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Crank by Ellen Hopkins Kristina Georgia Snow is the perfect daughter:gifted high school junior, quiet, never any trouble. But on a trip to visit her absentee father, Kristina disappears... More about this book »	The Face in the Mirror - essay contributed by Kathi Kamen Goldmark When you were young and idealistic, who was the person you saw in the mirror? What were your expectations and those of your family and community? And now that you'... More about this book »
Safe by Marcia Meier A poem about loss More about this book »	A Banquet for Hungry Ghosts: A Collection of Deliciously... by Ying C Compestine According to Chinese tradition, those who die hungry or unjustly come back to haunt the living. Some are appeased with food. But not all ghosts are successfully... More about this book »
Patchwork and Ornament: A Woman's Journey of Life, Love,... by Nadine Galinsky Feldman Memoir of Jeanette Feldman, who overcame poverty and family struggles in the South Bronx during the Great Depression to become a fine artist, enjoy a loving family... More about this book »	When a Grandchild Dies: What to Do, What to Say, How to Cope by Nadine Galinsky Feldman Provides support, comfort, and encouragement to grieving grandparents. More about this book »
Journey Into The Past by Abe F. March Heather Wilson, a successful architect, needed time off from work and a chance to recover from a relationship gone sour. The poster of a 12th century castle helped... More about this book »	They Plotted Revenge Against America by Abe F. March An American attack on Baghdad leaves heartbroken and angry survivors. Two different families, one Muslim and one Christian, are wiped out in the 2003 raids and... More about this book »
Swimming by Enza Gandolfo Kate Wilks is a swimmer, a teacher and a writer, but she has never been a mother. She believes she has a good and satisfying life until a chance encounter with her... More about this book »	Swimming by Enza Gandolfo Kate Wilks is a swimmer, a teacher and a writer, but she has never been a mother. She believes she has a good and satisfying life until a chance encounter with her... More about this book »

Hush Sessions by Kristi Maxwell "By turns pained and playful, deceptively clear and transparently oblique, these poems show a will toward meaning that must find its way through the signs,... More about this book »	Repulsion Thrust by Magdalena Ball As with her first poetry collection, Quark Soup, Magdalena Ball's Repulsion Thrust tackles big subjects not often the fodder of poetry:... More about this book »
how to bury a goldfish and other ceremonies and celebrations for... by Louise B Nayer Co-authored with Virginia Lang this book is an offering of more than 100 new traditions and ritiuals to commemorate and honor special moments and milestones in all... More about this book »	25 Sexy Poems by Santosh Kalwar More about this book »
Tokyo Diary by Shashikiran Mullur More about this book »	The Taker and the Keeper (with Wim Coleman) by Pat Perrin Middle-schoolers Gregory Guest and Yolanda Torres have no intention of becoming heroes overnight. But as the only kids in Bainsboro who see that the world has gone... More about this book »
The Secret World of Unicorns by Pat Perrin Have you ever seen a unicorn?Though rare, they’re out there. In China, if you’re very lucky, you might see the K’i-lin, a unicorn considered to bring great fortune... More about this book »	13 to Life by Shannon Delany Something strange is stalking the small town of Junction… When junior Jess Gillmansen gets called out of class by Guidance, she can only presume it’s for one of... More about this book »
To Hell in a Handbasket by Beth Groundwater In this sequel to A Real Basket Case, Colorado Springs gift basket designer Claire Hanover takes a spring ski vacation in Breckenridge, Colorado, with her family.... More about this book »	Eetoo by Robby Charters The Ben Hur of SF: Eetoo, a shepherd from an obscure planet, was the one prophesied to seek the truth from the birthplace of humanity. He has help from fellow... More about this book »