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Shelf List Rosalia School District All Ranges and Prefixes in the Collection Shelf List Rosalia School District All ranges and prefixes in the collection. All circulations. Call Number Author Title Barcode Price Status Circs 8508 T 8508 $0.00 Lost 1 Bleach T 9122 $0.00 Lost 1 Bleach C T 9077 $0.00 Lost 1 book T 8187 $0.00 Lost 1 book of world records 2006 T 9385 $0.00 Lost 1 boxcar kids T 9592 $0.00 Lost 1 brave and the bold T 8472 $0.00 Lost 1 confessions of a closet catholic T 8669 $0.00 Lost 1 crisis T 9291 $0.00 Lost 1 draw 50 animals T 9086 $0.00 Lost 3 five little christmas trees T 9508 $0.00 Lost 1 the hoopster T 9910 $0.00 Lost 2 librarian T 8250 $0.00 Lost 1 Phantom Stallion T 8437 $0.00 Lost 1 The Revelation T 7840 $0.00 Lost 1 Tale of Despareaux T 8048 $0.00 Lost 1 Tiger Eyes T 8362 $5.99 Lost 1 Welcome to Camden Hall T 8800 $0.00 Lost 1 Bleach. T 9027 $0.00 Lost 1 Code Orange. T 8804 $0.00 Lost 1 The Kids of Einstein The Last Dinosaur. 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