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Staying safe at school

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"Written by veteran law enforcement and family counseling professionals, the second edition of this guidebook shows students and parents how to stay safe at school. The book pinpoints personal safe...

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By Johnny Quarles

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Must love kilts

By Angela Quarles

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While vacationing in Scotland, Traci Campbell whisks her kilt-obsessed sister back to 1689, where she meets Iain MacCowan.

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