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- Treasury of animals and nature. by Cassels, Jean.(CARDINAL)265565; Harris, Greg,1950-(CARDINAL)317363; Maydak, Michael S.(CARDINAL)317720; Schreiber, Stephen.(CARDINAL)826536; Catala, Ellen.Seals.; Freeman, Darlene.Butterflies.; Johnson, Jay,1942-Dinosaurs.; Muldrow, Diane.Wild cats.; Nicholas, Christopher.Bugs.; Nicholas, Christopher.Fish.; Nicholas, Christopher.Kittens.; Nicholas, Christopher.Snakes.; Nicholas, Christopher.Spiders.; Shealy, Dennis R.,1969-Horses.; Trimble, Irene.Sharks.; Trimble, Irene.Whales.; Alaskan Moose Studios.(CARDINAL)876918;
Provides an introduction to the physical characteristics, habitats and behavior of a wide variety of animals.- Subjects: Animals;
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- Mr. Nicholas : a magical Christmas tale / by De Vinck, Christopher,1951-author.(CARDINAL)765361;
"A story that helps us see the unique goodness in each person. A boy with Downs Syndrome, figures out that Mr. Nicholas, the local hardware store owner, involved with reindeer, toys, and children is more than just a clerk on Main Street"--"Each town has its own secrets, and those secrets belong to each citizen in his or her own way. When it becomes known that Mr. Nicholas, the eccentric owner of the hardware store, is somehow involved with reindeer, toys, and children, the town becomes more and more suspicious that this man is more than just a clerk on Main Street.JB, a clever, open, ten-year-old boy with Down's syndrome, is able to figure out the secret from the first time Mr. Nicholas gives him a chocolate deer wrapped in gold foil. JB's father and mother, divorced and both cynical, follow the adventures of JB as he flies on the back of a reindeer, feeds Mister Rogers' fish, and defines what can be forgotten by those who are too busy to remember the magic of Christmas, cuckoo-clocks, and love"--- Subjects: Christmas fiction.; Down syndrome; Hardware stores; Children of divorced parents;
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- Rumble fish [videorecording] / by Burum, Stephen H.,1939-director of photography.; Cage, Nicolas,1965-actor.(CARDINAL)769314; Claybourne, Doug,film producer.; Copeland, Stewart,composer (expression)(CARDINAL)737399; Coppola, Francis Ford,1939-film director,screenwriter.(CARDINAL)516096; Coppola, Sofia,1971-actor.(CARDINAL)346585; Dillon, Matt,actor.(CARDINAL)348092; Fishburne, Laurence,III,1961-actor.(CARDINAL)434940; Higgins, Michael,1920-2008,actor.; Hinton, S. E.,screenwriter.(CARDINAL)504170; Hopper, Dennis,1936-2010,actor.(CARDINAL)681338; Lane, Diane,actor.(CARDINAL)345193; Malkin, Barry,editor of moving image work.; Penn, Christopher,actor.; Roos, Fred,film producer.; Rourke, Mickey,actor.; Scarwid, Diana,1955-actor.; Smith, William,1933-actor.(CARDINAL)824474; Spano, Vincent,1962-actor.; Tavoularis, Dean,production designer.; Waits, Tom,1949-actor.(CARDINAL)781880; Withrow, Glenn,1953-actor.; Motion picture adaptation of (work) :Hinton, S. E.Rumble fish.; Criterion Collection (Firm),publisher.(CARDINAL)348269;
Director of photography, Stephen H. Burum ; production designer, Dean Tavoularis ; editor, Barry Malkin; music composed and performed by Stewart Copeland.Matt Dillon, Mickey Rourke, Vincent Spano, Diane Lane, Diana Scarwid, Dennis Hopper, Nicholas Cage, Christopher Penn, Larry Fishburne, Tom Waits, William Smith, Michael Higgins, Glenn Withrow, Domino."In this deeply personal tale of estrangement and reconciliation between two rebellious brothers, set in a dreamlike and timeless Tulsa, Francis Ford Coppola gives mythic dimensions to intimate, painful emotions. The director's "art film for teenagers" was his second adaptation of young-adult novelist S. E. Hinton's work in a single year, after the more classically styled The Outsiders. Graced with a remarkable cast headed by Matt Dillon, Mickey Rourke, and Diane Lane; haunting black-and-white visuals that hark back to German expressionism and forward to Coppola's own Tetra; and a powerful percussive score by Steward Copeland that underlines the movie's romantic fatalism, Rumble Fish pulsates with genuine love and dread"--Container.MPAA rating: R.DVD, NTSC, region 1; widescreen (1.85:1 aspect ratio); Dolby Digital 2.0 surround, 5.1 surround.- Subjects: Feature films.; Fiction films.; Film adaptations.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Hinton, S. E.; Brothers; Gangs; Male friendship;
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- Reflect & write : 300 poems and photographs to inspire writing / by Guy, Elizabeth.(CARDINAL)611197; Kellner, Hank.(CARDINAL)498936;
"For grades 7-12"--Cover.Includes bibliographical references (pages 11-15).Machine generated contents note: 10 Websites to Help Teachers in the Classroom -- 10 Websites to Help Students Get Published -- Poems -- Reflections on the water s surface / Sarah Marlin -- Molten Glass / Betty Bowman -- Little Girl, Little Girl / Hillary Lockhart -- Why I Write / Lisa Blair -- Soda Shop Stop / Anna Catherine -- Winter's here / Julie Brown -- Smoldering Grass and Slithering Mice / Martha Walker -- Where I'm From / Lisa Logsdon -- Life Expectancy / Cynthia Needle -- Quiet Entities / Mignon Self -- The Absence of Color / Cynthia Staples -- Forever / Brian Guido -- I Love a Parade / Kristel Greenlove -- Four Haiku / Cynthia Lee Katona -- Great Grandfather's Watch / Betty Bowman -- A Full Purple Crown / Timothy San Pedro -- Letter to Urban Youth / Timothy San Pedro -- For Jordan and Jackson (With Love From Mom) / Janet Vincent -- Foreign Fish / Laura Pastuszek -- Going My Own Way / Laura Pastuszek -- A Salesman From Greer / Betty Bowman.Contents note continued: A Snapshot Look / Kym Sheehan -- Intimacy / Kym Sheehan -- No Zac Efron / Elizabeth Guy -- sunsparks / Karen Topham -- The Kiss I Got From You / Christopher Thomas -- The Last Day / Lisa Logsdon -- Four Haiku / Cynthia Lee Katona -- Paper / Gabrielle Lehmann -- scream (after Munch) / Karen Topham -- Jed / Jeffrey Nichols -- One Hot Pepper / Inez Airing -- Advice / Cynthia Needle -- The Bridge / Kym Sheehan -- Approaching Autumn / Laura Lee -- Sonnet 18 / William Shakespeare -- Sonnet 18.5 (A Parody) / Hank Kellner -- September Day / Lila Mackey -- From the Love of My Parents / Michele Kelley -- Boredom Is Rage Spread Thin / Sarah Neil -- Contentment / Jakub Misztal -- Solitary Meaning / Sheila Cooperman -- photos hidden away / Karen Topham -- No Dough to Buy Two Pickles / David Henry -- Four Haiku / Cynthia Needle -- A Grandmother's Heart / Erick Moore -- Beyond the Window / Nichola Cody -- Lily Loves the Lantern Man / Rachael Penn.Contents note continued: Summer Storms / Cynthia Staples -- Eulogy for a Cat / Kristel Greenlove -- Manhattan Reveries / Jakub Misztal -- Not Me! / Brian Guido -- Look Beyond the Ocean / Christopher Thomas -- A Bad Dream / Faith Hooper -- Longing for the Riviera / Anna Catherine -- Grandmother / Mara Dukats -- In the Course of a Life / Kristen Autumn Shortley -- Memorial / Lila Mackey -- To life, well-lived / Mara Dukats -- Time / Faith Hooper -- The Mathematics of Hate / Timothy San Pedro -- Fall Fever / Amy Lyons -- The First Morning of the Night / Rose Scherlis -- Walls / Betty Bowman -- Depression / Briana Birt -- Four Haiku / Laura Lee -- The Surprise Answer / Ms. Amanda Jones's Class -- A Dream / David Henry -- I Am St. Joseph / Stephanie Hartley -- Alone on a Bench / Hank Kellner -- Bridge to Anywhere / Elizabeth V. Best -- The Old Guitarist / William J. Small -- Loneliness / Elizabeth Guy -- Above the Clouds / Nichola Cody -- The Dog With No Name / Rose Scherlis.Contents note continued: Butterflies / Cole Kim -- A Happy Chair / Elizabeth Guy -- Doors of Persuasion / Laura Pastuszek -- Four Haiku / Elizabeth Guy -- Wish / Brett Pepowski -- Reflections on a Winter Painting / Elizabeth Guy -- Faceless Man / Cole Kim -- Four Haiku / Elizabeth Guy -- Self-Identification in the Crinkling of Fall / William J. Small -- Rainy Day Reverie / Anna Catherine -- rainbow's end / Karen Topham -- Skateboarding / Rose Scherlis -- Through the Looking Glass / Nichola Cody -- Where Is My Heart? / Christiana Pontier -- To Book Snobs Everywhere / Lisa Blair -- Hope / Laura Pastuszek -- untitled / Julie Brown -- The Pumpkin Sonnet (With Apologies to Shakespeare) / Cole Kim -- Memory Quilt / Lila Mackey -- All Cooped Up / Jake Kutchins -- Fabric / Jakub Misztal -- Two Kids on Red Brick Canvas / Cole Kim -- Going Green / Cynthia Needle -- grief / Inez Airing -- Gossip / Lila Mackey -- Still the Bells / Christiana Pontier -- Bees / Judith Norberg.Contents note continued: Windmills / Judith Norberg -- Continuity / Laura Pastuszek -- The Conductor / Michele Kelley -- Waiting / Brian Guido -- Take a Break / Anna Catherine -- Sculptor / Amy Lyons -- A New World Is Here / Faith Hooper -- Outside My Window / Mary Meyer -- A New Generation / Bambi Fischer -- Dirty Asphalt / Vic Capaul -- A Forever's Goodbye / William J. Small -- Bill / Elizabeth Guy -- The Greatest Generation / Lisa Logsdon -- Taunting Voices / Hillary Lockhart -- Shattered / Sheila Cooperman -- Don't Go / Sheila Cooperman -- Lone Ranger / Diane Wahto -- Fun House Reflection / Matthew Bernbaum -- Inspiration / Becky Brown -- Moon Sleep / Sheila Cooperman -- The Lone Wolf / Becky Brown -- The Wrecking Yard / Gabrielle Lehmann -- Dragonfly, Shelling / Clara Quinlan -- Winter Shore / Clara Quinlan -- In the Wild / Erick Moore -- The Blue Door / Cynthia Needle -- Chip Off the Old Block / Mara Dukats -- Yellow Bird / Caroline Kerr.Contents note continued: The World Needs ... / Sierra Ferrier -- Chicago Newcomer / Molly Wagener -- picket fences / Laurel Guido -- white on white / Mara Dukats -- Even From a Concrete Sea / Lila Mackey.Provide more than three hundred poems, photographs, and quotations to use as writing prompts for students in grades seven through twelve. Includes CD-ROM with copies of the photographs, poems, and prompts.- Subjects: Literature.; Poetry; Photography; High school students; High school students' writings, American.;
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- 100 poems to break your heart / by Hirsch, Edward,author.(CARDINAL)156730;
Includes bibliographical references.One hundred "of the most moving and inspiring poems of the last 200 years from around the world, a collection that will comfort ... anyone trapped by grief or loneliness, selected by the ... author of How to Read a Poem."--- Subjects: Poetry.; Poetry; Poetry; Poetry;
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- American Christmas stories / by Willis, Connie,editor,writer of introduction.(CARDINAL)347059;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 443-447) and index.Introduction /"Christmas took on its modern cast in America, and over the last 150 years the most magical time of the year has inspired scores of astonishingly diverse and ingenious stories. Library of America joins with acclaimed author Connie Willis to present a unparalleled collection of American stories about Christmas, literary gems that showcase how the holiday became one of the signature aspects of our culture. Spanning from the origins of the American tradition of holiday storytelling in the wake of the Civil War to today, this is the biggest and best anthology of American Christmas stories ever assembled. From ghost stories to the genres of crime, science fiction, fantasy, westerns, humor, and horror, stories of Christmas morning, gifts, wise men, nativities, family, commercialism, and dinners from New York to Texas to outer space, this anthology reveals the evolution of Christmas in America--as well as the surprising ways in which it has remained the same."--- Subjects: Short stories.; Christmas stories, American.; Short stories, American.;
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- Handbook of North American Indians. by Sturtevant, William C.(CARDINAL)278499; Ubelaker, Douglas H.(CARDINAL)151526; Smithsonian Institution.(CARDINAL)141176;
Includes biographical references (pp. 851-1115) and index.Paleo-Indian -- Plant and animal resources -- Skeletal biology and population size -- Human biology -- Contributors.- Subjects: Indians of North America; Indians of North America; Paleo-Indians; Natural resources; Human ecology; Paleopathology;
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- Talking to the sun : an illustrated anthology of poems for young people / by Koch, Kenneth,1925-2002.(CARDINAL)131086; Farrell, Kate.(CARDINAL)517072; Koch, Kenneth,1925-2002.(CARDINAL)131086; Farrell, Kate.(CARDINAL)517072; Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.)(CARDINAL)147619; Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.)(CARDINAL)147619;
Hymn to the sun: Hymn to the sun / Fang people -- Poems to the sun / Ancient Egypt -- Song for the sun that disappeared behind the rainclouds / Khoikhoin people -- Five ghost songs / Ambo people -- Beauteous one / Ancient Egypt -- Here are no people song / Navaho Indians -- Song of the flood / Navaho Indians -- Approach of the storm / Chippewa Indians -- House song to the east /Navaho Indians -- Come unto these yellow sands: Come unto these yellow sands / William Shakespeare -- Spring, the sweet spring / Thomas Nashe -- Under the greenwood tree / William Shakespeare -- How marigolds came yellow / Robert Herick -- How violets came blue / Robert Herrick -- Argument of his book / Robert Herrick -- Daffodils / Robert Herrick -- Locust tree in flower / William Carlos Williams -- Spring / William Blake -- Another Sarah / Anne Porter -- We like March / Emily Dickinson -- I think nk / James Schuyler -- Spring / Reed bye -- All the pretty little horses: All the pretty little horses -- Lullaby / Akan people -- Song of parents who want to wake up their son / Kwakiutl Indians -- Puva, puva, puva / Hopi Indians -- Lully, lulla: Song of kuk-ook, the bad boy / Eskim Mistress Isabel Pennell / John Skelton -- Cottager to her infant / Dorothy Wordsworth -- Minnie and Winnie / Alfred Lord Tennyson -- From a childhood / Rainer Maria Rilke -- Silly song / Federico Garcia Lorca -- Miss blues'es child / Langston Hughes -- Kirsten / Ted Berrigan -- Poem for Shane on her brother's birthday / Donald T. Sanders -- Autobiographia literaria / Frank O'Hara -- Come live with me and be my love: Passionate shepherd to his love / Christopher Marlowe -- Although I conquer all the earth / Ancient India -- River-merchant's wife: A letter / Ezra pound (after Li Po) -- Oath of friendship -- Sonnet / Dante Alighieri -- Phillida and Coridon / Nicholas Breton -- It was a lover and his lass / William Shakespeare -- Upon Julia's clothes / Robert Herrick -- A ternary of littles, upon a pipkin of jelly sent to a lady / Robert Herrick -- I have lived and I have loved -- Greensleeves -- Indian serenade / Percy Bysshe Shelley -- Birthday / Christina Rossetti -- To an isle in the water / William Butler Yeats -- Letter / Alfred; Lord Tennyson -- Oh, when I was in love with you / A. E. Housman -- Hops / Boris Pasternak -- I want to say your name Leopold Sedar Senghor -- Sunday / James Schuyler -- Juke box love song / Langston Hughes -- Song / Frank O'Hara -- When the green woods laugi: When the green woods laugh / William Blake -- Koocoo -- If all the world were paper -- Nut tree: Meet-on-the-road -- Bingo -- I'll sail upon the dog-star / Thomas Durfey -- Humpty Dumpty's recitation / Lewis Carroll -- Big rock candy mountains / American folksong -- Jabberwocky / Lewis Carroll -- Owl and the pussy -- "I am cherry alive," the little girl sang / Delmore Schwartz -- Counting-out rhyme / Edna St. Vincent Millay -- Today / Frank O'Hara -- Rabbit as king of the ghosts: Rabbit as king of the ghosts / Wallace Stevens -- Magnificent bull / Dinka people -- Ground-squirrel song / Navaho Indians -- I sing for the animals / Teton Sioux Indians -- War god's horse song / Navaho Indians -- I stood in the Maytime meadows: From the unicorn / Rainer Maria Rilke / To ride -- Paul Eluard / White horse -- D. H. Lawrence / Engraved on the collar of a dog, which to his royal highness -- Alexander Pope -- Here's a little mouse / E. E. Cummings -- Autumn cove / Li Po -- Tyger / William Blake -- Fallow deer at the lonely house / Thomas Hardy -- Poem / William Carlos Williams / From jubilate agno -- Christopher Smart / Owl -- Hopi Indians -- Wild goose, wild goose / Issa -- Cat and the moon / William Butler Teats -- Meditations of a parrot / John Ashbery -- Peacock / D. H. Lawrence -- Butterfly / D. H. Lawrence -- They look/like newlyweds / Ryota -- Where the bee sucks / William Shakespeare -- Grasshoppers / John Clare -- Bee! I'm expecting you! / Emily Dickinson -- Spider / Basho -- On the grasshopper and cricket / John Keats -- Three animals / Ron Padgett -- Pig / Paul Eluard -- Little fish / D. H. Lawrence -- How doth the little crocodile / Lewis Carroll -- From elephant / Pablo Neruda -- Elephant / Yoruba people -- World's wanderers: World's wanderers / Percy Bysshe Shelley -- Still night thoughts / Li Po -- Spring night in lo-yang-hearing a flute / Li Po -- They say you're staying in a mountain temple / Tu Fu -- Thinking of east mountain / Li Po -- Viewing the waterfall at Mount Lu / Li Po -- So, we'll go no more a-roving / Lord Byron -- To the moon / Giacomo Leopardi -- To the moon / Percy Bysshe Shelley -- Waiting both / Thomas Hardy -- Moon rises / Federico Garcia Lorca -- Silver / Walter De La Mare -- Heaven / George Herbert -- I wandered lonely as a cloud / William Wordsworth -- From to a skylark / William Wordsworth -- Wind took up the northern things / Emily Dickinson -- Sensation / Arthur Rimbaud -- Stopping by woods on a snowy evening / Robert frost -- Waking / Theodore Roethke -- Afternoon on a hill / Edna St. Vincent Millay -- For the moment: For the moment / Pierre Reverdy -- I've just come up / Joso -- Well, let's go / Basho -- First cold rain / Basho -- May rains -- On the temple bell / Buson -- No one spoke / Ryota -- Beside the road / Basho -- How cool it feels / Basho -- One person / Issa -- From song of myself / Walt Whitman -- To a poor old woman / William Carlos Williams -- Cuckoo / Gerard Manley Hopkins -- Red wheelbarrow / William Carlos Williams -- Song / James Schuyler -- In a train / Robert Bly -- Pasture / Robert Frost -- Some good things to be said for the iron age / Gary Snyder -- Chocolate milk / Ron Padgett -- Ballad of the morning streets -- Amiri Baraka -- Song form / Amiri Baraka -- Convalescence / Noel Coward -- Wind is blowing west / Joseph Ceravolo -- Sleeping on the ceiling: Sleeping on the ceiling -- Elizabeth Bishop -- Dawn / Arthur Rimbaud -- Who is the east? / Emily Dickinson -- Most beautiful / Guido Gozzano -- Song of wandering aengus /William Butler Yeats -- Ose, oh pure contradiction / Rainer Maria Rilke -- Disillusionment of ten o'clock / Wallace Stevens -- Great figure / William Carlos Williams -- From free union / Andre Breton -- Bavarian gentians / D. H. Lawrence -- From liberty / Paul Eluard -- Mr. Lizard is crying / Federico Garcia Lorca -- Narcolepsy / Maureen Owen -- Fog / Carl Sandburg -- Canticle /David Shapiro -- Tender buttons: From tender buttons -- Gertrude Stein -- Heart crown and mirror / Guillaume Apollinaire / Vowels / Arthur Rimbaud -- It's raining / Guillaume Apollinaire -- Ploughing on Sunday / Wallace Stevens -- Pied beauty / Gerard Manley Hopkins -- Up into the silence the green / E. E. Cummings -- Sporting goods / Philippe Soupault -- Thinnest shadow / John Ashbery -- Poem / Frank O'Hara -- True account of talking to the sun at Fire Island / Frank O'Hara -- -- Appendix -- Acknowledgments -- Credits -- Index of Authors and Titles -- Index of First Lines.Poems from various time periods and many countries are organized by theme and illustrated with reproductions of art works from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.NP- Subjects: Art.; Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.); Children's poetry.; Art; Simmons, Martha,; Poetry; Poetry; Poetry;
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