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A daring literary hoax, and a startling fiction debut

This critically acclaimed collection of very short stories about postwar Buffalo, New York illustrated in colour with the author's own collages is now available in paperback.

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In this follow-up to "Grace Harlowe's Freshman Year at High School, " the girls enter their sophomore year and are intent on beating their rivals, the junior class, on the basketball court. First published in 1911, this fast-paced tale of friendship also reveals many interesting things--good and bad--about our past. Illustrations.

This is one of the series books that American girls read for fun a century ago. Originally published in 1911, this story follows two orphans who drop out of school and spend every last dollar they have to fulfill their father's dying wish--to construct a new type of aeroplane. Illustrations.

A book of beautiful and challenging mazes, full of optical illusions, meditative geometric patterns, and natural and abstract designs.

In an amusing - and sometimes informative - anthology from the Victorian magazine, "Notes & Queries", this is a sophisticated trivia book which will appeal to history, literature and trivia buffs.

A rediscovered masterpiece of visionary art, to appeal to lovers of cultural curiosities. It was created by an unknown artist around 1700.

Aunt Claire brings back the fast-paced stories of friendship, adventure, and life that American girls read for fun in the early 20th century. The attractive, collectible format features delightful new jackets that can be lifted to reveal the original 1910 cover art underneath. Illustrations.

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