The new suburban house offers everything the little property owner could wish for. The basic equipment for this ideal play house open on one side includes: a figure family, a functioning door bell, a retractable awning and a set of terrace furniture.
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Remote Sensing of Urban and Suburban Areas provides instructors with a text reference that has a logical and easy-to-follow flow of topics around which they can structure the syllabi of their ...
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Go-To Telescopes Under Suburban Skies is the first book specifically written for amateur astronomers who own, or who are about to purchase, a computer-controlled ''''go-to'''' telescope...
36.95 CAD

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Emi Classics:3612882
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A collection of stories by William Dean Howells includes the following: Mrs. Johnson, Doorstep Acquaintance, A Pedestrian Tour, By Horse-Car to Boston, A Day's Pleasure, A Romance of Real Life, Scene, Jubilee Days, Some Lessons From the School of Morals, and Flitting.
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A whole high school full of vampires? Well it will be, if Dylan and Jesse follow orders. A vampire hunter is making living death dangerous in New Jersey, so the two young men...uh, relatively young as vampires go...are sent by the Master Vampire to bite the entire student body of a local high school. All is well until the lads fall for Tegan, the daughter of the vampire hunter, and her best friend, Rina. Dylan and Jesse are inventive enough to appear to be ordinary guys, until challenged. No red-blooded vampire is going to let a mere human outdo him, as Jesse proves when he transforms into a bat to muddle a football game. Dylan survives a fatal fall from a tree--vampires are immortal. Tegan and Rina become pawns in a deadly game, until a final battle with the Master Vampire has an unexpected outcome. Dylan and Jesse prove their heroism, but will the vampire hunter give up his quest, even when his daughter's happiness is at stake?
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Picket fence up for grabs? How would you celebrate twenty-five years of marriage? A cruise? A party? Renew your vows? What about a divorce? These are the ideas brewing in the mind of Corrie Braydon. She would be the first one to agree that she and her husband, Sam, have a lot to celebrate, but is that a good enough reason to stay married? With the kids grown, the house paid off and money in the bank, Sam is looking forward to taking things easy, spending more time with Corrie and maybe even taking a holiday or two—no surprises here. Corrie, on the other hand, is not sure what she wants—but she plans to find out! With warmth, humor and love, Corrie and Sam reflect on the past and ponder the future. But they'd better hurry up—twenty-five years can go by in a flash!
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This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality...
19.47 CAD

Between the city and the country, between nature and industry, lies suburbia...
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