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The cocaine wars
The cocaine wars

By Paul Eddy

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The living dock at Panacea
The living dock at Panacea

By Jack Rudloe

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With Hemingway
With Hemingway

By Arnold Samuelson

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Presents a portrait of Hemingway as seen through the eyes of a Midwestern farm boy living with the family and fishing, talking, and writing with Hemingway.

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Tropical splendor
Tropical splendor

By Hap Hatton

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Nobody lives forever
Nobody lives forever

By Edna Buchanan

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Familiar heat
Familiar heat

By Mary Hood

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Set on the Florida coast, in the small fishing town of Sanavere, Familiar Heat spans a few years in the lives of an assortment of characters, each precisely and vividly imagined - hardworking shrim...

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The WPA guide to Florida
The WPA guide to Florida

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Johan Padan
Johan Padan

By Dario Fo

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Spanish Hoof
Spanish Hoof

By Robert Newton Peck

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The year she turns twelve on Spanish Hoof, her family's beloved ranch in Florida, Harry gets a pony and learns some hard lessons about life.

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Fun With Astronomy
Fun With Astronomy

By May Freeman

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