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Top honors go to hospital volunteers, Tony Griffey by High Point Enterprise.;

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Subjects: Griffey, Tony.; Awards.; High Point (N.C.) Regional Health System.; Miller, Jeff.; Watkins, Bobbi.; Hilton, Kim.; Fulton, Susan.; Lingerfelt, Steve.; Williams, Sandy.; Dyles, Tammy.; City employees.; Cates, Adair.; Threatt, Ethel.; Vinson, Sib.; Beck, Jeanette.; Beck, Robert M.; Evans, Ozella.; Andrews, Evelyn.; Burns, Katherine.; Byrd, Lee.; Eddins, Jim.; Whitman, Cathy.; Williams, Ann.; Graves, Xander.;

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Celebrating Kentucky Derby style by Bogest, Mary.; High Point Enterprise.;

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Subjects: Smith, Judy.; Smith, Jerry.; Slaughter, Lillian.; Sink, Larry.; Sink, Sharon.; Orman, Jed.; Orman, Emily.; Hedgpeth, Joe.; Hedgpeth, Cathy.; Madison, Steve.; Wilson, Emily.; Sink, Sharon.; Sink, Larry.; Slaughter, TJ.; Yokeley, Susan.; Yokeley, Chris.; Cranford, Wanda.; Cranford, Ginger.; Hedgpeth, Joe, Dr.; Underwood, Wayne.; Underwood, Edith.; Whitman, Donna.; Plumey, Maddie.; Surratt, Hope.; Colonial Country Club (Thomasville, N.C.).; Kentucky Derby.;

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Backyard homesteading all-in-one for dummies / by Brock, Todd,author.(CARDINAL)592692;

Subjects: Handbooks and manuals.; Subsistence farming; Self-reliant living; Organic farming; Organic gardening; Backyard gardens; Kitchen gardens; Home economics, Rural; Food; Urban agriculture;

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The secret of me / by Kearney, Meg.(CARDINAL)663509;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 133-134).How I arrived -- Family portrait -- Two mothers -- Empty list poem -- What I remember: summer -- Self-portrait -- What I want -- Sense of smell -- Reading my poem "what I want" to Mom -- Broken place -- Irish chowder -- What happened to Cathy (and me) on the playground in third grade -- My new "best friend" -- Word pictures of Kate & Bob -- Slumber party -- What I remember: fall -- Wave -- Phone call stories -- Cathy's story -- Jan tells her story -- Broken place II -- Parents night at New Hook High School: the uncensored report -- E-love -- Dumb -- What sisters are for -- Friends -- Another one of us -- Adopt a useless blob (signs I've spotted) -- Crossing our hearts in the dark -- History lesson -- Different -- E-love gone bad -- Food fight -- Box -- Love sick -- What I remember: winter -- Searching sestina -- Taboo subject -- Five: home game -- Wishing -- What I remember: Christmas -- Bad news, good news -- Mistakes -- More advice about searching -- Crazy love pantoum -- Secret's out at dinner -- What to wear to the dance? I worry and Kate gives advice -- Dance -- Health lesson -- Matter of loyalty -- Cathy's best advice -- What I remember: spring -- After Peter meets my family -- Sharing secrets at James Bard State Park -- Bird -- Meeting the family of Peter Robert Woodward IV -- Why not -- When I was little -- I'm American -- Debating the secrets -- Girl talk -- Kind of saviors -- Broken place III -- Cure for the blues -- Late spring cleaning -- Life lessons -- Key -- Good student -- Summer job blues -- Widening the circle -- Two of me -- Notes for a letter I might write someday -- In my room, I read Dad a poem -- Afterword -- Guide to this book's poetics -- Some poems Lizzie loves -- Cows at night by Hayden Carruth -- Homage to my hips by Lucille Clifton -- Victims of the latest dance craze by Cornelius Eady -- Names of horses by Donald Hall -- Cinderella by Anne Sexton -- Song of myself (excerpts) by Walt Whitman -- Recommended books about poetry -- Recommended books about adoption -- Acknowledgments.A vivid, heartfelt tale of a teenager's poetic quest to discover her place within her adoptive family and within the wider world. Being adopted is a fact of life in the McLane household: fourteen-year-old Lizzie, as well as her older brother and sister were adopted as infants. But dry facts rarely encompass feelings, and what it feels like to be adopted is something Lizzie never dares openly discuss with her loving parents--let alone with outsiders. More and more Lizzie yearns to confide in others, especially her boyfriend, Peter. But something stops her. Will Peter think she is "less" because her birthmother gave her away? Would telling be disloyal to her adoptive parents? Told entirely through the poems Lizzie writes for herself, this intimate, moving story gives voice to the thoughts Lizzie cannot utter aloud. Lizzie transforms relationships and events in her daily life--family dinners, the school dance, hanging out with friends--into blues poems, list poems, sonnets, sestinas, and free verse that delve into her secret wishes and her fears. Often Lizzie feels like two people: the person everyone knows, and the one known to precious few. But when a tragic accident occurs, Lizzie finds the courage to say who she truly is and to set off on a new path of self-discovery and truth. In an Afterword the author discusses her own experience as an adopted child and how writing can help make sense of one's life. Also included are a Guide to Poetic Forms and an Appendix of Poems (poems referred to in the novel, by Lucille Clifton, Hayden Carruth, Anne Sexton, Donald Hall, and others).Accelerated Reader AR

Subjects: Fiction.; Poetry.; Adopted children; Adoption; Adoption; Children's poetry, American.; Identity (Philosophical concept); Novels in verse; Poetry; Teenage girls;

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Farewell, godspeed : the greatest eulogies of our times / by Copeland, Cyrus.(CARDINAL)459588; Copeland, Cyrus.(CARDINAL)459588;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 317-320).Maestros: Isadora Duncan by Max Eastman -- Bob Fosse by Neil Simon -- Keith Haring by Kay Haring -- Jerome Robbins by Mikhail Baryshnikov -- Gianni Versace by Madonna -- Andy Warhol by John Richardson -- Visionaries: Susan B. Anthony by Rev. Anna Howard Shaw -- Quentin Crisp by Louis Colaianni -- Che Guevara by Fidel Castro -- Helen Keller by Senator Lister Hill -- Martin Luther King by Benjamin E. Mays -- Karl Marx by Friedrich Engels -- Eleanor Roosevelt by Adlai Stevenson -- Ryan White by Rev. Ray Probasco -- Malcolm X by Ossie Davis -- Wisecrackers: Lucille Ball by Diane Sawyer -- Jack Benny by Bob Hope -- Stan Laurel by Dick Van Dyke -- Gilda Radner by Alan Zweibel -- Charles Schulz by Cathy Guisewite -- Captains of Industry: Andrew Carnegie by John H. Finley -- Henry Ford by Edgar Guest -- David Ogilvy by Jock Elliott -- John D. Rockefeller by Dr. Robert McCracken -- Charles Tiffany by Annabel A. Goan -- Matinee idols: Humphrey Bogart by John Huston -- Richard Burton by Emlyn Williams -- Bette Davis by James Woods -- James Dean by Rev. Xen Harvey -- Jack Lemmon by Larry Gelbart -- Walter Matthau by Charlie Matthau -- River Phoenix by Bill Reichert -- Mae West by Kevin Thomas -- Explorers & High Fliers: Challenger Astronauts by President Ronald Reagan -- Amelia Earhart by Muriel Morrissey -- Thomas Edison by J. F. Owens -- Albert Einstein by Ernst Straus -- Carl Jung by Laurens van der Post -- Timothy Leary by Winona Ryder -- Marshall McLuhan by John Culkin --Tunesmiths & Troubadours: Chet Atkins by Garrison Keillor -- Irving Berlin by Samuel Goldwyn Jr. -- Sammy Davis Jr. by Gregory Hines -- Duke Ellington by Stanley Dance -- George Harrison by Eric Idle -- Janis Joplin by Ralph Gleason -- Laurence Welk by Shirley Welk Fredricks -- Movie Moguls: Stanley Kubrick by Jan Harlan -- Irving 'Swifty' Lazar by Larry McMurtry -- David O. Selznick by Truman Capote -- Billy Wilder by Larry Gelbart -- Darryl F. Zanuck by Orson Welles -- Wordsmiths: Erma Bombeck by Phil Donahue -- Emily Dickinson by Susan Dickinson -- Robert Frost by John F. Kennedy -- Dashiell Hammett by Lillian Hellman -- Lillian Hellman by William Styron -- Thedoror Seuss Geisel by Robert L. Bernstein -- Mark Twain by Rev. Henry Van Dyke -- Walt Whitman by Robert Green Ingersoll -- Virginia Woolf by Christopher Isherwood -- Camelot: John F. Kennedy by Chief Justice Earl Warren -- John F. Kennedy Jr. by Senator Edward Kennedy -- Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis by Senator Edward Kennedy.

Subjects: Eulogies.;

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The Norton anthology of American literature / by Nina Baym,general editor.;

Literature to 1620. Christopher Columbus -- Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca -- Iroquois creation story -- Pima creation story -- Thomas Harriot -- John Smith -- Native american trickster tales: Winnebago, Koasati, Navajo -- Early American Literature 1620-1820. William Bradford -- Joun Winthrop -- Anne Bradstreet -- Mary Rowlandson -- Edward Taylor -- Jonathan Edwards -- Benjamin Franklin -- Samson Occom -- J. Hector St. Jean de Crèvecoeur -- Thomas Paine -- Thomas Jefferson -- Olaudah Equiano -- Philip Freneau Phillis Wheatley -- Susanna Rowson -- American Literature, 1820-1865. Washington Irving -- James Fenimore Cooper -- The Cherokee memorials -- Catharine Maria Sedgwick -- William Cullen Bryant -- William Apess -- Lydia Maria Child -- Ralph Waldo Emerson -- Nathaniel Hawthorne -- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- John Greenleaf Whittier -- Edgar Allan Poe -- Abraham Lincoln -- Margaret Fuller -- Harriet Beecher Stowe -- Fanny Fern (Sarah Willis Parton) -- Harriet Jacobs -- Henry David Thoreau -- Frederick Douglass -- Walt Whitman -- Herman Melville -- Emily Dickinson -- Rebecca Harding Davis -- American literature, 1865-1914. -- Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain) -- W.D. Howells -- Ambrose Bierce -- Cochise -- Charlot -- Henry James -- Sarah Orne Jewett -- Kate Chopin -- Mary E. Wilkins Freeman -- Booker T. Washington -- Charles W. Chesnutt -- Charlotte Perkins Gilman -- Edith Wharton -- W.E.B. Du Bois -- Stephen Crane -- Jack London -- Native American chants and songs: The Navajo night chant, Chippewa songs, Ghost dance songs Wovoka -- Gertrude Simmons Bonnin -- Henry Adams -- American literature between the wars, 1914-1945. -- Black Elk, John G. Neihardt -- Edwin Arlington Robinson -- Willa Cather -- Amy Lowell -- Robert Frost -- Sherwood Anderson -- Carl Sandburg -- Wallace Stevens -- Angelina Weld Grimké -- William Carlos Williams -- Ezra Pound -- H.D. (Hilda Doolittle) -- Robinson Jeffers -- Marianne Moore -- Eugene O'Neill -- T.S. Eliot -- Claude McKay -- Katherine Anne Porter -- Zora Neale Hurston -- Edna St. Vincent Millay -- E.E. Cummings -- Jean Toomer -- F. Scott Fitzgerald -- William Faulkner -- Hart Crane -- Ernest Hemingway -- Langston Hughes -- John Steinbeck -- Countee Cullen -- Richard Wright -- Muriel Rukeyser -- American prose since 1945. -- Eudora Welty -- Tennessee Williams -- John Cheever -- Ralph Ellison -- Saul Bellow -- Grace Paley -- James Baldwin -- Flannery O'Connor -- Toni Morrison -- John Updike -- Philip Roth -- N. Scott Momaday -- Thomas Pynchon -- Raymond Carver -- Toni Cade Bambara -- Maxine Hong Kingston -- Alice Walker -- Ann Beattie -- Leslie Marmon Silko -- Denise Chávez -- Sandra Cisneros -- Louise Erdrich -- American poetry since 1945. -- Roberth Penn Warren -- Theodore Roethke -- Charles Olson -- Elizabeth Bishop -- Robert Hayden -- Randall Jarrell -- John Berryman -- Robert Lowell -- Gwendolyn Brooks -- Richard Wilbur -- Denise Levertov -- A.R. Ammons -- James Merrill -- Robert Creeley -- Allen Ginsberg -- Galway Kinnell -- John Ashbery -- James Wright -- Anne Sexton -- Adrienne Rich -- Gary Snyder -- Sylvia Plath -- Amiri Baraka -- Audre Lorde -- Mary Oliver -- Michael S. Harper -- Robert Pinsky -- Simon J. Ortiz -- Joy Harjo -- Rita Dove -- Albert Ríos -- Cathy Song -- Li-Young Le.Presents hundreds of selections of American literature spanning the fifteenth through the twentieth centuries; draws from the two-volume parent edition of the Norton anthology.

Subjects: American literature.;

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Poetry speaks who I am / by Paschen, Elise.(CARDINAL)394773; Raccah, Dominique.(CARDINAL)663233;

Includes bibliographical references and index.Collects more than one hundred poems for young readers, with selections by Maya Angelou, Arthur Sze, Langston Hughes, Edgar Allan Poe, Walt Whitman, William Butler Yeats, and others; and includes an audio CD with some of the poets reading their works.NP

Subjects: Sound recordings.; American poetry.; English poetry.;

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