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Mississauga Library System BOOKS on CD - FULL LISTING Revised March 2009 Mississauga Library System BOOKS ON CD - FULL LISTING Revised March 2009 CALL NUMBER TITLE 973.3 MCC 1776 973.3 MCC 1776 SF ORWEL 1984 F SMITH 40153 306. 81097 GOT 10 lessons to transform your marriage 306.7 SCH 10 stupid things couples do to mess up their relationships J WILSO 100 cupboards 792.024/ONE 100 sound effects 792.024/ONE 100 sound effects, vol. 2 792.024/ONE 100 sound effects, vol. 3 792.024 ONE 100 spectacular sound-effects 792.024 ONE 100 spectacular sound-effects. disc 1 792.024 ONE 100 spectacular sound-effects. disc 2 792.024 ONE 100 spectacular sound-effects. disc 3 792.024 ONE 101 digital sound effects hilarious comical effects 158.1 HAY 101 power thoughts 158.1 DYE 101 ways to transform your life 623. 45119 CON 109 East Palace Robert Oppenheimer and the secret city of Los Alamos / 940. 54219 WEI 11 days in December Christmas at the Bulge, 1944 / WF LEONA 11 unabridged stories from The complete western stories of Elmore Leonard 940.439 PER 11th month, 11th day, 11th hour 658 WAG 12 the elements of great managing / 649.64 PHE 1-2-3 Magic effective discipline for children 2-12 / F SHUMA 18 seconds 956.046 SEG 1967 Israel, the war, and the year that transformed the Middle East / F PATTE 1st to die F PATTE 1st to die J POP GRA 20 grandes chansons pour les ami(e)s POP TUR 20 greatest hits 792.7 COS 200 m.p.h. 792. 7028 REI 2000 and one years with Carl Reiner & Mel Brooks 792. 7028 REI 2000 years with Carl Reiner & Mel Brooks 819.16 TWO 2006 poetry face-off 364. 17209 MEZ 21 : bringing down the house the inside story of six MIT students who took Vegas for millions / 650.144 HAW 25 things to say to the interviewer, to get the job you want being qualified isn't enough / 158.2 MAX 25 ways to win with people how to make others feel like a million bucks / F PATTE 2nd chance 821.008 THREE 3 doz. poems from The Writer's Almanac. 796.357 BIS 3 nights in August [strategy, heartbreak, and joy inside the mind of a manager] / MF STEIN 36 Yalta Boulevard F PATTE 3rd degree 650.13 MIL 48 days to the work you love F PATTE 4th of July 658.81 ZIG 5 steps to successful selling 150 BUT 50 psychology classics [who we are, how we think, what we do : insight and inspiration from 50 key books] 792.024/FIF 53 all-American bird songs and calls 808.51 WILDE 7 steps to fearless speaking F PATTE 7th heaven F MACOM 8 Sandpiper Way 613 WEI 8 weeks to optimum health [a proven program for taking full advantage of your body's natural healing 231. 73092 PIPER 90 minutes in heaven 510.92 NASH A beautiful mind [a biography of John Forbes Nash, Jr., winner of the Nobel Prize in economics, 1994] / F SPARK A bend in the road MF WHITE A body to die for F GABAL A breath of snow and ashes 523.1 HAW A briefer history of time 332. 67309 ROG A bull in China investing profitably in the world's greatest market / 323.092 KIN A call to conscience the landmark speeches of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. / FF HAMIL A caress of twilight F MACOM A cedar cove Christmas MF JAMES A certain justice 821./912/THOMA A child's Christmas in Wales and five poems / F DICKE A Christmas carol F DICKE A Christmas carol F SMITH A Christmas Caroline F MCLEA A Christmas collection Vinyl Cafe / F BURGE A clockwork orange MF KELLE A cold heart 994.02 KEN A commonwealth of thieves [the improbable birth of Australia] / F TOEWS A complicated kindness Mississauga Library System BOOKS ON CD - FULL LISTING Revised March 2009 F TOOLE A confederacy of dunces F TWAIN A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court F JEWET A country doctor 979. 46105 WIN A crack in the edge of the world America and the great California earthquake of 1906 / FF JORDA A crown of swords F HIGGI A darker place MF CONNE A darkness more than night F MCMIL A day late and a dollar short 364. 1523 JUN A Death in Belmont F SILVA A death in Vienna MF ROBIN A dedicated man MF KEATI A detective at death's door F MOORE A dirty job J PEARC A dog so small F HEMIN A farewell to arms MF PENNY A fatal grace / FF MARTI A feast for crows 070. 44979 FAT A few seconds of panic a 5-foot-8, 170-pound, 43-year-old sportswriter plays in the NFL / MF READ A field of darkness F HARRI A fistful of charms XMS/MAN A fresh aire Christmas MF PERRY A funeral in blue J DITER A giant problem FF MCCAF A gift of dragons 973.924 FELT A G-man's life the FBI, being "Deep Throat", and the struggle for honor in Washington / F STEEL A good woman F MACOM A good yarn F MAYLE A good year 327. 73044 SCH A Great improvisation Franklin, France, and the birth of America / 153.13 MON A great memory 641.22 CUR A guide to wine 616. 0472 NAP A guided meditaion for healing trauma 616.722 NAP A guided meditation to help you with Rheumatoid arthritis or Lupus 938 CLI A history of ancient Greece 933 CLI A history of ancient Israel from the Patriarchs through the Romans / 937.06 TIT A history of ancient Rome 202.11 ARM A history of God the 4,000-year quest of Judaism, Christianity and Islam / 746.432 RUT A history of hand knitting 780.9 HIS A history of music in Western civilization 420.9 DRO A history of the English language 973.7 WIN A house reunited how America survived the Civil War / MF GRAFT A is for alibi FF HAMIL A kiss of shadows F BROWN A kiss remembered F HOWAR A lady of the West F GAINE A lesson before dying F KEILL A life in comedy 951.1 DANTE A life of Dante 822.33 B A life of Shakespeare J/811.54/SILVE A light in the attic F KARON A light in the window 791. 45028 BEWES A likely story the autobiography of Rodney Bewes. F SEYMO A line in the sand FF MAGUI A lion among men F CHIEN A long stay in a distant land 966. 40409 BEAH A long way gone memoirs of a boy soldier / F HARRI A love of my own 808.81 LOVER A lover's gift from her to him : poetry, prose, music. 808. 81935 LOVER A lover's gift from him to her poetry, prose, music. F LINDS A loving scoundrel 324.973 LAR A magnificent catastrophe [the tumultuous election of 1800, America's first presidential campaign] / F WOLFE A man in full F LINDS A man to call my own 813.54 VONNE A man without a country 332.644 KER A maniac commodity trader's guide to making a fortune a not-so crazy roadmap to riches / X BERGE A masterpiece for Bess 306.9 NAP A meditation for peaceful dying 615.851 NAP A meditation for relaxation & wellness 155.937 NAP A meditation to ease grief 636. 70887 MIL A member of the family [Cesar Millan's guide to a lifetime of fulfillment with your dog] / F MORRI A mercy Mississauga Library System BOOKS ON CD - FULL LISTING Revised March 2009 822.33 H A Midsummer night's dream 822.33 P7 A Midsummer night's dream 822.33 P7 A midsummer night's dream 070.92 PEARL A mighty heart the brave life and death of my husband, Danny Pearl / 362. 29092 FREY A million little pieces 792.024 MON A month in the Brazilian rainforest. Jungle journey F LECAR A most wanted man 818. 5203 HEMIN A moveable feast 746. 44204 BLO A needle in the right hand of God [the Norman conquest of 1066 and the making of the Bayeux tapestry] / 204.4 TOL A new earth awakening to your life's purpose / 811.54 JEWEL A night without armor poems / F GRISH A painted house F FORST A passage to India F FORST A passage to India F EVANS A perfect day A perfect mess the hidden benefits of disorder : how crammed closets, cluttered offices, and on-the-fly 650.1 ABR planning make the world a better / 973. 51092 MADIS A perfect union Dolley Madison and the creation of the American nation / J 811.54 PRELU A pizza the size of the sun J 811.54 PRELU A pizza the size of the sun [poems] / F AHERN A place called here MF GEORG A place of hiding J/PINDE A planet with one mind F JOYCE A portrait of the artist as a young man 792.642 PRA A Prairie home companion 25th anniversary collection / 792.642 PRA A Prairie home companion 30th broadcast season celebration / 818. 5402 PRAIR A Prairie home companion pretty good jokes 818. 5402 PRAIR A Prairie home companion. Plenty of pretty good jokes F ARCHE A prisoner of birth INT PUT A Putumayo blend music from the coffee lands / MF RANKI A question of blood 332.6 MAL A random walk down Wall Street [the time tested strategy for successful investing] / F FLAGG A redbird Christmas 973.926 CARTE A remarkable mother 299.93 WIL A return to love reflections of the principles of a course in miracles / F PILCH A risk worth taking F FORST A room with a view F BUFFE A salty piece of land F DICK A scanner darkly F KNOWL A separate peace 398.2 ARM A short history of myth 001.09 BRY A short history of nearly everything 909 WRI A short history of progress F SMITH A simple plan J PARK A single shard F HADDO A spot of bother F HADDO A spot of bother F CUMMI A spy by nature F MCLEA A story-gram from Vinyl Cafe Inc.
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