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Colegio De San Juan De Letran Intramuros, Manila JUNIOR Colegio de San Juan de Letran Intramuros, Manila JUNIOR HIGHSCHOOL LIBRARY ACQUISITIONS LIST FEBRUARY-MAY 2018 Circulation 1,801 home remedies: doctor-approved treatment for everyday health problems (2014) New York: Reader’s Digest. (HS Cir RM 122.5 .O58 2014) (11459) 30-second chemistry : the 50 most elemental concepts in chemistry, each explained in half a minute (2017) London, United Kingdom: Ivy Press. (HS Cir QD 31 .T447 2017) (11481) Dedopulos, T. (2016) A Game of Thrones puzzle book. London: Carlton Books. (HS Cir PN 1192.77 .D299 2016) (11466) Game of thrones: the noble houses of Westeros, season 1-5 (2015) Philadelphia: Running Press. (HS Cir PN 1192.77 .G192 2015) (11464) Hogwarts : a cinematic yearbook: imagine, draw, create (2017) New York: Scholastic Inc. (HS Cir PZ 7 .H716 2017) (11465) Kaur, R. (2015) Milk and honey. Kansas City, Missouri: Andrews McMeel Publishing. (HS Cir PR 199.4 .K21 2015) (11432) Kaur, R. (2017) The Sun and her flowers. Kansas City, Missouri: Andrews McMeel Publishing. (HS Cir PR 9199.4 .K21.A6 2017) (11431) Leav, L. (2016) The Universe of us. Kansas City, Missouri: Andrews McMeel Publishing. (HS Cir PR 9619.4 .L439 2016) (11426) Leav, L. (2018) Sea of strangers : poetry and prose. Missouri: Andrews McMeel Publishing. (HS Cir PR 1109 .L439 2018) (11424) Paradise found (2013) New York: Life Books. (HS Cir G 440 .P222 2013) (11474) Seddon, T. (2017) Draw your own alphabets: Thirty fonts to scribble, sketch, and make your own. New York: Princeton Architectural Press. (HS Cir NK 3600 .Se447 2017) (11472) Soul, A. (2015) Reflections of a man. California: Black Castle Media Group. (HS Cir HM 1106 .S722 2015) (11430) Sy, A. (2017) Hand lettering from A to Z: a world of creative ideas for drawing and designing alphabets. USA: Quatro Publishing Group. (HS Cir NK 3600 .S979 2017) (11473) Yarrow, J. (2007) 1,001 ways to save the Earth. San Francisco: Chronicle Books. 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(2015) Another day. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. (HS Fic PZ 7 .L666 2015) (11436) Levithan, D. (2015) Hold me closer: the tiny cooper story. New York: DPenguin Group. (HS Fic PZ 7 .L666 2015) (11438) McFarlane, T. (2011) Spider-man : masques. New York: Marvel Wordwide. (HS Fic PN 6728 .M143 2011) (11515) Moyes, J. (2013) Me before you. New York: Penguin Books. (HS Fic PR 6113 .O94 .M938 2013) (11427) Moyes, J. (2015) After you. New York: Penguin Books. (HS Fic PR 6113.O94 .M938 2015) (11428) Moyes, J. (2018) Still me. New York: Penguin Random House. (HS Fic PR 113.O94 .M938 2018) (11429) Niven, J. (2015) All the bright places. New York : Alfred A. Knopf. (HS Fic PZ 7 .N734 2015) (11420) Niven, J. (2016) Holding up the universe. New York : Alfred A. Knopf. (HS Fic PZ 7 .N734 2016) (11421) Riordan, R. (2016) The trials of Apollo. New York: Disney/Hyperion. (HS Fic PZ 7 .R479 2016) (11435) Rowell, R. (2015) Carry on : A novel. New York: St. Martin's Griffin. (HS Fic PZ 7 .R881 2015) (11422) Sain-Exupery, A. (2015) The little prince. London: Picador Classic. (HS Fic PZ 8 .S137 2015) (11433) Sparks, N. (2017) Two by two. New York: Grand Central Publishing. (HS Fic PS 3569 .P363.Sp736 2017) (11419) Winick, J. (2006) Superman, Shazam : First thunder. New York: DC Comics. (HS Fic PN 6720.2 .W772 2006) (11514) Filipiniana Arriola, J. (2006) Postmodern filming of literature: sources, contexts and adaptations. Manila: UST Publishing House. (HS Fil PN 1995.3 .A776 2006) (11479) Asia Society Philippine Foundation (2013) Kulinarya: a guidebook to Philippine cuisine. Mandaluyong City: Anvil Publishing Inc. (HS Fil/Ref TX 24.5.P6 .A832 2013) (11499) Balagtas, F. (2000) Florante at Laura. Quezon City: Amos Books, Inc. (HS Fil PL 6063.B11 .B3 2000) (11445) Balagtas, F. (2015) Florante at Laura : sa ngalan ng pag-ibig. Quezon City, Philippines: Mindmaster Publishing, Inc. (HS Fil PL 6063 .B3 2015) (11501) Boerboom, P. 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