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This Book is a novel based partly on the childhood of the Author, Geneva (Gene) Stratton Porter. The main character is Laddie, a girl growing up in a large family in an idyllic setting. It is a story of love, romance and relationships. This Book is a First Edition and exists in a very readable condition. Book has 602 pages and four illustrations.

Book was written based on a Tour of the Holy Land, Palestine and Egypt by the Author. Book contains Book has 259 pages and numerous photographs. This Book gives the reader an account of what the Holy Land, Palestine and Egypt were like well over 100 years ago. This Book is very readable in its present condition.

This is a small Book in size, but packed with philosophy and words of wisdom by the author. The Author, Randy Pausch, is a professor at Carnegie-Mellon University and an award-winning educator. Many professors tell their students that this is their last lecture. However, in the case of Professor Pausch, he had been diagnosed with terminal cancer and his last lecture was "Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams". His last lecture was positive and was turned into this Book with the help of Jeffrey Zaslow, columnist for the New York Times. Randy Pausch passed away in July, 2008. This is a must-read Book.

This Book, which was researched and edited by the staff at the Boston Globe, focuses on the life and times of Senator Edward Kennedy. Specifically, it looks at Senator Kennedy's aspirations for the presidency, the Chappaquiddick Incident, his divorce, alcohol problems, and failing health. This was followed by his reformation which led to a loving marriage, his position as an experienced senior senator, his role as the family patriarch and finally his counsel to the young Democratic presidential candidate, Barrack Obama. Book has a section of several pages of color and black and white photos and contains 463 pages.

This Book, by Veteran Actor and Author, Kirk Douglas, is a story of the meeting of two people during the screening of Last Tango in Paris, their romance and passion, and a mysterious murder. Book has 340 pages.

This Book is a discussion of the relationship of a Mother, who is suffering from terminal cancer, and her Daughter. Complications and thoughts and feelings become complicated when the Mother tells her Daughter she is going to commit suicide. Book has 236 pages. This Book is believed to be a First Edition, but is not so stated in the front material.

This Book was originally written and copyrighted in 1899 by Helen Cody Wetmore, the sister of Buffal Bill Cody. This Book contains a Foreward by Author, Zane Grey, and an endpiece by Zane Grey at the end of the Book that details the last days of Buffalo Bill following his death in 1917. This Book is an interesting story of the life of a prominent western American folk hero.

This Book by lawyer, economist and writer, Benjamin Stein, describes the unthinkable possibility that one individual in a position of power could manipulate the U.S. financial system through sales of junk bonds. Stein explains how the Milken conspiracy began, how it was run and the enormous impact it had on the U.S. financial system.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated April 24, 1939 and is listed as Volume 6, Number 17. This issue contains many interesting news and feature articles including the New York World's Fair, national debate on war and peace, Europe and the beginnings of World War II, as well as history, science,art and sports. This Edition of Life has 100 pages and is in Very Good condition with only slight wear noted.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated July 18, 1969 and is listed as Volume 67, Number 3. Life was a Weekly Magazine with news and feature articles that were of great interest to readers. This Issue is in Very Good condition with only a small amount of wear. There is an address label at the bottom of the front cover and there are several pages with small folds that are partially straightened. This copy of Life has 60 pages.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated December 15, 1972 and is a Special Double Issue of Life focusing on the joys of Christmas and is a must have for magazine collectors. This Issue is in Very Good condition with almost no noticeable wear. It does have an address label affixed to the bottom of the front cover. This Edition has 134 pages.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated April 11, 1938, and is listed as Volume 4, Number 15. This issue contains a number of interesting feature articles on pre-war Europe, Mexico, a Kansas tornado, the Kennedy kids in Great Britain and a review of Einstein,s Book concerning his theory of relativity. The advertising illustrations are sensational with a full page Coca-Cola ad on the back cover. This Issue of Life Magazine is in Very Good condition with slight wear and a small tear near the top of the front cover and has 68 pages.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated July 5, 1968 and is listed as Volume 65, Number 1. Life was a Weekly Magazine with news and feature articles that were of great interest to readers. This Issue contains a feature article on "The Presidency" and is labeled as a Special Issue. This Edition is in Very Good condition with almost no wear. There is an address label at the bottom of the front cover. This copy has 79 pages.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated August 30, 1968 and is listed as Volume 65, Number 9. Life was a Weekly Magazine with news and feature articles that were of great interest to readers. The primary focus story in this copy is the Soviet Union's takeover of Czechoslovakia in 1968. This issue is in Very Good condition but does have an address label on the bottom of the front cover. This copy of Life has 64 pages.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated January 29, 1965 and is listed as Volume 58, Number 4. This Edition the cover story and Feature Article on the Inauguration of President Lyndon Johnson in January, 1965. It also contains a feature article on the life of Winston Churchill. This Issue has slight wear to the covers and the residue of a name/address sticker at the bottom of the front cover. Issue has 90 pages.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated March 22, 1968 and is listed as Volume 64, Number 12. This Edition contains a cover story and feature article on the life of Ho Chi Minh, the leader of North Vietnam during the Vietnam War. This Issue is in Very Good condition with light wear and an address label at the bottom of the front cover. Issue has 90 pages.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated August 23, 1937 and is listed as Volume 3, Number 8. This issue contains many interesting feature articles including political issues, domestic issues, Egypt's new king, Japanese conquest of Peiping, China and trans-oceanic air service. As always, the advertising is interesting. This copy of Life Magazine has 80 pages and almost no wear.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated March 2, 1953 and is listed as Volume 34, Number 9. This issue contains a number of interesting articles including the Nationalist Chinese training to take over Mainland China as well as articles on science, fashion, sports, religion and living. This Edition has 112 pages and is in Good condition with noticeable wear on the covers but is in a very readable condition.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated May 31, 1968 and is listed as Volume 64, Number 22. Life was a Weekly Magazine with news and feature articles that were of great interest to readers. This Issue is in Very Good condition with almost no wear. There was an address sticker at the bottom of the front cover which was removed, but left some residue. This Copy of Life has 80 pages.

This Edition of Life Magazine is dated May 21, 1971 and is listed as Volume 70, Number 19. Life was a weekly Magazine with news and feature articles that were of great interest to readers. The feature cover story article is the life of President Johnson after his return to Texas. This Issue is in Very Good condition with slight wear and an address label on the bottom of the front cover. This Edition has 74 pages.