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| The books in this section are what we consider especially good deals. In many cases they are hardback editions that are less expensive than their trade paper counterparts. The prices are suggested list and any resale discount is calculated from there. Quantities are limited. |
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| Michelin Green Guide Washington, D.C. trade paper 280 pages 2061000789 4.98 This is the 5th edition at a special bargain price with lots of handy facts still to offer. Color photos, a slim profile and lots of maps are a few of the reasons so many swear by Michelin guides. |
 
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| Our White House: Looking in Looking Out 108 renowned authors and illustrators hardcover 9780763620677 256 pages 12.98 Offering essays, short stories, illustrations, presidential letters and speeches, comics and personal reflections, this unprecedented anthology will energize and inspire young readers. |
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| Out of Harm's Way Booher & Ezell hardcover 123 pages 1-885457-15-4 5.98 Threatened by the ever-changing Atlantic coastline, the historic Cape Hatteras Light was a prime candidate for a move. The incredible engineering feat of moving the lighthouse is chronicled here in full-color photographs and informative text. |
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| Rubber Duckie Jodie Davis trade paper in plastic box with duck 0762418362 4.98 What could be more charming than a book that celebrates the history and lore of America's bath-time icon? Why, one that comes packaged with a real rubber duckie, that's what! We're awfully fond of this one. |
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| Tides V. M. Caldwell hardcover 312 pages 1571316280 1.98 (originally 16.95) Continuing the story begun in the critically acclaimed "The Ocean Within", this book reintroduces the Sheridan kids as they grow up learning the outside world challenges even the strongest of families. |
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| Washington Meg Greenfield hardcover 242 pages 1-58648-027-8 6.98 Originally priced at $26.00. A great price for the perspective on the city offered by one of its most prominent Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists. We love the way she describes how political Washington works-- like high school. |
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