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61) What were castles for?

Author

Cox, Phil Roxbee

Series

Usborne starting point history

Pub. Date

2002.

Description

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Colorful look at everyday life in a castle. Covers housing, education, entertainment, religion, and military life.

62) Usborne little encyclopedia of dinosaurs

Author

Taplin, Sam

Pub. Date

2005

Description

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"Simple text, incredible photographs of dinosaur models, vibrant illustrations and exciting recommended websites introduce young readers to the wonders of the prehistoric world."--back cover.

63) Usborne mysteries & marvels of nature

Author

Dalby, Elizabeth

Pub. Date

c2007

Description

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Illustrates the strange and wonderful habits and features of animals and plants. Includes Internet links to nature websites. Describes the unusual abilities and adaptations certain animals and plants develop in order to survive. Includes Internet links to nature websites.

64) E.encyclopedia science

Pub. Date

2004

65) Ebay quicksteps

Author

Cronan, John

Pub. Date

c2008

66) Find a job through social networking: use LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, blogs, and more to advance your career

Author

Crompton, Diane

Pub. Date

c2011

67) Getting started in genealogy online

Author

Dollarhide, William

Pub. Date

[2006]

Description

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Genealogy expert Dollarhide updates his previous Genealogy Starter Kit with this treatment based upon Internet resources.

68) The Prentice Hall guide to evaluating online resources with Research Navigator: science

Author

Payton, Melissa

Pub. Date

2004.

69) Knights

Author

Firth, Rachel

Pub. Date

2003

Description

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In medieval times, knights were the most powerful soldiers on the battlefield. This new Usborne Discovery book explores in fascinating and sometimes gory detail how they lived, died, and eventually died out altogether. You'll find answers to hundreds of questions about knights.

70) Usborne pocket nature

Pub. Date

2003

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An illustrated introduction to the world's biological diversity.

71) Earth and space

Author

Howell, Laura

Pub. Date

2002, c2001

72) The Usborne introduction to the First World War

Author

Brocklehurst, Ruth

Pub. Date

2007

Description

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This book outlines how the First World War affected every corner of the globe, provoked revolutions, developed new weapons, and changed the political map of Europe forever.

73) Social media marketing: step by step instructions for advertising your business on Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, Linkedin and various other platforms

Author

Gray, Noah

Pub. Date

2018.

74) Dating advice for women and men: internet dating 101 for dummies

Author

Stone, Martha

Pub. Date

c2016

Description

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"If you have been wanting to try your hand at free online dating, but have been able to find consistent dating advice for women and men alike, then this is the perfect free online dating book for you. Inside of this book, Dating Advice for Women and Men-Learn About Free Online Dating: Internet Dating 101 For Dummies you will discover everything that you have ever needed to know about Internet dating. Inside of this book you will discover a few helpful...

75) eBay the smart way: selling, buying, and profiting on the Web's #1 auction site

Author

Sinclair, Joseph T

Pub. Date

c2004

76) "I can't believe I'm buying this book.": a commonsense guide to successful Internet dating

Author

Katz, Evan Marc

Pub. Date

c2003

77) Glenn Brown's History of the United States Capitol

Author

Brown, Glenn

Pub. Date

[2007]

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The publication of this book is part of the celebration of the bicentennial of the United States Capitol. The bicentennial period extended from 1993, the anniversary of the laying of the first cornerstone of the Capitol by President George Washington on September 18, 1793, to the year 2000, the two-hundredth anniversary of the year the Congress moved to the new national capital on the banks of the Potomac River.