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The Last Queen by Christopher W Gortner Juana of Castile, the last queen of Spanish blood to inherit her country's throne, is an enigmatic figure, shrouded in lurid myth. Was she the bereft widow of... More about this book »	Boys Keep Being Born by Joan Frank "In these stories, women encounter the limits of middle age . . . both worldly and stoical, with the fun of verbal and social sophistication . . . Frank is... More about this book »
Miss Kansas City by Joan Frank Friendless and reclusive, Alex Blue commutes two hours each way to a job that serves mainly as a place to bide time, until one day she meets the wealthy, worldly--... More about this book »	The Great Far Away by Joan Frank Prompted by a mysterious letter, aging, solitary Annie Freed recalls what happened to "the tribe": a group of young, freewheeling bohemians who found... More about this book »
We'll Paint the Octopus Red by Stephanie Stuve-Bodeen What starts as a new baby story takes an unexpected twist when Emma's new brother is born. More about this book »	Babu's Song by Stephanie Stuve-Bodeen Bernardi lives with his grandfather, Babu. Bernardi wants to go to school and play soccer, but they cannot afford it. Then Babu makes a music box for Bernardi. More about this book »
The Compound by Stephanie Stuve-Bodeen For the last six years, Eli has lived with his family in an underground compound. His technovisionary billionaire father built it to protect them in case of a world... More about this book »	Elizabeti's Doll by Stephanie Stuve-Bodeen Upon the arrival of her new baby brother, Elizabeti decides she needs a doll to take care of the way her mother takes care of her new baby. Elizabeti looks around... More about this book »
The Secret Lion by Christopher W Gortner In this rousing historical adventure set in the Tudor court, we are swept back to the final days of Edward VI's reign, and a time of danger, deceit, and courage.... More about this book »	Old McDonald'san's Farm by Michael L Schmicker In Japan, pigs go "buu buu" and dogs go "wan wan!" And ducks don't quack...they say "gaa gaa!" With this entertaining, cross-cultural... More about this book »

The Feathered Violin: Understanding Women's Poetry (... by Bonnie G Roberts In 1985, when women's poetry was not as prevalent as it is today, Melissa Clark asks men to listen very, very hard to what women say about their own self-perception... More about this book »	Improving Your Relationship With Your Body by Robin S. Rosenberg This is a very brief book that distills the essence of the findings from psychological research to help you improve your relationship with your body. It is part of... More about this book »
The Warsaw Anagrams by Richard Zimler Warsaw, 1941--an exhausted and elderly psychiatrist named Erik Cohen makes his way home to the Jewish ghetto after being interned in a Nazi labor camp. Yet only... More about this book »	The River Within by Baxter Trautman The River Within, from Lambda Literary Award nominee, Baxter Clare Trautman, follows three women whose bonds are strained, reforged, and ultimately strengthened as... More about this book »
Collage: A Tribute to Steven Owen Bailey (three poems) by Bonnie G Roberts This collection is divided into three parts: 1) A poem written by the editor of Collage in memory of Steven Owen Bailey, a young interior designer and artist, who... More about this book »	The Lexicon Of The Orphanage by Jack Varnell The Lexicon Of The Orphanage An offprint-compendium from an emotional orphan A collection of poetry, art and the finest in modern confessional and memoir... More about this book »
A Barroom View of Love by Susan morales The last thing Katherine Sullivan wanted to do was spend her 29th birthday in an ashram with her mother! But she was alarmed: her wealthy, chronically-depressed... More about this book »	The Last Icon: Tom Seaver and His Times by Steven Robert Travers This book tells the complete, unvarnished story of the great Tom Seaver, that rarest of all American heroes, the New York Sports Icon. In a city that produces not... More about this book »
Fezariu's Epiphany by David Brown The White Oak, Clarendon's oldest brothel, lured and destroyed men by the thousands. Fezariu was different. He had never been drawn by the White Oak's vices but the... More about this book »	My Barsetshire Diary by David Prosser The life of a member of the British Gentry living in a small village with his wife, the horse mad formidable Lady J, his daughter the beautiful Ysabel and Oscar his... More about this book »