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Cruisin for a bruisin
Cruisin for a bruisin

By Winifred Rosen

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The thirteen-year-old daughter of a psychoanalyst describes her growing sexual awareness and her intense relationships with boys and her family.

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Dragons hate to be discreet a story
Dragons hate to be discreet a story

By Winifred Rosen

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A little girl has her very own dragon that goes on rampages whenever the right moment comes along.

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Three romances
Three romances

By Winifred Rosen

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Three Romance Love Stories from Camelot Retold
Chocolate to morphine
Chocolate to morphine

By Andrew Weil

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From chocolate to morphine
From chocolate to morphine

By Andrew Weil

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From Chocolate to Morphine
Three Romances
Cruisin for a Bruisin
Hiram makes friends.
Hiram makes friends.

By Winifred Rosen

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A little boy's imaginary pets become a very real threat to his household.

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