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Bad Monday
Bad Monday

By Annette., Roome, Annette Roome, Roome, Annette, 1946-

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Chris Martin stumbles on a great follow-up to her newest assignment, and she is determined not to let the story of her career get away. Soon after interviewing local boy and legendary rock star Ric...

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Winged Skis
Isabelle : The Life Of Isabelle Eberhardt
The Junior Concert
The Junior Concert

By Smith., Annette., Annette Smith, Elsie Nelley, Jenny Giles

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12 volumes : 17 cm Statement of responsibility from the back of each book Lucy's garden / Annette Smith. -- Billy's sticker book / Elsie Nelley. -- Sets of picture cards / Annette Smith. -- Fourtee...

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PM Tales And Plays - Orange Level The Gingerbread Man (X6)
PM Storybooks - Green Level Set 3 Try Again Hannah (X6)
Provocative Peril
Momentary Marriage
Mystery Lover
The Adoption Triangle
The Adoption Triangle

By Annette., Baran, Arthur D. Sorosky, Reuben., Arthur D., Sorosky, Arthur D., Pannor, Reuben, Baran, Annette, Sorosky, Pannor

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The Adoption Triangle - the Effects of the Sealed Record on Adoptees, Birth Parents, and Adoptive Parents.

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