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Adams, Doug 1. the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy 2. The Adams, Doug 1. The Hitch Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy 2. The Restaurant at the End of the Universe 3. Life, the Universe and Everything 4. So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish 5. Mostly Harmless Adlington, L. J. 1. The Diary of Pelly D 2. Cherry Heaven Aguirre, Ann 1. Enclave 2. Outpost Albin, Gennifer Crewel World Series 1. Crewel 2. Altered Armstrong, Jennifer Fire-Us trilogy 1. The Kindling 2. Keepers of the Flame 3. The Kiln Asch, Frank 1. Star Jumper : Journal Of a Cardboard Genius 2. Gravity Buster : Journal #2 Of a Cardboard Genius JAE Rev. 63 2/27/15 Baggott, Julianna 1. Pure 2. Fuse 3. Burn Bick, Ilsa J. 1. Ashes 2. Shadows 3. Monster Bisson, Terry and Elizabeth Hand Star Wars: Boba Fett 1. The Fight to Survive 2. Crossfire 3. Maze of Deception 4. Hunted 5. A New Threat 6. Pursuit Bracken, Alexandra 1. Darkest Minds 2. Never Fade Brindley, John 1. The Rule of the Claw 2. City of Screams Brody, Jessica 1. 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