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From the moment she's born, the adorable beagle puppy named Bella has a lot of energy. She runs, she chases, she somersaults, she chews, and she sniffs . . . and sniffs and sniffs and sniffs. Her new owners love her, but they soon realize that Bella is bored while they're out of the house all day, and that their small apartment might not be the best home for an energetic puppy. Luckily, Mona at the Rainbow Street Shelter can help! She keeps an eye out for the perfect place for Bella, and soon she finds her not just a home but a job―the best job in the world for a dog who loves to sniff.

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A makeover session at the local shopping mall has unexpected results for Kelly Blake when she is discovered by the prestigious Flash! modeling agency, but a demanding new career may compromise her education and romance

From the Back of the Book: The Turkish government officially recognizes Ron Wyatt as the archaeologist who discovered Noah's Ark. The government of Turkey has built a Visitor's Center on the sight and a four-lane highway to the site. Officials say the Ark will be open to the public in late 1990. The Ark of Noah was discovered in the village of Eight in the mountains of Ararat (Genesis 8:4) approximately 12 miles from the peak of Mount Ararat. In the author's 12-year search for the Ark, he was jailed as a spy, shot at by terrorists, beaten, robbed, and persecuted. The book is full of excitement as well as technical information. The Ark contains some metal parts that present-day man only "rediscovered" in the last century. A must for every Christian who wants to know the sincerity of God and His plan for man. The book can be used as great witness for skeptics who do not believe the Bible to be true.

Discovered Alive tells the remarkable story of the dawn redwood tree (Metasequoia glyptostroboides). In 1941, a Chinese forester chanced upon an unknown type of conifer growing in central China. A Berkeley paleobotanist traveled with a S.F. Chronicle newspaper reporter to view this living tree, which had been considered extinct for 20 million years. Fifty years after their expedition, the author retraced the steps of these two scientists to the hinterlands of China to learn what had become of the trees that the men had risked so much to see. Along the way, the reader is treated to descriptions of rural China, stories of other venerable trees, extraordinary tales of dedicated Asian plant collectors, and even musings on the serendipity of history itself. Included are 36 photographs and illustrations, a bibliography, and an index.

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The Message worth dying for . . . There's a truth out there to be discovered, a truth the government will stop at nothing to stamp out. By day, fifteen-year-old Simon pushes against the government's control over his curfew, his meals, his fun. And by night, secret visitors and hidden messages make him question everything his life entails. There's a truth out there to be discovered, a truth the government will stop at nothing to eliminate. Join Simon and the Messengers as they risk their lives to protect it.

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Loudoun County Virginia community history

Robert Fulford and a selection of accomplished photographers take readers on a fascinating journey that illuminates Toronto's vibrant and ever-changing face. Readers will find in these pages both familiar, beloved sights and some of Toronto's best kept secrets. They will see that Toronto is as much a city of diverse neighborhoods as it is a center for art, culture, and learning. It is a place of festivals and celebrations, of architectural inspiration, and of countless parks and hundreds of dark, leafy ravines. It never stands still, promising to constantly surprise visitors and locals alike. Fulford's text, combined with his great love for the city and his vast knowledge of both historical and contemporary Toronto, is perfectly complemented by over 150 spectacular full-color photographs. Together, they capture the character of Toronto.

Discovery Alien bases on moon. Pictures of the moon with bases marked so you can see for yourselves.

The Salem witch hunt of 1692 represents one of the grimmest events in early American history. It is the story of innocent people caught in a web of intrigue from which they could not extricate themselves. The author, himself a descendant of one of those executed, argues masterfully that the witch hunt was driven by conspiracies of envious men intent on destroying their enemies. Sanctioned by the old guard of Puritan leaders, these men arrested two hundred people for witchcraft, twenty-eight of whom were executed or died in prison. The convergence of religious, social, political, and economic forces that sparked the accusations and trials are laid out clearly and concisely, exploring the motives and relationships of those who fanned the flames of the witch hunt. Robinson also provides a closer look at the lives of seventy-five of the people accused as witches, analyzing their places in the community and shedding light on why they were targeted.

Historian and mapmaker Eugene M. Scheel's stories of the establishment and the life and times of Waterford, The German Setttlement and Between The Hills communities in northwestern Loudoun County, Virginia. With maps and photographs. Chapters on: Catoctin, Waterford, Hillsboro, Wheatland, Edgegrove, Lovettsville Hamilton's Mills, Hoysville, Tankerville, Taylor Town, Pomona, George's Mill, Irish Corner, Elvan (Jumbo), Britain, Bolington, Morrisonville, Warner's Bottom, Everhart's Cross Roads, Milltown (Compher), Baker's Mill, Neersville, Turneysville (Loudoun Heights), Mechanicsville, and Waters. Paperback, 6 x 9 inches, 229 pages.

Uncovering the Paris that charmed Thomas Jefferson in the 18th century and George Gershwin in the 20th, this guide—written by an historian and based on personal exploration, old maps, and documents—offers 50 walking destinations, many unfamiliar even to Parisians. Several excursions evoke the spirit of an age past by exploring the haunts of Heloise and Abelard, Frederic Chopin, the Impressionist painters, and the American expatriates of the 1920s. Images of the French Revolution are conjured by the neighborhoods of Les Miserables and the mystery of the lost dauphin. Other tours of the very earliest houses and churches—along with waterworks, medieval walls, and an underground river—provide a fascinating view into a thousand years of infrastructure. Recommendations are also included for the best ice cream in Paris or the hottest new spot for shopping at Viaduc des Arts.

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The Salem witch hunt of 1692 represents one of the grimmest events in early American history. It is the story of innocent people caught in a web of intrigue from which they could not extricate themselves. The author, himself a descendant of one of those executed, argues masterfully that the witch hunt was driven by conspiracies of envious men intent on destroying their enemies. Sanctioned by the old guard of Puritan leaders, these men arrested two hundred people for witchcraft, twenty-eight of whom were executed or died in prison. The convergence of religious, social, political, and economic forces that sparked the accusations and trials are laid out clearly and concisely, exploring the motives and relationships of those who fanned the flames of the witch hunt. Robinson also provides a closer look at the lives of seventy-five of the people accused as witches, analyzing their places in the community and shedding light on why they were targeted.Title of related interest also available from Waveland Press: Edwards (Simonson, ed.), Selected Writings of Jonathan Edwards, Second Edition (ISBN 9781577663317).

Loudoun County Virginia historical reference for the Hunt Country and Middleburg

Map researcher Derek Hayes applies his signature approach to a collection of maps that trace the discovery, exploration, and settlement of North America from 1000 A.D. to the present. Rich narratives make over 300 beautiful maps come alive, with North America's coasts, waterways, prairies, and peaks freshly described by explorers such as Columbus, Coronado, and Lewis and Clark as they encounter these territories for the first time. A final spread discusses modern scientific exploration and includes a detailed catalog and index of the maps.

Historian and mapmaker Eugene M. Scheel's stories of the establishment and the life and times of Waterford, The German Setttlement and Between The Hills communities in northwestern Loudoun County, Virginia. With maps and photographs. Chapters on: Catoctin, Waterford, Hillsboro, Wheatland, Edgegrove, Lovettsville Hamilton's Mills, Hoysville, Tankerville, Taylor Town, Pomona, George's Mill, Irish Corner, Elvan (Jumbo), Britain, Bolington, Morrisonville, Warner's Bottom, Everhart's Cross Roads, Milltown (Compher), Baker's Mill, Neersville, Turneysville (Loudoun Heights), Mechanicsville, and Waters. Paperback, 6 x 9 inches, 229 pages.