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Caroline Sanford, half-sister of the newspaper tycoon Blaise Sanford from WASHINGTON, D. C., and a newspaper publisher herself, is transformed into actress Emma Traxler in the early days of the motion picture industry, just before the US entry into World War I. In his deliciously catty, unfailingly witty HOLLYWOOD, Vidal chronicles the rise of the industry and the rest of the country's conflicted feelings about it, peopling his story with characters like William Randolph Hearst, Douglas Fairbanks, Charlie Chaplin, Woodrow Wilson, the Roosevelts, the rascally Warren G. Harding, and Vidal's own grandfather, Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma.
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Readers can count all 55 of the bats who perform in the annual bat jamboree. After counting in sets from one to 10, readers can can backwards as they prepare to witness the grand finale of the show. Watercolor and pen illustrations accompany the rhyming text.
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Amelia inherits an old North Carolina farmhouse, and moves into it along with Hannah and Grace, her two best 60-something friends.Their grown children disapprove, but the women settle in cozily, and find not only adventure and a chance to test their skills, but romance as well.
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THE WHITE ROSE is the concluding volume in the Chronicle of the Black Company series called the Book of the North. Here, the battle-weary veterans of the beleaguered Black Company venture out of the reach of the Lady, as the are pulled into a hopeless conflict against the undead.
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