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A hidden book. A found cipher. A game begins . . . . Twelve-year-old Emily is on the move again. Her family is relocating to San Francis...

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Dear Greenglass House,

I am so very sorry, but it's just not working. I thought we were made for each other- smugglers, a creaky old stained-glass inn, winter vacation, mysterious thefts- it looked like everything I could want in a cozy little book. But as I read more and more, I just couldn't get into you. It seemed to be just kids dressing up and spying on guests, and while that's all well and good, I was looking for a more... mature relationship. I wanted a plot twist, or a hidden truth finall...more

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Danielle The Book Huntress (Back to the Books)

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Dear Greenglass House, I am so very sorry, but it's just not working. I thought we were made for each other- smugglers, a creaky old stained-glass inn, winter vacation, mysterious thefts- it looked like everything I could want in a cozy little book. But as I read more and more, I just couldn't get into you.

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For his autumnal yet incandescent family tragicomedy, The Royal Tenenbaums, Wes Anderson drew inspiration from a handful of literary works remarkably possessed of whimsy and insightful wit. Chief among these is the late J. D. Salinger's short but utterly perceptive book, Franny and Zooey, whose title characters are members of the Glass family, the basis for the dysfunctional Tenenbaums in Anderson's film. The eccentric director, drawing further attention to his enchantment with Salinger's fictio...more

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From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler

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For his autumnal yet incandescent family tragicomedy, The Royal Tenenbaums, Wes Anderson drew inspiration from a handful of literary works remarkably possessed of whimsy and insightful wit. Chief among these is the late J. D. Salinger's short but utterly perceptive book, Franny and Zooey, whose title characters are members of the Glass family, the basis for the dysfunctional Tenenbaums in Anderson's film.

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From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler Book Trailer

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My Animoto Video - created at http://animoto.com This book trailer was created for SLIS 5420. All images are copyright free and were retrieved from http://search.creativecommons.org/. Music is Coquetry by McKenzie Stubbert.

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The City of Ember has 1,701 ratings and 238 reviews. David said: HOW DID I MISS THIS BOOK???A graphic novel interpretation of a book I had never reall...

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The Graveyard Book, Volume 1 has 9,263 ratings and 833 reviews. Jesse (JesseTheReader) said: OH MAN. I loved this so much! I read it in one sitting. I lo...

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THE GRAVEYARD BOOK by Neil Gaiman | Official Book Trailer

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Nobody Owens is an unusual boy. He was raised in a graveyard by ghosts and has learned the secrets they keep, like the ability to fade and dream walk. And he'll need all of those skills to face what is waiting for him on the outside.

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Coraline has 17,458 ratings and 1,524 reviews. When Coraline steps through a door in her family's new house, she finds another house, strangely similar t...

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The Mystery Boxes has 5,129 ratings and 445 reviews. Jesse (JesseTheReader) said: Wow! I really enjoyed this. It was my first graphic novel anthology and...

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3.5 stars!

this poignant little book has come highly recommended to me from several sources-my best friend, an educator, who often runs book clubs with her students featuring this novel; goodreads; several lists about books set in new york city, including this one; and even the new york times.

i had very high expectations going in-and, unfortunately, most of the book didn't quite live up to the hype that had been accumulating in my head for several years now.

i'd say three-quarters of when you...more

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3.5 stars! this poignant little book has come highly recommended to me from several sources-my best friend, an educator, who often runs book clubs with her students featuring this novel; goodreads; several lists about books set in new york city, including this one; and even the new york times .

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Read 223 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. When the Problim children's ramshackle bungalow in the Swampy Woods goes kaboom, the seven...