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Amazon lists it at ages 8-12, grades 3-7
The hardcover is 307 pages

Book Concierge wrote: "Please verify that this CHILDREN'S book qualifies.
Amazon lists it at ages 8-12, grades 3-7
The hardcover is 307 pages
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this book is marginal, but we'll allow it as not early elementary.
Amazon lists it at ages 8-12, grades 3-7
The hardcover is 307 pages

this book is marginal, but we'll allow it as not early elementary.
Dee wrote: "can I please get:
All For You - War>Military
It's Always Been You - war>military
thanks"
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All For You - War>Military
It's Always Been You - war>military
thanks"
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Amazon lists it at ages 8-12, grades 3-7
The hardcover is 307 pages

this b..."
Thank you.
Very new book- thought I better get it verified!
Forcing the Spring: Inside the Fight for Marriage Equality
for GLBT please and thank you!
Forcing the Spring: Inside the Fight for Marriage Equality
for GLBT please and thank you!
Hana C wrote: "Very new book- thought I better get it verified!
Forcing the Spring: Inside the Fight for Marriage Equality
for GLBT please and thank you!"
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Forcing the Spring: Inside the Fight for Marriage Equality
for GLBT please and thank you!"
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mstan wrote: "Would you be able to help verify Naked Statistics: Stripping the Dread from the Data for Business please?"
genre noted
genre noted

The Serpent of Venice: A Novel for fantasy
and
Alif the Unseen for science fiction?
Thanks
Karen GHHS wrote: "Would you please verify:
The Serpent of Venice: A Novel for fantasy
and
Alif the Unseen for science fiction?
Thanks"
both noted
The Serpent of Venice: A Novel for fantasy
and
Alif the Unseen for science fiction?
Thanks"
both noted

Janet F wrote: "Can I have The Good Luck of Right Now approved for mental health/mental illness? It is appearing today after a hiatus off the main page. Thanks!"
Caught it! It's there now.
Caught it! It's there now.

Deana wrote: "Ninety Percent of Everything: Inside Shipping, the Invisible Industry That Puts Clothes on Your Back, Gas in Your Car, and Food on Your Plate - "business" and "economics" are both t..."
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Deedee wrote: "Please verify Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt for mystery genre (last one listed)."
it's there (altho it seems a VERY strange genre for that book!)
it's there (altho it seems a VERY strange genre for that book!)

it's there (altho it seems a VERY strange genre for that book!)"
That wouldn't be my top genre for that book .... but .... having read it, his thesis is that the "Flash traders" on Wall Street are doing something morally wrong which SHOULD be considered a crime (even though its not). So I can see how two or so people would file it under MYSTERY > CRIME.
Deedee wrote: "That wouldn't be my top genre for that book .... but .... having read it, his thesis is that the "Flash traders" on Wall Street are doing something morally wrong which SHOULD be considered a crime (even though its not). So I can see how two or so people would file it under MYSTERY > CRIME..."
I've read it, too - just would never have thought to file it as "mystery."
I've read it, too - just would never have thought to file it as "mystery."

I ordinarily wouldn't use it for 25.6 but with only 2 weeks left in this challenge, it is time for me to be realistic about what books I'll be able to finish for the challenge.
Deedee wrote: "Sandy wrote: "I've read it, too - just would never have thought to file it as "mystery."
I ordinarily wouldn't use it for 25.6 but with only 2 weeks left in this challenge, it is time for me to b..."
oh, it's not that - the genre is there, you can certainly use it. I just was surprised to see it as the genre for this book.
I ordinarily wouldn't use it for 25.6 but with only 2 weeks left in this challenge, it is time for me to b..."
oh, it's not that - the genre is there, you can certainly use it. I just was surprised to see it as the genre for this book.
Jayme VA wrote: "Stirring It Up: How to Make Money and Save the World by Gary Hirshberg as business. Thanks!"
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Dawn wrote: "Does Dark Places work for the Thriller genre? My task says Thriller can be stand alone or embedded..If so please verify..thanks Sandy"
sure, Thriller is there.
sure, Thriller is there.
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