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    <![CDATA[Five Children and It]]>
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    <![CDATA[What would you do if you could wish for anything in the world? In E. Nesbit’s classic middle-grade tale of adventure and mayhem, five children discover a Psammead, a grumpy magical creature with the ability to grant wishes. At first, their newfound power seems exciting and full of promise, but soon the children realize that getting what you wish for can land you in a whole heap of trouble! This Looking Glass Library edition includes an introduction by Laurel Snyder and line illustrations from the original 1902 publication.]]>
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    <![CDATA[Up and Down the Scratchy Mountains]]>
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    <![CDATA[THIS IS THE tale of Lucy and her best friend, Wynston. Until recently, they spent their days paddling in the river, picking blackberries, and teasing each other mercilessly. But now, King Desmond has insisted that Wynston devote every spare second to ruby-shining and princess-finding. Lucy feels left out. So she sets off for the Scratchy Mountains to solve the mystery of her missing mother. When Wynston discovers that Lucy is gone, he tears after her, and together they embark on a series of strange and wonderful adventures.]]>
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    <![CDATA[Any Which Wall]]>
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    <![CDATA[<em>Four kids, a mysterious wall, and a good helping of common magic!<br/></em><br/>If you had a magic wall that could take you to <em>any </em>place and <em>any </em>time, where would you go? Would you want to visit castles and desert islands? Would you want to meet famous wizards, terrible pirates, beautiful queens, and dastardly outlaws? If so, then you are just like Henry and Emma, and Roy and Susan—and you will probably like this story a lot. In fact, you might even wish something similar would happen to you!<br/><br/>In <em>Any Which Wall, </em>author Laurel Snyder proves that you don’t have to be an orphan, know a dragon, or even be a child to get a taste of magic. You just have to keep your mind open and willing to let it happen. And when you do find magic (like Henry, Emma, Roy, and Susan), you might be surprised that along with all the fun, you also find out new things about your friends, your family, and maybe even a little bit about who you <em>really </em>want to be.]]>
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    <![CDATA[Half/Life: Jew-Ish Tales from Interfaith Homes]]>
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    <![CDATA[&lt;div&gt;Written by authors born into the so-called &#8220;dilemma of intermarriage,&#8221; the stories in <em>Half/Life</em> explore the experience of being raised in a half-Jewish home. Though each essay is distinct, and the experiences are vastly different, each describes growing up without a streamlined identity, unsure of community or religious direction. From Jenny Traig, whose experiences led her to extreme devotion in the form of religious-obsessive compulsion (scrupulosity) to Thisbe Nissen, who finally felt Jewish after discovering a rosary in her boyfriend&#8217;s sock drawer, these authors examine the complicated relationships they felt with the Jewish community and the world at large. By turns tragic and funny, religious and heartbreaking, angry and surprisingly familiar, <em>Half/Life</em> represents the altogether diverse memories and reflections of a handful of men and women who have spent a lifetime grappling with how to define themselves, or not. Resulting from that struggle is a complex exploration, and some truly brilliant prose. &lt;/div&gt;]]>
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    <![CDATA[Inside the Slidy Diner]]>
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    <![CDATA[<em> Inside The Slidy Diner, everyone shouts and coughs. Clatter and Din! Hullabaloo!  <br/>Inside The Slidy Diner, the noise is always. But there's no music. <br/>Inside The Slidy Diner, the floors all slant and the tables tilt.  <br/>When a sticky bun rolls onto the floor, Ethelmae sweeps it up and serves it again. To you. </em>  <p><p> Meet Edie, who resides--permanently--at The Slidy Diner. She'd really like it if you would join her. With Edie as your guide you'll have no trouble avoiding the wigglepedes, and she'll steer you away from the pumpkin asparagus pie with crunchy-bit topping (nobody knows what the crunchy bits are).  <p> In her first picturebook, author Laurel Snyder teams with artist Jaime Zollars to give readers the ultimate greasy spoon experience, and leaves them wondering: Do the creepy goings-on at The Slidy Diner really exist or are they the product of a lonely girl's imagination?</p></p></p>]]>
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    <![CDATA[The Myth of the Simple Machines]]>
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    <![CDATA[The gorgeous simplicity of Laurel Snyder's language makes all the possibilities-and the impossibility-of living stand out starkly. Her machines are thought machines, memory machines, the machines of false and daily logic, and we recognize them all. And, of course, they don't work this time either, but Snyder has found the poignancy in this, and more than that, she has found its meaning. A startling and touching book. --Cole Swensen]]>
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    <![CDATA[Daphne and Jim: a choose-your-own-adventure biography in verse]]>
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