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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Offering a wealth of field-tested literacy strategies, this book helps K-8 teachers make their instruction more culturally inclusive and responsive.

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Paperback. Condition: Good. A poignant, beautiful novel about a night that changes the lives of two teens and, amidst the humor, leads them to a new beginning of self-acceptance and hope.

Paperback. Condition: Good. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS TODAY is known nationwide for its balanced, unbiased, and modern coverage of constitutional, governmental, political, social, and economic structures and their processes. The book provides the knowledge that allows you to make informed choices, encourages you to play an active role in the decision-making process, and promotes your participation in the world around you by giving you the tools you need to get involved. MindTap for American Government, Cengage Learning's fully online learning solution, is available and fully integrated with this text.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. Research increasingly questions the safety and efficacy of antibiotics in treating ear infections in small children. This guide explores the underlying causes of the problem and suggests new strategies. The author discusses diet, homeopathic care, and children's vitamin absorption process. The book includes a checklist that advises parents when they should take their children to the doctor, and provides specific questions to ask in determining the appropriateness of antibiotics or surgery.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. Sensitive but practical, Charlotte Tradescome has come to accept the reticence of her older, work-obsessed husband Henry. Still, she hopes to create a life for their three-year-old daughter. So when Henry inherits a home on Cape Cod, she, Henry, and little Fiona move from their Manhattan apartment to this seaside community. Charlotte sells off part of Tradescome Point, inadvertently fueling the conflict between newcomers and locals. Many townspeople easily dismiss Charlotte as a washashore. A rare exception is Darryl Stead, an oyster farmer with modest dreams and an open heart, with whom Charlotte feels the connection she's been missing. Ultimately he transforms the way she sees herself, the town, and the people she loves.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Ben Schmidt had a typical childhood: he rode his bike down country roads, played street hockey with his cousin, and idolized his older brother. At seventeen he graduated a semester early from high school and worked to save up for college. Life was good, until a tragedy tore his world apart. Six months later he spent his days huddled in basements, squatting behind blacked out windows. He had turned his back on his family, friends and future in order to numb himself with drugs. At times shocking, funny and heartbreaking, Ben takes the reader into the belly of the beast, shedding light into the drug-fueled underworld of a small midwestern town. He shares how he scratched his way up to the top, how it all came crashing down, and how no one is beyond the power of Jesus' love.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. If you are a student wondering what to study in college, this book is for you. It invites you to seek out the practical benefits of studying literature, language, the arts, history, religion, and philosophy. These disciplines - known collectively as the humanities - will teach you to analyze complex social dynamics, articulate good arguments, and apply the hard-won wisdom of the past to new and challenging situations. …

Paperback. Condition: Good. You will discover Finding Solitary Contentment is a feel better guide to achieving personal peace and gratifying, new life options. Victoria's encouraging style delivers a compassionate step-by-step approach to re-accessing your life after the loss of a spouse or longtime partner. No matter the circumstances, be it death, divorce or simply looking for a better way, her hard-learned wisdom and humor will walk you through the challenges of living alone. From self-esteem and finances to sexuality and friendships, this enlightening book equips you with the tools, resources and expertise to navigate positive change and growth.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. You will discover Finding Solitary Contentment is a feel better guide to achieving personal peace and gratifying, new life options. Victoria's encouraging style delivers a compassionate step-by-step approach to re-accessing your life after the loss of a spouse or longtime partner. No matter the circumstances, be it death, divorce or simply looking for a better way, her hard-learned wisdom and humor will walk you through the challenges of living alone. From self-esteem and finances to sexuality and friendships, this enlightening book equips you with the tools, resources and expertise to navigate positive change and growth.…

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Hardback. Condition: Good. In a town with nothing but bad weather, Carl's the dog to sniff out the storm. Folks can rely on him, which means that Carl has it made in the shade . . . and the wind, rain, and sleet. So when the climate suddenly takes a turn for the fair, what's a foul-weather dog to do?      Karen Lee Schmidt has created a heartwarming tale with a subtle message about adapting to change. Readers will fall in love with Carl, a lovable doggy hero who's full of heart.…

Condition: Very Good. Everyone in Singing Springs, Wisconsin, is talking about the handsome new pastor. Except single mother Megan Osbourne. With a checkered past, she knows not to speculate about others. Or think for one dreamy minute that Jeb Matthews would even notice her. Yet there she is, telling him about her life and not feeling judged. Soon she's even helping him set up a church youth center and becoming more a part of the community than ever. And when Jeb slowly opens up to her about why he gave up his former life, she hopes the pastor will soon take a loving wife--her. …

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Paperback. Condition: Fair. Sensitive but practical, Charlotte Tradescome has come to accept the reticence of her older, work-obsessed husband Henry. Still, she hopes to create a life for their three-year-old daughter. So when Henry inherits a home on Cape Cod, she, Henry, and little Fiona move from their Manhattan apartment to this seaside community. Charlotte sells off part of Tradescome Point, inadvertently fueling the conflict between newcomers and locals. Many townspeople easily dismiss Charlotte as a washashore. A rare exception is Darryl Stead, an oyster farmer with modest dreams and an open heart, with whom Charlotte feels the connection she's been missing. Ultimately he transforms the way she sees herself, the town, and the people she loves.…

Hardback. Condition: Fair. When Santa was a baby, he was silly and jolly--just like you! Objects are hidden on every page for your little elf to find. Charming rhymes celebrate the season, and playful pictures invite exporation. A mirror on the last page puts your child right in the story. Anita Schmidt (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. The ideal companion to a child's first tackle set, and a useful reference for years to follow. Ages 8 and up. Brian W. Payne (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Beloved author Gary D. Schmidt expertly blends comedy and tragedy in the story of Doug Swieteck, an unhappy "teenage thug" first introduced in The Wednesday Wars, who finds consolation and a sense of possibility in friendship and art. At once heartbreaking and hopeful, this absorbing novel centers on Doug, 14, who has an abusive father, a bully for a brother, a bad reputation, and shameful secrets to keep. Teachers and police and his relatives think he's worthless, and he believes them, holding others at arm's length. Newly arrived in town, he starts out on the same path--antagonizing other kids, mouthing off to teachers, contemptuous of everything intimidating or unfamiliar. Who would have thought that the public library would turn out to be a refuge and an inspiration, that a snooty librarian might be a friend, or that snarky redheaded Lil would like him--really like him? With more than his share of pain, including the return of his oldest brother from the Vietnam War, shattered and angry, will Doug find anything better than "okay for now".…

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