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[Stephan]

* Title: Kayla & Eli Discover Jazz
* Author(s) name(s): Stephan Earl
* ISBN (or ASIN): 978-0-9883670-2-9
* Publisher: SearlStudio Kids (an imprint of SearlStudio Publishing)
* Publication date: April 12 2013
* Format: Hardcover
* Description:

Journey through time and discover the history of Jazz through the adventures of Kayla and Eli.

While spending a day at the park with their mom, Kayla and her little brother Eli hear Jazz music for the first time. Intrigued by the music, they dash toward the band for a closer look and encounter a mysterious person who takes them on a magical tour through time to discover Jazz for themselves.

From Dixieland and Big Band Swing, to Be-Bop and Latin Jazz Fusion; Kayla & Eli Discover Jazz introduces kids to the pinnacle periods of Jazz - America's classical music.

* Link to cover on a NON-BOOKSELLER:
http://www.kaylaandeli.com/wp-content...

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[Stephan]

Stephan wrote: "* Title: Kayla & Eli Discover Jazz
* Author(s) name(s): Stephan Earl
* ISBN (or ASIN): 978-0-9883670-2-9
* Publisher: SearlStudio Kids (an imprint of SearlStudio Publishing)
* Publication date:..."

Hi - the title above is incorrectly linked to a coloring and activity book with the ISBN: 978-0-9883670-6-7. The two books are not different editions of the same book and should not be combined. Thanks.

[Koenraad]

Separated and original blurb restored to Kayla & Eli Discover Jazz. I also added a librarian note.

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*Title: "O Mosteiro"
*Author's Name: Agustina Bessa-Luís
*ISBN: 9789726656173
*Publisher: Guimarães Editores
*Publication Date: 1980 or 1981
*Format: Hardcover
*Language: Portuguese

AWARDS:
Pen Clube Portugués Award 1980
D.Dinis - Fundação Casa de Mateus 1981

"The Monastery" is one of the most significant and award winning novels by Agustina Bessa-Luís.
Romance of crosses made ​​between the way Belchior, accustomed to the concept of cosmopolitan success, returning to the earth and its origins, and Sebastianism. These two themes are developed in the stifling atmosphere of a family, which makes Agustina deepest and sharpest pictures.