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Dirukyvi the Mystery of the Carnival Prize, , David dirukyvi The Mystery of the Carnival Prize, , David A. Adler , 1992, 0140360220, 9780140360226. If the coin toss is the most difficult game at the school carnival, why are so many people winning? Cam's sure that someone's not playing fair, and with her photographic memory, she's about to crack this case wide open. A New History of Ireland, Volume 2, , Theodore William Moody, Art Cosgrove, Francis X. Martin, Francis John Byrne , 1993, 0198217552, 9780198217558. Volume II of A New History of Ireland opens with a character study of medieval Ireland and a panoramic view of the country c.1169, followed by nineteen chapters of narrative history, with a survey of "Land and People, c.1300." There are further chapters on Gaelic and colonial society; economy and trade; literature in Irish, French, and English; architecture and sculpture; manuscripts and illuminations; and coinage. In this revised edition the comprehensive bibliography has been augmented by an up-to-date bibliographical supplement. Wait for the Thunder: Stories for a Stormy Night, Donald R. Burleson , 2010, 0981488811, 9780981488813. What was it about those tumbleweeds that didn't seem quite normal? How could something be walking around the walls in the next motel room, especially with that many feet? What could be sinister about a child's game of hopscotch? What did those old town legends mean, about what might have been buried in a certain cellar? That face in the window had always been far, far too large, and could it still be there after all these years? When had it really started, the folktale about the turtle and the thunder? What is it like to wake up in one's coffin, after putrefaction has set in? Can a windmill really be haunted, and can it rip itself up from its moorings and stalk abroad at night? 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