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My crooked family
My crooked family

By James Lincoln Collier

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Living with irresponsible parents in a seedy part of a big city in 1910, thirteen-year-old Roger falls in with a gang of murderous burglars and discovers an unpleasant secret about his father.

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Pleneurethic, its evolution and scientific basis
Pastel
Pastel

By Quinten Collier

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Chem Trails
Chem Trails

By Quinten Collier

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King Sun
King Sun

By Joy Collier

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Modernism and the European unconscious
Hearts of Gold
Hearts of Gold

By Catrin Collier

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Visiting Langston
Visiting Langston

By Willie Perdomo

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Ebay Tips for Dummies
Ebay Tips for Dummies

By Marsha Collier

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