
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 5/18/2006
ISBN: 9780399246388
ISBN-10: 039924638X

Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 3/30/2005
ISBN: 9780091897314
ISBN-10: 0091897319
A fascinating and earthy account of the pitfalls (many) and the joys (many) of restoring a squalidly filthy, crumbling sixteenth century castle in North Wales. The spirit of the castle and its history inspire Judy and her fiancé, Peter, to remain determined despite near destitution as they pursue their goal. This book is an intriguing testament to optimism, will-power, perseverance and dedication to the very essence of history – a sense of place.
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 7/1/2008
ISBN: 9780451224057
ISBN-10: 0451224051
A gentle, lively and picturesque descriptive novel that is filled with mystery and old-style glamour. The reader can almost see Grace Kelly and Cary Grant starring in the lead roles of a movie version . . . A sequel to “A Rather Lovely Inheritance,” this enjoyable and relaxing read features Penny, a new heiress and her boyfriend, Jeremy who take off for a “splurge” summer on the French Riviera. But in the midst of bidding on a dream yacht at an auction, they uncover a centuries old rivalry involving the theft of a strange priceless treasure linked to Beethoven’s Germany.
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 5/27/2008
ISBN: 9781596433519
ISBN-10: 1596433515
A richly described tale of a penniless girl growing up in the rough, unprincipled world of the London streets in the late 1700’s. Cat is luckier than most for she was “adopted” into the “family” of theater folks at Theater Royal in Covent Garden. But danger lurks inside the theater as well as outside. Cat is never safe – especially after she overhears a conversation about a diamond. Who can she trust? Children 6th grade and up will enjoy this first novel about Cat – there’s more to come!
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 10/1/2007
ISBN: 9780060890285
ISBN-10: 0060890282
This is Gloria Whelan’s best, so far! Political intrigue, greed, duplicity, desire for power are all motivations that lie behind the outward faces of the main characters of this novel. These “shadows” make 16- year- old Julia’s adventure across the Middle Eastern deserts with her diplomat father on a tour of the Ottoman controlled cities of Instanbul, Damascus and Palmyra, increasingly dangerous. Even her own father isn’t who he seems. A good read for middle school grade youth and adults who like historical fiction.
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 12/1/2007
ISBN: 9781570615436
ISBN-10: 1570615438
Winston of Churchill (Canada), a fierce, brave bear, teaches the other bears about why the ice is melting in their world. Using the words of his famous namesake, Winston rallies the bears to convince humans to save the bear’s arctic home. An amusing yet serious book which teaches children what they can do to help the world as well as introducing them to a real, heroic leader in history. This is a book that can be read on several levels.

Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 9/25/2007
ISBN: 9781416911715
ISBN-10: 1416911715
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 1/1/2008
ISBN: 9780060775759
ISBN-10: 0060775750
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 1/8/2008
ISBN: 9781582347394
ISBN-10: 1582347395
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 12/1/2004
ISBN: 9781416905455
ISBN-10: 1416905456
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 3/1/2001
ISBN: 9780375811234
ISBN-10: 0375811230
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 3/11/2008
ISBN: 9780440422327
ISBN-10: 0440422329

Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 9/21/2007
ISBN: 9781886228474
ISBN-10: 1886228477
A rock and roll memoir of how jock radio used to be before the big station formats came in and took over. John Gorman tells how Cleveland WMMS remade rock radio during the 70’s while Cleveland stacked its claim as the “Rock and Roll Capital”! This story reads just like “WKRP in Cincinnati” except in book form!
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 6/30/2007
ISBN: 9780977405343
ISBN-10: 0977405346
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 6/1/2003
ISBN: 9780142002834
ISBN-10: 0142002836
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 11/5/2007
ISBN: 9780316013482
ISBN-10: 031601348X

This film, one of the most spellbinding and beautiful of all movie fantasies, has been restored and polished back to its original luster. It is memorable in part for the wonderful performances of Conrad Veidt as the villain Jafar and Sabu as Apu, the title character, and also for the amazing work of producer Vincent Korda. The film changed directors three times, spanned two continents and had its filming interrupted by World War II and has gone on to be one of the most treasured British films of all time. References from this film persist into modern films, most prominently the Disney film Aladdin. The DVD includes commentary from two fans of the film: directors Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola.
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 1/15/2008
ISBN: 9780345497581
ISBN-10: 0345497589
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 1/1/2008
UPC: 9787915584429
ISBN-10: 791558442922
Author, composer, performer Stew’s autobiographical piece of musical performance art was recorded live for this original cast release of the Tony winning show. The story follows Stew as he leaves his middle class home in LA and sets out to discover himself as a musician and as a man moving through Amsterdam and Berlin. The rock score also moves vibrantly from gospel to punk and reflects the wide ranging nature of the story and is completely enjoyable in its own right, apart from the stage performance.
Check Library Catalog Pub Date: 3/6/2007
ISBN: 9780312341015
ISBN-10: 0312341016
Sessums’ funny and bracingly candid memoir details his early years in Mississippi during the sixties and seventies. Orphaned at age eight and given to asking people to call him Arlene (after the “What’s My Line” panelist), Sessums faces a difficult time in the Deep South. However, he also meets with much love and understanding. Through humorous and dark incidents Sessums wonderful writing, often reminiscent of Eudora Welty, carries the reader skillfully through his experiences.

