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Hardcover. Buddy wakes up in a garbage dump, filled with a certain awareness: he's a teddy bear, he spent time at a Store, and he is meant for the loving arms of a child. Now he knows one more thing: Something has gone terribly wrong.Soon he finds other discarded teddies-Horace, Sugar, Sunny, and Reginald. They all agree that they need to get back to the Store if they're ever to fulfill their destinies. So they embark on a perilous trek across the dump and into a world filled with seemingly insurmountable challenges. Can they find their way home?Welcome to the the Teddies Saga, a wildly original middle-grade trilogy from New York Times-bestselling author Daniel Kraus. Equal parts Toy Story and Lord of the Flies, They Threw Us Away is the unforgettable start of a captivating new series. The first book in an ambitious trilogy following a group of teddy bears who come to life in a garbage dump and embark on a journey to fulfill their destiny. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

The great Jerry Colonna's hidden masterpiece - out of print since the war ended. That's 1945, folks! And it's just as funny now as then. Bob Hope wrote the Foreword, so that should tell you something. Read it, rip it up, learn about the War, feast your eyes on that Mustache once more!

The great Jerry Colonna's hidden masterpiece - out of print since the war ended. That's 1945, folks! And it's just as funny now as then. Bob Hope wrote the Foreword, so that should tell you something. Read it, rip it up, learn about the War, feast your eyes on that Mustache once more!

Vinyl LP pressing of the NY Alt-Rock band's 2001 debut album. This LP from the experimental punk outfit from Brooklyn known for their strong live sets features lengthy song titles and an even lengthier closing track (clocking in at over half an hour). Mute.

A primer on leader accountabilities.

The people who lived in England before the First World War now inhabit a realm of yellow photographs. Theirs is a world fast fading from ours, yet they do not appear overly distant. Many of us can remember them as being much like ourselves. Nor is it too late for us to encounter them so intimately that we might catch ourselves worrying that we have invaded their privacy. Digging up their refuse is like peeping through the keyhole. How far off are our grandparents in reality when we can sniff the residues of their perfume, cough medicines, and face cream? If we want to know what they bought in the village store, how they stocked the kitchen cupboard, and how they fed, pampered, and cared for themselves there is no better archive than a rubbish tip within which each object reveals a story. A simple glass bottle can reveal what people were drinking, how a great brand emerged, or whether an inventor triumphed with a new design. An old tin tells us about advertising, household chores, or foreign imports, and even a broken plate can introduce us to the children in the Staffordshire potteries, who painted in the colors of a robin, crudely sketched on a cheap cup and saucer. In this highly readable and delightfully illustrated little book Tom Licence reveals how these everyday minutiae, dug from the ground, contribute to the bigger story of how our great grandparents built a throwaway society from the twin foundations of packaging and mass consumption and illustrates how our own throwaway habits were formed.Table of ContentsPrefaceIntroduction 1. Labourers’ cottages in Kent2. A postman’s rubbish in Shropshire3. A Norfolk rectoryConclusions Further reading Places to visit

The people who lived in England before the First World War now inhabit a realm of yellow photographs. Theirs is a world fast fading from ours, yet they do not appear overly distant. Many of us can remember them as being much like ourselves. Nor is it too late for us to encounter them so intimately that we might catch ourselves worrying that we have invaded their privacy. Digging up their refuse is like peeping through the keyhole. How far off are our grandparents in reality when we can sniff the residues of their perfume, cough medicines, and face cream? If we want to know what they bought in the village store, how they stocked the kitchen cupboard, and how they fed, pampered, and cared for themselves there is no better archive than a rubbish tip within which each object reveals a story. A simple glass bottle can reveal what people were drinking, how a great brand emerged, or whether an inventor triumphed with a new design. An old tin tells us about advertising, household chores, or foreign imports, and even a broken plate can introduce us to the children in the Staffordshire potteries, who painted in the colors of a robin, crudely sketched on a cheap cup and saucer. In this highly readable and delightfully illustrated little book Tom Licence reveals how these everyday minutiae, dug from the ground, contribute to the bigger story of how our great grandparents built a throwaway society from the twin foundations of packaging and mass consumption and illustrates how our own throwaway habits were formed.Table of ContentsPrefaceIntroduction 1. Labourers’ cottages in Kent2. A postman’s rubbish in Shropshire3. A Norfolk rectoryConclusions Further reading Places to visit

"Buy this novel for readers of Franny Billingsley and Dia Calhoun as well as fans of urban fantasy." — Kirkus Reviews, starred review of Tyger Tyger: The Goblin Wars, Book OneLocked doors are opening, and magical creatures are tumbling through mysterious portals from Mag Mell, the world-between-worlds, into the streets of Chicago. Meanwhile, the romance between seventeen-year-old Teagan, who is part goblin, and the alluring bad boy Finn Mac Cumhaill is heating up . . . which is awkward, to say the least, considering he is bound by a family curse to fight goblins his entire life. Celtic mythology, adventure, and paranormal romance fuse in the electrifying finale of the critically acclaimed Goblin Wars trilogy.

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The definitive how-to for the resale, consignment, and thrift industry. Used by thousands of successful shops in North American, Australia, and Europe. Written by double-award winning consignment expert Kate Holmes, this is the newest edition, which now contains information for shops which want to buy outright as well as shops featuring consignment. 12 chapters, from "What am I getting myself in to?" to "The Future and Beyond." Hard information on setting up, developing guidelines, shop layout, display, advertising and promotion, selling, bookkeeping.

At forty, Mary South seemed to have it all: a beautiful home in Pennsylvania, a group of close friends, the companionship of two loving Jack Russell terriers and a successful career in book publishing. But shuttling between the conference room at work and her couch in front of the TV at home, South couldn't help feeling that she was missing something intangible but essential. So she decided to go looking for it where so many have before: at sea.Six months later, she had quit her job, sold the house, graduated seamanship school and was living aboard a 40-foot, 30-ton steel trawler. Despite South's total lack of experience, the maiden voyage of the rechristened Bossanova was to be a journey up the eastern seaboard. Along with her crew (the dogs and her buddy John—her odd-couple opposite in politics, lifestyle and pretty much everything except a love of the open ocean), she set off on a fifteen-hundred mile odyssey from Florida to Maine. But what began as the fulfillment of an idle wish became a crash course in navigating the byways of the self.The Cure for Anything Is Salt Water traces South's voyage from the charming Americana of Florida's Intracoastal Waterway out into the often stormy waters of the Atlantic. As the trip progresses, South grapples not only with whatever Poseidon throws her way, but also with the ghosts of family and loves lost. For anyone with a secret dream that's gone unfulfilled, here is a reckoning—both funny and poignant—of what's really involved in casting off an old life and making a new one.

Kirsten Brown describes herself as a survivor, which she expressed with a bold SRVVR graphic on the upper of her WMNS Air Max 97. On the outsole of one shoe, a green ribbon stands for heart transplant awareness. On the other, a red ribbon represents stroke awareness. She also threw in accents of her favorite color, lavender. �I wanted to educate people about my condition, but I also wanted to make a really cool shoe,� she explains. Although she�s still in recovery, this witty, well-spoken girl is enjoying getting back to regular teen life� going to the movies with friends, eating pizza, and rooting for her little brother Charles at his baseball games. As for her perpetually positive attitude, she says the secret is simple: �Make other people happy.� Let�s do amazing things for kids.�Your gift will benefit children�s health and well-being at Doernbecher Children�s Hospital.

Kirsten Brown describes herself as a survivor, which she expressed with a bold SRVVR graphic on the upper of her WMNS Air Max 97. On the outsole of one shoe, a green ribbon stands for heart transplant awareness. On the other, a red ribbon represents stroke awareness. She also threw in accents of her favorite color, lavender. �I wanted to educate people about my condition, but I also wanted to make a really cool shoe,� she explains. Although she�s still in recovery, this witty, well-spoken girl is enjoying getting back to regular teen life� going to the movies with friends, eating pizza, and rooting for her little brother Charles at his baseball games. As for her perpetually positive attitude, she says the secret is simple: �Make other people happy.� Let�s do amazing things for kids.�Your gift will benefit children�s health and well-being at Doernbecher Children�s Hospital.

Kirsten Brown describes herself as a survivor, which she expressed with a bold SRVVR graphic on the upper of her WMNS Air Max 97. On the outsole of one shoe, a green ribbon stands for heart transplant awareness. On the other, a red ribbon represents stroke awareness. She also threw in accents of her favorite color, lavender. �I wanted to educate people about my condition, but I also wanted to make a really cool shoe,� she explains. Although she�s still in recovery, this witty, well-spoken girl is enjoying getting back to regular teen life� going to the movies with friends, eating pizza, and rooting for her little brother Charles at his baseball games. As for her perpetually positive attitude, she says the secret is simple: �Make other people happy.� Let�s do amazing things for kids.�Your gift will benefit children�s health and well-being at Doernbecher Children�s Hospital.

Kirsten Brown describes herself as a survivor, which she expressed with a bold SRVVR graphic on the upper of her WMNS Air Max 97. On the outsole of one shoe, a green ribbon stands for heart transplant awareness. On the other, a red ribbon represents stroke awareness. She also threw in accents of her favorite color, lavender. �I wanted to educate people about my condition, but I also wanted to make a really cool shoe,� she explains. Although she�s still in recovery, this witty, well-spoken girl is enjoying getting back to regular teen life� going to the movies with friends, eating pizza, and rooting for her little brother Charles at his baseball games. As for her perpetually positive attitude, she says the secret is simple: �Make other people happy.� Let�s do amazing things for kids.�Your gift will benefit children�s health and well-being at Doernbecher Children�s Hospital.

Kirsten Brown describes herself as a survivor, which she expressed with a bold SRVVR graphic on the upper of her WMNS Air Max 97. On the outsole of one shoe, a green ribbon stands for heart transplant awareness. On the other, a red ribbon represents stroke awareness. She also threw in accents of her favorite color, lavender. �I wanted to educate people about my condition, but I also wanted to make a really cool shoe,� she explains. Although she�s still in recovery, this witty, well-spoken girl is enjoying getting back to regular teen life� going to the movies with friends, eating pizza, and rooting for her little brother Charles at his baseball games. As for her perpetually positive attitude, she says the secret is simple: �Make other people happy.� Let�s do amazing things for kids.�Your gift will benefit children�s health and well-being at Doernbecher Children�s Hospital.

Kirsten Brown describes herself as a survivor, which she expressed with a bold SRVVR graphic on the upper of her WMNS Air Max 97. On the outsole of one shoe, a green ribbon stands for heart transplant awareness. On the other, a red ribbon represents stroke awareness. She also threw in accents of her favorite color, lavender. �I wanted to educate people about my condition, but I also wanted to make a really cool shoe,� she explains. Although she�s still in recovery, this witty, well-spoken girl is enjoying getting back to regular teen life� going to the movies with friends, eating pizza, and rooting for her little brother Charles at his baseball games. As for her perpetually positive attitude, she says the secret is simple: �Make other people happy.� Let�s do amazing things for kids.�Your gift will benefit children�s health and well-being at Doernbecher Children�s Hospital.

Kirsten Brown describes herself as a survivor, which she expressed with a bold SRVVR graphic on the upper of her WMNS Air Max 97. On the outsole of one shoe, a green ribbon stands for heart transplant awareness. On the other, a red ribbon represents stroke awareness. She also threw in accents of her favorite color, lavender. �I wanted to educate people about my condition, but I also wanted to make a really cool shoe,� she explains. Although she�s still in recovery, this witty, well-spoken girl is enjoying getting back to regular teen life� going to the movies with friends, eating pizza, and rooting for her little brother Charles at his baseball games. As for her perpetually positive attitude, she says the secret is simple: �Make other people happy.� Let�s do amazing things for kids.�Your gift will benefit children�s health and well-being at Doernbecher Children�s Hospital.

Kirsten Brown describes herself as a survivor, which she expressed with a bold SRVVR graphic on the upper of her WMNS Air Max 97. On the outsole of one shoe, a green ribbon stands for heart transplant awareness. On the other, a red ribbon represents stroke awareness. She also threw in accents of her favorite color, lavender. �I wanted to educate people about my condition, but I also wanted to make a really cool shoe,� she explains. Although she�s still in recovery, this witty, well-spoken girl is enjoying getting back to regular teen life� going to the movies with friends, eating pizza, and rooting for her little brother Charles at his baseball games. As for her perpetually positive attitude, she says the secret is simple: �Make other people happy.� Let�s do amazing things for kids.�Your gift will benefit children�s health and well-being at Doernbecher Children�s Hospital.

Kirsten Brown describes herself as a survivor, which she expressed with a bold SRVVR graphic on the upper of her WMNS Air Max 97. On the outsole of one shoe, a green ribbon stands for heart transplant awareness. On the other, a red ribbon represents stroke awareness. She also threw in accents of her favorite color, lavender. �I wanted to educate people about my condition, but I also wanted to make a really cool shoe,� she explains. Although she�s still in recovery, this witty, well-spoken girl is enjoying getting back to regular teen life� going to the movies with friends, eating pizza, and rooting for her little brother Charles at his baseball games. As for her perpetually positive attitude, she says the secret is simple: �Make other people happy.� Let�s do amazing things for kids.�Your gift will benefit children�s health and well-being at Doernbecher Children�s Hospital.