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Alex McAllister has everything planned. He is going to get married; he just isn't going to fall in love with his wife.
P>In Fairy Tale Wedding, Alex McAllister’s grandmother wants him to get married. Unfortunately, Alex doesn’t believe in love or marriage, but when his grandmother threatens to sell controlling interest in his family’s company if he doesn’t abide by her wishes, he concocts a devious plan to get his own way. All he needs is an unsuitable bride, from the other side of town, to teach his grandmother a lesson. Will this stubborn bachelor teach his grandmother a trick or two? The odds are against it. Though he matches wits with company presidents every day, Alex finds himse | |  | | Ladies Choice
Candace Turner has everything a woman could want, except for Mr. Right. The problem is that Mr. Right doesn't seem to be around anywhere. And if Candace can't find Mr. Right, Mr. Right Now just might have to do.
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What do five mischievous kids in a small country town do when their parents leave and fail to return? They don't sit around and cry; they have the time of their lives. If that just happens to include a few run-ins with the police, then that's all the more fun for them. And when life gets a little boring in the country, there's only one thing left for them to do - they head to the big city of Atlanta.
Humorous story about five African American children getting by on their own. |
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How To Grow A Puddle
by Edie Batstone
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 This second book in Edie's 'Puddle' series is filled with wonderful catchy rhyming poems that have positive nostalgic messages. Her whimsical illustrations carry the poems along on ripples of warm vibrant colours. |
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