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Johnny Swanson - Eleanor Updale
The secret to instant height? Stand on a box.Want to make your money go further? Roll it down a hill.The answer to smelly feet? Wear a clothes pin on your nose.... -
Instant City - Steve Inskeep
From the host of NPR's Morning Edition, a deeply reported portrait of Karachi, Pakistan, a city that illuminates the perils and possibilities of rapidly growing metropolises all ar... -
Gateways 07_ What Lay Beyond - Diane Carey; Peter David; Keith
Product DescriptionCreated by the ancient Iconians, the Gateways offer instantaneous transport across unimaginable distances. Throughout the known galaxy, the sudden reactivation o... -
Franklin's Thanksgiving - Paulette Bourgeois
Franklin is every young child's friend. Children instantly connect with the little turtle's sense of adventure and enjoy seeing him work through familiar dilemmas—fear of the dark,... -
Franklin Says I Love You - Brenda Clark
Franklin is every young child's friend. Children instantly connect with the little turtle's sense of adventure and enjoy seeing him work through familiar dilemmas—fear of the dark,... -
Emails From an Asshole - John Lindsay
“It's like Sasha Baron Cohen on the internet.” - Jane Wells, CNBCWhen John Lindsay launched DontEvenReply.com in June 2009, it became an instant sensation. With 60% of the b... -
Dune Road - Jane Green
EDITORIAL REVIEW: **A sparkling new novel from the *New York Times* bestselling author of *The Beach House*** Jane Green's last novel, *The Beach House*, was an instant *New York T... -
Dragon - Clive Cussler
SUMMARY: Japan, 1945: Two U.S. bombers take off with atomic bombs.Only one gets through.The Pacific, 1993: A Japanese cargo ship bound for the UnitedStates is instantly, thunderous... -
Dawn Patrol - Don Winslow
The author of The Winter of Frankie Machine (“another instant classic”—Lee Child) is back with a razor-sharp novel as cool and unbridled as its California surfer heroes, as heart-s... -
Click_ The Forces Behind How We - Ori Brafman;Rom Brafman
You know the feeling. You meet someone new—at a party or at work—and you just hit it off. There is an instant sense of camaraderie. In a word, you “click.” From the bestselling aut...