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Condition: Fair. BuckBy: Benjamin H. MillerThere are few challenges more painful than coping with the unexpected death of a loved one. And for Buckley Acorns, he is no stranger to blocking out pain. From broken bones to third degree burns, Buckley eats pain for breakfast, and dishes out more than your average rookie detective.Set in modern day rural Nevada, the story of Detective Buck is one of humanism shared between him, and the friends he needs to protect, of mystery shrouding a murderer terrorizing the county, and of perseverance held within this man who has nothing to lose in uncovering the truth. After all, whatever doesn't kill him, only makes him stronger.About the AuthorBenjamin H. Miller grew up in the capital city of Carson City, Nevada. He began writing at a young age with a passion for super powered protagonists in mysterious and suspenseful storylines. By sixteen, Miller knew he wanted to be a creative; his will to write plays, songs, and stories were only strengthened by the culturally flushed community in which he lived. He had always taken comfort from the city's bright lights, live music, entertainment, and other pieces of the lovable Nevada culture.Miller and his high school pals often produced silly yet emotionally powered videos to watch on streaming platforms, some containing mystery, some comedy, and all fun to discuss. One day during the cold winter, the group adventured around their town filming a cop movie video about a duo of detectives in search of a murder. This experience inspired Miller to write his first book. He hopes his books will be well accepted into the ever-changing world so he may give back to the world that inspired him.…

Condition: Very Good. BuckBy: Benjamin H. MillerThere are few challenges more painful than coping with the unexpected death of a loved one. And for Buckley Acorns, he is no stranger to blocking out pain. From broken bones to third degree burns, Buckley eats pain for breakfast, and dishes out more than your average rookie detective.Set in modern day rural Nevada, the story of Detective Buck is one of humanism shared between him, and the friends he needs to protect, of mystery shrouding a murderer terrorizing the county, and of perseverance held within this man who has nothing to lose in uncovering the truth. After all, whatever doesn't kill him, only makes him stronger.About the AuthorBenjamin H. Miller grew up in the capital city of Carson City, Nevada. He began writing at a young age with a passion for super powered protagonists in mysterious and suspenseful storylines. By sixteen, Miller knew he wanted to be a creative; his will to write plays, songs, and stories were only strengthened by the culturally flushed community in which he lived. He had always taken comfort from the city's bright lights, live music, entertainment, and other pieces of the lovable Nevada culture.Miller and his high school pals often produced silly yet emotionally powered videos to watch on streaming platforms, some containing mystery, some comedy, and all fun to discuss. One day during the cold winter, the group adventured around their town filming a cop movie video about a duo of detectives in search of a murder. This experience inspired Miller to write his first book. He hopes his books will be well accepted into the ever-changing world so he may give back to the world that inspired him.…

Condition: Good. BuckBy: Benjamin H. MillerThere are few challenges more painful than coping with the unexpected death of a loved one. And for Buckley Acorns, he is no stranger to blocking out pain. From broken bones to third degree burns, Buckley eats pain for breakfast, and dishes out more than your average rookie detective.Set in modern day rural Nevada, the story of Detective Buck is one of humanism shared between him, and the friends he needs to protect, of mystery shrouding a murderer terrorizing the county, and of perseverance held within this man who has nothing to lose in uncovering the truth. After all, whatever doesn't kill him, only makes him stronger.About the AuthorBenjamin H. Miller grew up in the capital city of Carson City, Nevada. He began writing at a young age with a passion for super powered protagonists in mysterious and suspenseful storylines. By sixteen, Miller knew he wanted to be a creative; his will to write plays, songs, and stories were only strengthened by the culturally flushed community in which he lived. He had always taken comfort from the city's bright lights, live music, entertainment, and other pieces of the lovable Nevada culture.Miller and his high school pals often produced silly yet emotionally powered videos to watch on streaming platforms, some containing mystery, some comedy, and all fun to discuss. One day during the cold winter, the group adventured around their town filming a cop movie video about a duo of detectives in search of a murder. This experience inspired Miller to write his first book. He hopes his books will be well accepted into the ever-changing world so he may give back to the world that inspired him.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Mccann, Shawn (illustrator).

Hardback. Condition: Good. Catch the Wind takes readers on a journey that will teach them about wind energy and the importance of making environmentally responsible choices. It was developed with input from educators and experts from within the wind industry. Children can follow Nels, an inquisitive boy, as he visits a wind farm with his father to discover the power of the wind. Diagrams of wind turbines and their components as well as key terms, defined in a glossary, make up the educational content of Catch the Wind. While exploring topics such as renewable energy, the history of wind power, and the steps to building a wind farm, Catch the Wind also raises awareness of wind power as a viable source of clean, renewable energy. Mccann, Shawn (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Turn a simple piece of paper into something totally amazing. Super-clear instructions for 10 origami classics and enough colourful paper to make them over and over again.

Paperback. Condition: Fair. Turn a simple piece of paper into something totally amazing. Super-clear instructions for 10 origami classics and enough colourful paper to make them over and over again.

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Johnson, Pamela (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Johnson, Pamela (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. In 1955, Anne Morrow Lindbergh published her timeless book of reflections, Gift from the Sea. This perennial favorite used the metaphor of seashells to explore the inner spiritual path, gently guiding readers to practice simplifying, quieting, shedding, and centering in a too-frantic world. Two generations later, in a far more fast-paced world, Anne M. Johnson asks women to discover the beauty and meaning of Lindbergh's timeless shells all over again. In Return to the Sea, she uses experiences from her own spiritual journey -- as a busy mother, career woman, and therapist -- to offer a renewed vision of ways to create intentional space in our lives for personal and spiritual growth. Shell illustrations, along with centering exercises, meditations, and journal-writing exercises, enhance each chapter's reflections on Lindbergh's original shell passages. Readers who loved Gift from the Sea the first time -- and women who have yet to be introduced -- welcome these reflections in a beautiful new gift edition.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. In 1955, Anne Morrow Lindbergh published her timeless book of reflections, Gift from the Sea. This perennial favorite used the metaphor of seashells to explore the inner spiritual path, gently guiding readers to practice simplifying, quieting, shedding, and centering in a too-frantic world. Two generations later, in a far more fast-paced world, Anne M. Johnson asks women to discover the beauty and meaning of Lindbergh's timeless shells all over again. In Return to the Sea, she uses experiences from her own spiritual journey -- as a busy mother, career woman, and therapist -- to offer a renewed vision of ways to create intentional space in our lives for personal and spiritual growth. Shell illustrations, along with centering exercises, meditations, and journal-writing exercises, enhance each chapter's reflections on Lindbergh's original shell passages. Readers who loved Gift from the Sea the first time -- and women who have yet to be introduced -- welcome these reflections in a beautiful new gift edition.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. This 24th book in the highly-regarded series explores an important aspect of America history often overlooked in textbooks. It is hard to imagine that, once, a person in America could be "owned" by another person. But from the time the colonies were settled in the 1600s until the end of the Civil War in 1865, millions of black people were bought and sold like goods. Where did the slaves come from? Where did they live when they were brought to this country? What kind of work did they do? With compassion and respect for the enslaved, this book answers questions children might have about this dismal era in American history. Johnson, Pamela (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: Fair. This 24th book in the highly-regarded series explores an important aspect of America history often overlooked in textbooks. It is hard to imagine that, once, a person in America could be "owned" by another person. But from the time the colonies were settled in the 1600s until the end of the Civil War in 1865, millions of black people were bought and sold like goods. Where did the slaves come from? Where did they live when they were brought to this country? What kind of work did they do? With compassion and respect for the enslaved, this book answers questions children might have about this dismal era in American history. Johnson, Pamela (illustrator).…

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