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Little Girls Lost
₱99.00Children are disappearing in mobile, alabama, the latest snatched from her own bedroom. there are no clues – and, as yet, no bodies. with public anger reaching dangerous levels, homicide detective carson ryder finds a case hopelessly tangled up in murky local politics.
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Living History
₱300.00This illustrated encyclopedia explores every aspect of human history from the growth of farming, work and trade through science, crafts and technology to the importance of art, culture and entertainment. over 200 step-by-step projects actively involve the young reader in recreating the past.
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Look Inside Our World
₱280.00Take a trip around the world in this fascinating book. find out what the earth is made of, who lives in steamy rainforests, how rivers flow into the sea, and much more.
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The Young Accomplice
₱250.00‘britain’s answer to donna tartt’ sunday times ‘a huge talent’ hilary mantel ‘was this how it was going to be for ever? wrapping things for customers in womenswear, no conversation. polishing the counters so her face reflected in the brass and sweeping floors at closing time until the boss said she could leave. how much worse off would she be if she went driving with a stranger for a while?’ when sixteen-year-old joyce savigear absconds from work to go out with a man she barely knows, she hopes a new, exciting life is just beginning. but, two years later, she is waiting on a railway station in the tranquil english countryside. it’s the summer of 1952 and she and her younger brother charlie have just been released from borstal. another fresh start awaits – but can joyce ever outrun the darkness of her past? ‘what a writer’ richard osman ‘an involving tale of revenge and responsibility, which, while it devastates, also tells us that new lives can be built among the ashes’ ft ‘the young accomplice shows the difference between a book that slides down the surface of things, and one that digs its claws into you and sticks there’ the times
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First Dictionary
₱250.00“a dictionary with over 2,500 words and definitions. it contains a pronunciation guide for tricky words. it features internet links, which offer a selection of recommended web sites – with downloadable picture puzzles and other facts.”–publishers description.
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Harry Learns French
₱250.00This language book for six to nine year olds uses a picture book format to teach basic and useful vocabulary. the cd-rom lets the child hear foreign languages spoken, and includes two songs and four games to encourage children to use the language.
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The Male Anatomy– And Other Laughing Matters
₱350.00Includes non-removable plastic model affixed in center of book.
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Quidditch Through The Ages – Illustrated Edition
₱300.00Get ready to learn everything you need to know about the sport at the heart of hogwarts! quidditch through the ages is the essential companion to the harry potter series, a funny, fact-packed fantasy history of the seriously competitive wizarding sport. bursting with glorious illustrations, magical memorabilia and two super-sized fold-outs, this spectacular new full-colour edition pairs j. k. rowling’s witty, inventive text with emily gravett’s incredible artistic imagination. devoured by harry potter in his first year, and consulted on a daily basis by the young witches and wizards at hogwarts,quidditch through the ages whisks readers on a whistle-stop tour through the game’s hilarious (and often foul) history. there’s magic and wonder in equal measure for both newcomers to the wizarding world and established harry potter fans. packed with trivia, tales of on-pitch antics, and quidditch stars past and present – this is a great gift for the whole family. quidditch through the ages is published in aid of lumos, an international children’s charity founded in 2005 by j. k. rowling, and comic relief.
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Into The Water
₱250.00In the last days before her death, nel called her sister. jules didn’t pick up the phone, ignoring her plea for help. now nel is dead. they say she jumped. and jules has been dragged back to the one place she hoped she had escaped for good, to care for the teenage girl her sister left behind. but jules is afraid. so afraid. of her long-buried memories, of the old mill house, of knowing that nel would never have jumped. and most of all she’s afraid of the water, and the place they call the drowning pool
