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Chicken Soup for the Couple's Soul is now available in a portable, easy-to-pack Mini Edition. Read the romantic and inspirational stories in this pocket-size version of the bestselling book.
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Like love itself, these stories can make you laugh, make you cry, and make you hold your breath wondering what will happen next. We hope they touch you as deeply as they've touched us. And may your life always be blessed with love.
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Medieval historians Diehl and Donnelly provide ideas and instructions for planning an authentic medieval celebration, complete with guidelines on proper table manners, lyrics and music for festive songs and dances, rules for games, plans ...
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More than 175 haunted houses profiled. Information on visiting. Stories of ghosts and hauntings.
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This is an easy-to-follow resource that explains how to transition successful Guided Reading strategies into the upper grades.
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Everyone has their own idea of romance-a candlelight dinner, a stroll on the beach or a sprinkling of rose petals on a bed. Now, Chicken Soup for the Romantic Soul brings brand new inspiration to expressions of romance.
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This revised edition includes new chapters on public history and activist histories.
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Bestselling author and foremost relationship expert Barbara De Angelis teams up as a co-author of Chicken Soup for the Couple's Soul, a collection of heartwarming stories about how real people discovered true love with the person of their ...
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In the popular Q and A format of the Your Questions Answered series, this book provides succinct, expert information on the range of GI problems encountered in primary care, arranged by the symptoms GPs deal with rather than by condition.