correspondence? Or, have you come across an unintentionally funny family photo stuck between the pages of a library book you checked out? Well, so has Davy Rothbart, and he's made a career compiling castaway letters, drawings, pictures, and other sundries in his magazine - and now in books. This particular notebook-sized paperback is the follow-up to his national bestseller and offers up another addicting assortment of lost or forgotten items found in peculiar places around the world. This fun book is bound to vanquish any voyeuristic curiosities you may have about the human condition! See less

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(08/09/10) FRUiTS is a Japanese magazine documenting current street style - namely from the Harajuku area of Tokyo. Started by photographer Shoichi Aoki, this book includes photos from the mag with artistically mixed traditional and modern fashion, as well as... See more

(08/09/10) FRUiTS is a Japanese magazine documenting current street style - namely from the Harajuku area of Tokyo. Started by photographer Shoichi Aoki, this book includes photos from the mag with artistically mixed traditional and modern fashion, as well as lists of where these hipsters bought their clothing and answers to pressing questions such as, 'What is your current obsession?' Its easy to enjoy this intriguing and inspiring look at Japanese street fashion. See less

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(12/01/07) * Paperback: 64 pages * Publisher: Japan Publications Trading (August 3, 2001) * Language: English * ISBN-10: 4889960732 * ISBN-13: 978-4889960730 * Product Dimensions: 9.9 x 8.1 x 0.3 inches * Shipping Weight: 7.2 ounces (View shipping rates and... See more

(12/01/07) * Paperback: 64 pages * Publisher: Japan Publications Trading (August 3, 2001) * Language: English * ISBN-10: 4889960732 * ISBN-13: 978-4889960730 * Product Dimensions: 9.9 x 8.1 x 0.3 inches * Shipping Weight: 7.2 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) * Average Customer Review: (33 customer reviews) * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #3,310 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books) Popular in these categories: (What's this?) See less

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(02/28/08) Japanese food is not as hard to master as you might believe. Not when we’ve got Amy Kaneko’s awesome new book showcasing 70 fun recipes at our side! How do ya say “Pig out!” in Japanese? 168 pgs. From SF’s Chronicle Books. Click here for our new fred... See more

(02/28/08) Japanese food is not as hard to master as you might believe. Not when we’ve got Amy Kaneko’s awesome new book showcasing 70 fun recipes at our side! How do ya say “Pig out!” in Japanese? 168 pgs. From SF’s Chronicle Books. Click here for our new fred blog. See less

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(11/30/07) Book Description Sae hasn't been very lucky in love so far, but is Shinji the one?! Will he look beyond Sae's flaws and accept her for who she is? Or has Sae fallen for the wrong guy once again? In order to become closer to him, Sae promises to pay... See more

(11/30/07) Book Description Sae hasn't been very lucky in love so far, but is Shinji the one?! Will he look beyond Sae's flaws and accept her for who she is? Or has Sae fallen for the wrong guy once again? In order to become closer to him, Sae promises to pay Shinji back for the damage to his car. But to do that, Sae must work part-time jobs nonstop and even trick Saru into helping her out. Will Sae get the happy ending she's been dreaming of? Or will she fall on her face once again? See less

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(05/12/08) Amazon.com: The Diaries of Adam and Eve: Translated by Mark Twain: Mark Twain, Don Roberts, Michael Mojher: Books

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(11/30/07) Book Description Naka is pleasantly surprised to learn that she's landed another job...but not so pleasantly surprised to learn that Tsutsumi will be the photographer! Meanwhile, Ms. President notices that Umi is starting to look more and more manly,... See more

(11/30/07) Book Description Naka is pleasantly surprised to learn that she's landed another job...but not so pleasantly surprised to learn that Tsutsumi will be the photographer! Meanwhile, Ms. President notices that Umi is starting to look more and more manly, and warns him to be careful. Will everyone learn Umi's secret? See less

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(11/30/07) Just when Hanabi thinks that she and the dreamy Yasuaki have reached the pinnacle of romantic bliss, the cruel hand of fate throws her a wicked curveball--her childhood friend Takeru (now a marvelous specimen of teenage studliness) is back in town... See more

(11/30/07) Just when Hanabi thinks that she and the dreamy Yasuaki have reached the pinnacle of romantic bliss, the cruel hand of fate throws her a wicked curveball--her childhood friend Takeru (now a marvelous specimen of teenage studliness) is back in town and wants to reminisce about the good old days. Takeru's designs on Hanabi seem more than friendly, especially when he asks her to choose between Yasuaki and himself. Who'll get kissed? Who'll get punched? Who'll get kissed and punched?! See less

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(11/30/07) Book Description In Volume 3 of this action-packed romance, the friendship between Ilya and Yooi grows. Sharing an exciting tale of betrayal and unexpected heroism, Lida's bodyguard confides to Yooi how he came to be loyal to the rich, self-centered... See more

(11/30/07) Book Description In Volume 3 of this action-packed romance, the friendship between Ilya and Yooi grows. Sharing an exciting tale of betrayal and unexpected heroism, Lida's bodyguard confides to Yooi how he came to be loyal to the rich, self-centered elitist. Disguised as Lida, Yooi fools Lida's grandfather but not her mother...and while she hides her true identity from Gaon, she can't hide her true feelings for him. As the engagement party approaches, Ilya can't let his guard down for a second because the unknown blackmailers have sent a message threatening to kill Lida. When the truth comes out about Yooi's duplicity, will Gaon's love for her remain steadfast, or will he fall under the powerful spell of the true Lida Yoo? See less

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(11/30/07) Riko aches for a boyfriend, but nobody is interested, so she orders a mysterious "lover figurine," and soon a naked young man who wants to be her boyfriend is delivered to her doorstep.

(11/30/07) Riko aches for a boyfriend, but nobody is interested, so she orders a mysterious "lover figurine," and soon a naked young man who wants to be her boyfriend is delivered to her doorstep. See less

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(11/30/07) * Paperback: 208 pages * Publisher: Go!Comi (July 5, 2006) * Language: English * ISBN-10: 0976895773 * ISBN-13: 978-0976895770 * Product Dimensions: 7.3 x 5 x 0.7 inches * Shipping Weight: 5.6 ounces customer reviews yet. Be the first. * Amazon.com... See more

(11/30/07) * Paperback: 208 pages * Publisher: Go!Comi (July 5, 2006) * Language: English * ISBN-10: 0976895773 * ISBN-13: 978-0976895770 * Product Dimensions: 7.3 x 5 x 0.7 inches * Shipping Weight: 5.6 ounces customer reviews yet. Be the first. * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #203,678 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books) See less

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(11/30/07) High school is difficult for most kids. But for Kayano, a shy girl whose single mother seems to work all the time, it's even worse than usual. She's so afraid of drawing attention to herself, in fact, that she can't tell the handsome Kamijo how much... See more

(11/30/07) High school is difficult for most kids. But for Kayano, a shy girl whose single mother seems to work all the time, it's even worse than usual. She's so afraid of drawing attention to herself, in fact, that she can't tell the handsome Kamijo how much she loves him-until one day she finally gets up the courage to write him a letter confessing her feelings. But her plans go awry when the letter falls into the hands of the school's most notorious students, Edogawa Takeru. To Kayano, Takeru seems to be Satan himself. Not only is he devilishly handsome, he is the son of the school's principal. Even the teachers dare not stand up to him. Kayano, appalled by how badly her first attempt at a social life has gone, thinks she can struggle through and get her letter back. But Takeru enjoys watching her suffer. Just when she thinks she's solved the problem, her mother comes home to announce she's getting married — to principal Edogawa! Now Kayano will have to live with this devil Takeru 24/7! How... See less