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On the planet Gunsmoke, the man with the highest bounty on his head is Vash the Stampede, known as
The Humanoid Typhoon.
The Bernadelli Insurance Company will do anything to minimize the devastation Vash causes every time he walks into a new town. That`s why they`ve sent crack investigators Meryl Stryfe and Millie Thompson to track him down and shadow his every move. But when the two women catch up with the notorious outlaw, they are shocked to find he is a goofy, kind-hearted pacifist. Why is it that despite Vash`s good intentions, chaos always follows in his wake? What terrible secrets lie in the shadowy past of this spiky-haired, innocent-seeming gunslinger? Translated from the Japanese and presented in its original right-to-left format, this is volume one of the manga that inspired the popular anime series.
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Crushes, flirting, infatuation, first love, budding sexuality--romance, and all the angst that goes with it, is the number one preoccupation of the teen years. Publishers of YA fiction are well aware of this; in fact, it's hard to find a YA novel that doesn't contain at least a touch of romance. Yet teen romance differs substantially from adult romance fiction, and it can often be difficult to match teens with the right books in this genre. Carpan provides help, identifying more than 500 titles of love and romance, and organizing them according to teen reader preferences, from humorous and historical romance to issues romance, the paranormal, and romantic suspense. After a brief plot summary, Carpan notes important appeal features of the books, such as fast-paced story or an evocative setting. She also provides award and series information, research materials, a core collection list, and profiles of some of your favorite YA romance authors. For students grades 5-12.
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Romeo Gandolph has confessed to a series of murders, but now, on death row, he takes it back--and it looks as if the case might indeed be open to review. His attorney, Arthur Raven, uncovers another suspect, who also confesses--but is this one any more reliable? To complicate the issue, the judge who issued the original sentence is serving time for bribery. A New York Times Notable Book for 2002.
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