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Light Years
Light Years

By Maggie Gee

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The Complete Idiot's Travel Guide to England
Maggie Simpson's alphabet book
Maggie Simpson's alphabet book

By Maggie Groening

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Illustrations of different objects and members of the Simpson family introduce the letters of the alphabet.

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Dr. Mathieson's Daughter
Dr. Mathieson's Daughter

By Maggie Kingsley

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The Mediterranean Millionaire's Mistress
Transfats: The Killer In The Kitchen
Transfats: The Killer In The Kitchen

By Stanfield, Maggie, Maggie Stanfield, Stanfield, Maggie

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Transfats - artificially manufactured fats - have been linked to increased risks of heart attacks and decreased fertility in women. They have no nutritional value and are used by food companies to...

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Through the Minefield
Through the Minefield

By Maggie Turner

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My name is Grover
My name is Grover

By Tish Rabe

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Grover writes a poem that tells about himself and the things he likes to do on Sesame Street.

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Beachcombing
Beachcombing

By Maggie Dana

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Dark of the Moon
Dark of the Moon

By Maggie Pearson

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