| 1. Getting the Love You Want: A Guide for Couples | 
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By: Harville Hendrix
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company
1988-06
This is a wonderful book, and should be mandatory reading for anyone in a relationship or thinking about one. It provides valuable insights into basic human behavior, as well as practical tools for improving communication, deepening understanding and creating greater intimacy. Reading this book changed all of my relationships dramatically. It improved my familial relationships, romantic relationships... more
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| 2. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? | 
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By: Bill, Jr. Martin
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company, LLC
1996
Love this story. My son already had Panda Bear Panda Bear, and loved that.. We bought this one, he loves it equally as much. He is 2 and loves the animals at the end of the story, and loves that fact that he can "read" it to us after he learns the animals. Great book, we are going to be buying the others by the this author... more
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| 3. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: With Connections (Hrw Library) | 
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By: Mark Twain
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company
1997-01
I don't need to tell you what this book is about: everyone is familiar with it. I started reading it for the first time at age 25, fully expecting it to be the greatest novel I've ever read. I was not disappointed. I've never laughed so much with one book. The dialects, the events, the people: they're all so priceless. A masterpiece!... more
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| 4. "D" is for Deadbeat |
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By: Sue Grafton
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company
1987
This is a great book for those of you that like a little fun with your mystery. All of this series is great. I recommend this author... more
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| 5. "C" is for Corpse: A Kinsey Millhone Mystery |
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By: Sue Grafton
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company, Inc.
1986-05
What I appreciate most in Grafton's Kinsey Millhone series is her attention to realism. Kinsey Millhone is a professional private detective, licensed by the state, and operating in "the real world". The books stick to this idea, and present mysteries in an almost pedestrian manner; while in the middle of a case Kinsey stops by her office, sorts through her mail, drinks coffee, and goes grocery... more
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| 6. Understood Betsy |
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By: Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Publisher: Henry Holt and company
1941
... you will like this story.
There were a few very small typos and the illustrations did not show up - which was kind of disappointing.
I really, really enjoyed this book! If you like The Secret Garden or The Little Princess you will like Understood Betsy also. It is novella length. A perfect read to pick up in between some heavy books.
I giggled... more
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| 7. K Is for Killer | 
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From: Henry Holt & Company, Inc.
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company, Inc.
1994-05
This was the very first of Sue Grafton's novels that I had listened to many years ago when I was on vacation in Maine. I had it on tape and thanks to AMAZON, I now have it on CD. It is one of my favorites since I have now read ALL the Kinsey Millhone mysteries OR have listened to them, including the new one "U' IS FOR UNDERTOW. Thanks, AMAZON, for making it possible for me to hear the story again... more
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| 8. The Go-Getter: A Story That Tells You How To Be One |
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By: P. Kyne, Peter B. Kyne
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company
1975-09
Inspirational. Though difficult to understand at the beginning but read through a couple time and it make more sense each time. Not to difficult to do since its only 30 pages!!!... more
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| 9. M Is for Malice (Kinsey Millhone Mystery Ser.) |
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By: Sue Grafton
Publisher: Henry Holt and Company
1996
The Margin
More surprises in this one.
Millhone discovers a cousin she hasn't had any contact with in twenty years living near by. The cousin, an attorney, is working on settling a family estate, the only hang-up is a missing family member that must be present at the settlement, according to the will. Millhone finds the missing family member, advises him of the settlement... more
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| 10. The Last Station: A Novel of Tolstoy's Last Year |
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By: Jay Parini
Publisher: Henry Holt and Company
1990-07
The book is narrated by each of the people closest to Tolstoy in his final year, by alternating chapters.
Sofya Andreyevna - his wife for nearly 50 years - to me had the loudest voice. She was an extremely complex character and not someone that I liked at all. She was paranoid, neurotic and extremely jealous of all the people surrounding Tolstoy. She was constantly trying to find out what... more
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