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NON-GRADED READERS TITLE ISBN AUTHOR PUBLISHER COPY NUMBER EDITION REMARKS 2 3 the Last Lovely City 978-0-671-03618-8 ADAMS, A A B C D F G O P Q R S 1 NON-GRADED READERS TITLE ISBN AUTHOR PUBLISHER COPY NUMBER EDITION REMARKS 2 3 The Last Lovely City 978-0-671-03618-8 ADAMS, A. Pocket Books 1 1999 4 So long, and Thanks for the Fish 0-330-28700-1 ADAMS, D. Pan 1 1984 5 The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy 0-434-00348-4 ADAMS, D. Heinemann 1 1996 6 The Iron Wolf and Other Stories 0-14-00-58451 ADAMS, R. Penguin 1 1982 7 Watership Down 0-14-030601-3 ADAMS, R. Puffin 1 1972 8 My Pride and Joy 0-00-637195-7 ADAMSON, G. Fontana 1 1988 9 Recollections Ten Stories on Five Themes 0-7131-8021-8 ADKINS & SHAKELTON Edward Arnold 1 1990 10 Love or Money 0-19-422946-7 AKINYEMI, R. Oxford 1 2000 11 The American Dream 00-000051-051 ALBEE, E. Signet 1 1960 12 The Magic Strings of Frankie Presto 978-0-7515-4122-9 ALBOM, M. 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