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Title Good and Bad Feelings / Mark L. Stein I'm Like You, You're Like Me Title Barcode # Call # Good and bad feelings / Mark L. Stein 0135102852443 BF561 .S74 I'm like you, you're like me/ by Cindy Gainer 0114000010198 BF723.I56 G35 2011 What color are you? / By Darwin Walton. 0135102852450 BF723.R3 W34 Of thee I sing : a letter to my daughters / Barack Obama c.1 0114000014901 BJ1547.4 .O23 2010 Of thee I sing : a letter to my daughters / Barack Obama c.2 0114000014919 BJ1547.4 .O23 2010 c.2 Chanukah / by Howard Greenfeld 0135102851866 BM695.H3 G67 1976 The Prince of Egypt : a to Z / Eric Metaxas 1014000109660 BS580 .M6 M37 1998 The thing./Chesterton, G. K. 1014000089425 BX1754 .C45 1957 Hiroshima no pika /Toshi Maruki. 0014000004722 D767.25.H6 M2913 1980 Country of the Black people / by sister Corene F. 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