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From the author of Annie on My Mind comes an unflinching novel about prejudice, censorship, and homophobia in a New England town.

Seattle.

Emmy Award-winning television news producer and journalist chronicles his battle with multiple sclerosis and colon cancer.

From Hollywood's Golden Age to a rock 'n' roll tragedy, this pair of detective novels from two award-winning maestros of mystery hits all the right notes. From Edgar Award-winning author Stuart M.

When her best friend, an old lady named Miss Lilly, dies, Sara learns that the memory of a loved one never dies. Grades K-3.

Princes, princesses, goblins, ghouls, dragons, and more abound in these twenty-two Japanese fairy tales translated and retold for young Western readers.

On the road to investigate an unsolved bombing case involving a possible suicide bomber, writer Frank Corso uncovers the possibility that the supposed bomber may have been a victim himself, forced

From a John W. Campbell Award-winning author: The original trilogy chronicling the military science fiction adventures of Nicholas Seafort.

Ernie, a twelve-year-old tycoon, makes a tidy profit in the pet funeral business.

All Browning expects is to go through the motions of making a propaganda film.

Three brothers, born on a Greek island, spread their wings and soar to impressive heights in their three professions.

Five men and a woman, as deadly as any, were hunting Reece.

This humorous novel is set against the backdrop of Hollywood in the 1920's and follows the adventures of actor Richard Browning as he gets caught between the FBI and the Ku Klux Klan, and make

Story of WA man, John Button, who was sentenced in the 1960s for the murder of his girlfriend; the police were under great pressure at the time for a series of unresolved murders, many attributed t

An entertaining mixture of fact and fiction about experiences in a small N.S.W. town, prompted by the decision of a family to escape the tensions of life in Canberra.