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Best-Selling Graphic Novels Best-selling Graphic Novels The Graphix Collection Bone Set of 4 Books: $67.96/$40.76 Set of 6 Books: $113.86/$68.30 Set ISBN-10: WPE-979840-X Set ISBN-10: WPE-989146-9 Set ISBN-13: 978-0-439-79840-2 Set ISBN-13: 978-0-439-89146-2 The Baby-sitters Club Graphix #1 BONE #1 BONE #4 Kristy’s Great Idea Out from Boneville The Dragonslayer WPE-980241-5 • 978-0-439-80241-3 WPE-970623-8 • 978-0-439-70623-0 WPE-970626-2 • 978-0-439-70626-1 $16.99/$10.19 $18.95/$11.37 $18.99/$11.39 The Baby-sitters Club Graphix #2 BONE #2 BONE #5 The Truth about Stacey The Great Cow Race Rock Jaw: Master of the Eastern WPE-986724-X • 978-0-439-86724-5 WPE-970624-6 • 978-0-439-70624-7 Border NEW! $16.99/$10.19 $18.95/$11.37 WPE-970627-0 • 978-0-439-70627-8 $18.99/$11.39 Goosebumps Graphix #1 BONE #3 Creepy Creatures Eyes of the Storm BONE #6 WPE-984124-0 • 978-0-439-84124-5 WPE-970625-4 • 978-0-439-70625-4 Old Man’s Cave NEW! $16.99/$10.19 $18.99/$11.39 WPE-970628-9 • 978-0-439-70628-5 $18.99/$11.39 Queen Bee WPE-971572-5 • 978-0-439-71572-0 $16.99/$10.19 Be sure to reference code GRAXSS to ensure proper pricing. Qty Title ISBN ISBN-13 List Price Your Price Total ____ The Graphix Collection—Set of 4 Books! . WPE-979840-X 978-0-439-79840-2 $59.96 $37.76 ________ ____ The Baby-sitters Club Graphix #1 Kristy’s Great Idea. WPE-980241-5 978-0-439-80241-3 $16.99 $10.19 ________ ____ The Baby-sitters Club Graphix #2 The Truth about Stacey . WPE-986724-X 978-0-439-86724-5 $16.99 $10.19 ________ ____ Goosebumps Graphix #1 Creepy Creatures . WPE-984124-0 978-0-439-86724-5 $16.99 $10.19 ________ ____ Queen Bee . WPE-971572-5 978-0-439-71572-0 $16.99 $10.19 ________ ____ Bone—Set of 6 Books!. WPE-989146-9 978-0-439-89146-2 $113.86 $68.30 ________ ____ Bone #1 Out from Boneville . WPE-970623-8 978-0-439-70623-0 $18.95 $11.37 ________ ____ Bone #2 The Great Cow Race . WPE-970624-6 978-0-439-40624-7 $18.95 $11.37 ________ ____ Bone #3 Eyes of the Storm . WPE-970625-4 978-0-439-70625-4 $18.99 $11.39 ________ ____ Bone #4 The Dragonslayer . WPE-970626-2 978-0-439-70626-1 $18.99 $11.39 ________ ____ Bone #5 Rock Jaw: Master of the Eastern Border. WPE-970627-0 978-0-439-70627-8 $18.99 $11.39 ________ ____ Bone #6 Old Man’s Cave . WPE-970628-9 978-0-439-70628-5 $18.99 $11.39 ________ PRODUCT SUBTOTAL ___________ S&H—9% (IF SUBTOTAL IS ABOVE $999.00 NET, FREE S&H) ___________ TAX (IF APPLICABLE) ___________ GRAND TOTAL ___________ SHIP TO: BILL TO: SCHOOL OR LIBRARY: SCHOOL OR LIBRARY: ATTN: TITLE: STREET ADDRESS: STREET ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: CITY: STATE: ZIP: CONTACT NAME: TITLE: CONTACT NAME: TITLE: PHONE: FAX: PHONE: FAX: E-MAIL: ❏ Yes, I would like to receive product updates E-MAIL: ❏ Yes, I would like to receive product updates PO #: ORDER DATE: REQUIRED FOR PURCHASE-ORDER-UP-FRONT (POUF) PLAN: PO #*: AMOUNT $: PURCHASE ORDER IS VALID FROM TO AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE (REQUIRED) www.scholastic.com/librarypublishing *MUST appear on every PO. Ask your sales representative how to receive a FREE collection of Scholastic paperbacks!.
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