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Kapow!
George O'Connor
American Eagle and his trusty sidekick, Bug Lady, are hot on the heels of an
escaped panther. Ages 4-8.
0-689-86718-2, Simon & Schuster, $14.95, Hardcover
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Birth of a Nation: A Comic Novel
Aaron McGruder & Reginald Hudlin
This scathingly hilarious political satire — produced from a collaboration
of three of our funniest humorists — answers the burning question: Would
anyone care if East St. Louis seceded from the Union?
1-4000-4859-1, Crown, $25.00, Hardcover
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City of Glass
Paul Auster
New York was a labyrinth of endless steps, and no matter how far he walked,
it always left him with the feeling of being lost.
Each time he took a walk, he felt he was leaving himself behind. All places
became equal, and on his best walks, he was able to feel that he was
nowhere.
This was all he ever asked of things: to be nowhere.
0-312-42360-8, Picador, $14.00, Trade Paperback
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All Because of a Cup of Coffee
(Geronimo Stilton)
I, Geronimo Stilton, was in love! I was in the coffee shop one morning when
I spotted the most beautiful rodent in the world. Unfortunately, I
immediately tripped and ended up with my tail in a toaster. I was one
mortified mouse! But I was still determined to prove my love. So I joined my
family on a journey to the Eighth Wonder of the World! There I made a
discovery so amazing, I knew it would help me win the heart of my darling
roulette.
0-439-55972-3, Scholastic, $5.99, Trade Paperback
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Mary Jane 2: A Novel
Judith O'Brien
Mary Jane Watson has read enough books and seen enough movies on cable to
know the teenage years are filled with angst and agony. But really, this is
too much.
Her best friend Wendy has become Midtown High’s resident diva, thanks to
landing the lead in the school musical. (Mary Jane’s in the chorus.)
Her boyfriend Peter Parker suddenly seems interested in another girl. (A
girl who nobody even noticed until Mary Jane gave her an extreme makeover!)
And her mother has a new boyfriend. (Ugh — ‘nuff said.)
To top it all off, Mary Jane’s life-long devotion to ballet is suddenly on
shaky ground. Suddenly it feels like she resents everyone in tights.
Everyone, that is, except Spider-Man, the mysterious new crime fighter who
keeps showing up around Mary Jane’s neighborhood. (He’s kind of cute,
actually.)
So, can anything possibly make the situation worse? Mary Jane’s about to
regret even asking that question! Ages 12 and up.
0-7851-1433-5, Marvel, $14.99, Hardcover
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