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Family Fishing
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Nordic Ware Barbecue Grilling 2 Piece Fish Boat $10.99 The Nordic Ware 2-piece nonstick Fish Boat lets you perfectly bake, broil, poach, or grill your favorite fish with flavorful sides…. |
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River’s Edge Beautiful Tempered Glass Cutting Board with Majestic Moose Standing by Forrest Riverside Design (12 x 16-Inch) $9.91 12″ x 16″ – Heavy Tempered Glass, virtually unbreakable!… |
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River’s Edge Tempered Glass Cutting Board with Beautiful Rustic Trout Design (12 x 16-Inch) $11.99 River’s Edge Cutting Board Trout Design Features: Size: 12 in. x 16 in. Made of tempered glass which is virtually unbreakable Resists stains, heat, bacteria, odors and dishwasher safe Features the licensed art of Jon Q Wright / JQ Outdoors. Contents: River’s Edge Cutting Board… |
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Disney’s Goof Troop – Goin’ Fishin’ [VHS] $12.99 … |
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10 Polished Aluminum Dinner Bell Nautical Ship $36.95 This polished aluminum bell has a crystal clear ring reminiscent of the old fishing harbors of years past. The peal on this bell is actually cleaner and more pure than those of brass bells. Call your family to dinner or spice up a friendly barbecue by using this delightful bell. Entertain the little ones and be the envy of all your friends with this great new bell. Place it outside in the garden, or use it as a decorative piece in your household. A gorgeous bell at a highly affordable price.This beautifully polished aluminum bell has a sturdy bracket which allows you to hang it from the ceiling or the wall. With a gorgeous finish and quality construction, this item is not only fun to show off, but it can be a great addition to your bell collection. Crafted from aluminum, it stands about 10 tall and has about a 9.5 diameter and comes complete with a woven tassel.This fully functioning bell is the perfect gift for any maritime or bell collector. |
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12 Moose Family of 2 in Fishing Boat Christmas Ornaments for Personalization $124.99 From the Personalization Collection Item #A1285 This moose family of 2 is enjoying an afternoon on the lake with a cooler and the catch of the day Ornaments can be personalized on the boat using a permanent marker Fully dimensional ornaments Ornaments come ready-to-hang on red ribbons Dimensions: 3.75 H Material(s): resin Please note:Personalization is done by customer; this is not a service we provide Pack includes 12 of the ornament shown |
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12 Moose Family of 3 in Fishing Boat Christmas Ornaments for Personalization $129.99 From the Personalization Collection Item #A1286 This moose family of 3 is enjoying an afternoon on the lake with a cooler and the catch of the day Ornaments can be personalized on the boat using a permanent marker Fully dimensional ornaments Ornaments come ready-to-hang on red ribbons Dimensions: 3.5 H Material(s): resin Please note:Personalization is done by customer; this is not a service we provide Pack includes 12 of the ornament shown |
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12 Moose Family of 4 in Fishing Boat Christmas Ornaments for Personalization $134.99 From the Personalization Collection Item #A1287 This moose family of 4 is enjoying an afternoon on the lake with a cooler and the catch of the day Ornaments can be personalized on the boat using a permanent marker Fully dimensional ornaments Ornaments come ready-to-hang on red ribbons Dimensions: 4 H Material(s): resin Please note:Personalization is done by customer; this is not a service we provide Pack includes 12 of the ornament shown |
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12 Moose Family of 5 in Fishing Boat Christmas Ornaments for Personalization $144.99 From the Personalization Collection Item #A1288 This moose family of 5 is enjoying an afternoon on the lake reeling in the catch of the day Ornaments can be personalized on the boat using a permanent marker Fully dimensional ornaments Ornaments come ready-to-hang on red ribbons Dimensions: 4.25 H Material(s): resin Please note:Personalization is done by customer; this is not a service we provide Pack includes 12 of the ornament shown |
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12 Moose Family of 6 in Fishing Boat Christmas Ornaments for Personalization $149.99 From the Personalization Collection Item #A1289 This moose family of 6 is enjoying an afternoon on the lake reeling in the catch of the day Ornaments can be personalized on the boat using a permanent marker Fully dimensional ornaments Ornaments come ready-to-hang on red ribbons Dimensions: 4.25 H Material(s): resin Please note:Personalization is done by customer; this is not a service we provide Pack includes 12 of the ornament shown |
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4 Brass Ship Bell – Polished Nautical Decoration $16.95 Call your family to come for dinner with this delightful bell. Entertain the little ones and be the envy of all your friends with this great new bell. Place it outside in the garden, or use it as a decorative piece in your household. With a gorgeous finish and quality construction, this item is not only fun to show off, but it can be a great addition to your bell collection.This beautifully polished solid brass bell has a sturdy bracket but does not include screws. The bell is crafted from quality brass, stands about 4 high, and has about a 4 diameter. Its weight is approximately 8 oz. , or 200 grams. It comes complete with a brass chain.With a ring reminiscent of the old fishing harbors of years past, this fully functioning ship bell is the perfect gift for any maritime bell collector. |
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50 Great New England Family Fishing Vacations $18.23 50 Great New England Family Fishing Vacations is the ultimate planning guide for families that enjoy outdoor recreation, hands-on learning opportunities and making wonderful summer memories together. While all 50 chapters do include excellent fishing destinations, Grant also includes a wide range of activities sure to please non-anglers, and to keep the family entertained when the day”s fishing is done.Lodging options range from tenting and RVing to rental cabins, resorts and family-friendly hotels. Chapters include where-to information on hiking, wildlife watching, biking, horseback riding, golf, kayaking, dining, shopping and more. This guide also includes educational opportunities at museums, aquariums and historical sites throughout New England.Be sure to pack 50 Great New England Family Fishing Vacations, — and a camera — to capture summer vacation memories that will last a lifetime! |
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6 Foot Long Inflatable Penguins Fishing on a Polar Bear $69 This Christmas inflatable is sure to bring delight to children and adults alike. This inflatable is great for decor in and out of the home. The lighted design makes it perfect for your nighttime display. It can also be a great addition for your family photo. The lightweight materials and self-inflating design make it easy for anyone in the family to setup and take down. Don’t think about where you are going to store it until next Christmas. Once deflated, it’s compact design makes storage easy and allows it to be stored almost anywhere. The weatherproof materials used allows this inflatable to be used indoor and outdoor, all year round (certain limitations apply, please read the documentation for full instructions). This Christmas inflatable will be a perfect match for any of our other inflatable Christmas products you may choose to use in your decorating this Christmas. Add this unique inflatable to your display to bring a little more fun to your Christmas decorations. 6 Foot Long Inflatable Penguins Fishing on a Polar Bear |
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6 Polished Aluminum Dinner Bell – Nautical Ship $19.95 Call your family to come for dinner or spice up a friendly barbecue by using this delightful bell. Decorate your home or boat by mounting this beautiful bell where everyone can enjoy it. The bell has a crystal clear ring reminiscent of the old fishing harbors of years past. The peal on this bell is actually cleaner and more pure than those of brass bells. A gorgeous bell at an affordable price.This beautifully polished aluminum bell has a sturdy bracket which allows you to hang it from the ceiling or the wall. With a gorgeous finish and quality construction, this item is not only fun to show off, but it can be a great addition to your bell collection. Crafted from aluminum, it stands about 6 tall, and has about a 6 diameter. Due to the fact that this item is hand finished, some differences in cosmetic appearance may occur.This fully functioning ship bell is the perfect gift for any maritime or bell collector. |
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A Boy at War: A Novel of Pearl Harbor By Harry Mazer $5.99 December 7, 1941:<I>A morning like any other, but the events of this day would leave no one untouched.</I><P>For Adam, living near Honolulu, this Sunday morning is one he has been looking forward to — fishing with friends, away from the ever-watchful eyes of his father, a navy lieutenant. Then, right before his eyes, Adam watches Japanese planes fly overhead and attack the U.S. Navy. All he can think is that it’s just like in the movies. But as he sees his father’s ship, the <I>Arizona,</I> sink beneath the water, he realizes this isn’t make-believe. It’s real.<P>Over the next few days, Adam searches for answers — about his friends, the war, and especially, his father. But Adam soon learns sometimes there are no answers. |
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A Killing Tide $6.95 Returning home from the picturesque town of Astoria, Oregon, Kaz expects to spend her vacation working on the family fishing fleet. Instead, her life is endangered as one of the trawlers is set on fire, her brother is accused of arson and murder, and the investigating officer takes a very personal interest in her case. Original. |
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A Seal in the Family $36.87 One summer day while Teelo the cat waits on the beach of his Cloud Island home, he hears a strange and sad crying noise – and it appears to be coming from a rock! Teelo investigates and is shocked when the rock moves. It isn’t a rock after all, but a young seal pup with beautiful brown eyes and a gray speckled coat. When Victor arrives home he assures Teelo that the pup’s mother is only out fishing and will return soon. Yet that night, while Victor and his unique family are cozy in their house, Teelo can still hear the lonely cries of the seal pup drifting up from the beach. The next evening the pup is still alone on the beach and Victor decides she must come to live in his house. But in a home crowded with a cat, a dog, hens, a rooster, a parrot, a snake and a man, it is hard to find a place to put a seal! They finally decide that the bathtub will make a good spot and that Lucille will make a good name. Victor spends much of his time catching fish to feed the rapidly growing seal and to keep her plaintive cries at bay. When Lucille is old enough, Victor decides it is time to return her to the sea – but she is terrified of the now unfamiliar ocean. Victor devises a clever trick to get Lucille swimming again and soon she is splashing around where she belongs. The house seems quieter now and Teelo wonders if he will ever see his friend again. Several summers pass and then Teelo hears that same sad crying that first introduced Lucille to him. It is another seal pup! Lucille has brought her own baby to the beach that she knows is friendly. This story is based on a real seal that Maria Coffey knew. A photograph of her, and information and speculation on the mystery ofwhere she came from, are included at the back of the book. |
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A Sense of Belonging $1.26 The swift and improbable rise of Mel Martinez to the top echelon of America s government began not with a political race but with a burst of gunfire. In April 1958, an eleven-year-old Martinez huddled on his bedroom floor while Cuban soldiers opened fire on insurgents outside his family s home in the normally sleepy town of Sagua la Grande. With that hail of bullets, the idyllic Cuba of his boyhood was shattered. If political unrest made daily life disturbing and at times frightening, Fidel Castro s Communist Revolution nine months later was nothing short of devastating. Martinez s Catholic school was suddenly shuttered as the Communist regime threw priests out of the country. A sixteen-year-old boy from his town was seized and killed by a firing squad. When armed militiamen shouted violent threats at Martinez for wearing a cloth medallion as a sign of his Catholic faith, his parents made a heartrending decision: their son would have to escape the Castro regime alone. Under the greatest secrecy, the Martinez family arranged through a special church program to have Mel airlifted out of Cuba to America. After months of painstaking planning (and a simple mistake that nearly scuttled the entire arrangement), fifteen-year-old Martinez stepped on a plane bound for Miami. He had no idea when or if he would see his family again. A Sense of Belonging is the riveting account of innocence lost, exile sustained by religious faith, and an immigrant s gritty determination to overcome the barriers of language and culture in his adopted homeland. Martinez warmly recalls a bucolic childhood in Cuba, playing baseball, fishing at the beach, and accompanying his father on veterinary visits to neighboring farms. He also vividly recounts the harrowing changes under Castro that forced him to flee, as well as the arduous years he spent in American refugee camps and foster homes. And he captures the sheer joy of being reunited with his family after four years of wrenching separat |
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A Sky Black with Crows $5.42 A compelling adventure story! In the early 20th century, an English doctor exposed the desperation of the people of the outports of Newfoundland and Labrador. The doctor’s name Wilfred Grenfell soon became synonymous with one of the greatest missions to the poverty-stricken in North America. The Grenfell mission was the early headquarters for the doctor’s work. Thousands of fishermen and their families had no access to medical care, despite the harsh conditions of the fishery and life along the north Atlantic shores.This book dramatizes this time and place and the Grenfell cause, through the story of a feisty teenager, Katie Andrew, whose family fishes the Labrador waters each summer. It’s the spring of 1913 and Katie and her family join her father in the settlement of Fox’s Cove. The fishing life is tough and demanding, and as autumn draws near, Katie’s father is lost at sea. Katie’s mother stubbornly refuses to leave the outpost, and waits for him to return even when all hope is lost. The tragedy is compounded when Katie’s entire family falls ill and her mother dies. Katie awakens after her illness in the orphanage run by the Grenfell mission. She’s relieved that one of her sisters has been saved with her, but is devastated by the disappearance of her youngest sister, who has been adopted by a well-to-do photographer and his family.The loss of her sister marks the beginning of Katie’s journey and the trigger for a compelling adventure story. It’s a story that takes the girl through a series of events that are as vital to her search for her sister as they are insightful of the history of the Atlantic region at a time when Canada was about to make its early mark on theworld.Alice Walsh conveys a gritty sense of life in the outports and in the city of Halifax, where Katie continues her hunt for her sister. There’s an authentic feel to the details of life in Labrador, in the face of such overwhelming odds. |
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A Tale Of Two Mommies $8.95 A Tale of Two Mommies is a beach conversation among three children. One boy asks another boy about having two mommies. A young girl listening in asks some questions too. True to a child”s curiosity, practical questions follow. Which mom is there when you want to go fishing? / Which mom helps out when Kitty goes missing? To which he answers: Mommy helps when I want to go fishing. / Both Mommies help when Kitty goes missing. A Tale of Two Mommies is intended for 4-8 year olds. This book lets us look inside one non-traditional family, a same sex couple and their son. As the children talk, it”s clear this boy lives in a nurturing environment where the biggest issues are the everyday challenges of growing up. |
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Against The Tide $27.95 Cornwall, England. 1914. Twin sisters Winnie and Dora are accustomed to conflict. Their fisherman father has always been a controversial figure, stirring up resentment among the locals for his modern fishing techniques. His only ambition for his daughters is to see them married well, but his plans do not include Dora falling in love with local miner’s son Davy. Winnie marries wealthy businessman Nathan Zeal, whose cousin attractive older widower Zachariah shows an interest in Dora. Winnie encourages the match, and fate and family conspire to put an end to Dora’s romantic hopes and her beloved job. When the Great War intervenes in all their lives, Dora, for the first time, attempts to forge a life that she wants. But can it include Davy? |
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Airhead Inflatable Boat 1 PERSON $22.95 Airhead’s inflatable boats are designed for fishing or good old fashioned family fun. They’re lightweight, portable and ideal for lakes and slow moving streams. Boat is constructed of heavy duty vinyl with electronically welded seams. Factory tested for quality assurance. Each Boat is equipped with an Inflatable floor, wrap around tow rope, oar locks and oar holders. Repair kit included. |
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Airhead Inflatable Boat 2 Person $29.69 Airhead’s inflatable boats are designed for fishing or good old fashioned family fun. They’re lightweight, portable and ideal for lakes and slow moving streams. Boat is constructed of heavy duty vinyl with electronically welded seams. Factory tested for quality assurance. Each Boat is equipped with an Inflatable floor, wrap around tow rope, oar locks and oar holders. Repair kit included. |
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Airhead Inflatable Boat, 2 person $41.99 Perfect for fishing or just exploring a new waterway with your family, the Airhead(r) 2-person inflatable boat features a lightweight, portable construction thats ideal for lakes and slow-moving streams. Heavy-duty vinyl and electronically welded seams provide long-lasting durability. |
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Alexandria Bay $21.99 Alexandria Bay reveals a place that is blessed with extraordinary natural beauty, great fishing, fine resorts, and myriad entertainments. Located in the heart of the Thousand Islands, Alexandria Bay — a preeminent tourist destination for visitors from all nations — owes a great part of its history to its strategic position on the St. Lawrence River, the natural border between Canada and the United States. Surveyed as a potential shipping port in 1804, the area was not settled until after the War of 1812. French nobleman James D. LeRay built the first tavern and warehouse in 1818 to serve nascent shipping and logging industries and named the new settlement after his son, Alexander. By 1848, the first hotel had opened, signaling the birth of a tourist industry. Real prominence, however, began with a visit by President Ulysses S. Grant and family in 1872; the construction of palatial summer cottages and the opening of deluxe hotels followed shortly thereafter. Thus evolved the burgeoning business of tourism, which to this day constitutes the primary occupation of the village. |
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All Power Supply PIC0TN-01 2.5 Million Candlepower Halogen Spotlight $40.84 Peak 1 Million Candlepower Halogen Spotlight is rechargeable cordless and easy to use. It s light can be seen for up to one mile. It is great for use in roadside emergencies home or office emergencies outdoor and off-road applications RV-ing camping boating fishing hunting and exploring. Charge it up from your home or your vehicle. An essential addition to the emergency kit of any active family. |
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Alpine Fury $6.99 BANK ON MURDERFor generations the venerable family-owned bank has served the old logging town in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. But suddenly Marv Peterson, bank president and family patriarch, seems unnaturally distracted; his heirs and employees are jittery. And when a banker from Seattle comes to town, allegedly on a fishing vacation, Emma Lord, editor and publisher of The Alpine Advocate, decides to do a bit of fishing herself.Abetted by her unsinkable house-and-home editor, Emma snoops for a story and ends up investigating murder–the strangling death of the bank’s sexy blonde bookkeeper after a rendezvous at a local motel. Did she die because of whom she knew or what she knew? Sheriff Milo Dodge hasn’t a clue, but Emma and The Advocate get set to roll with the shocking reality and the biggest story in history…. |
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Amber Beach $7.99 New York Times bestselling author ELIZABETH LOWELL masterfully transports readers into a world of rare jewels and perilous intrigue — in a novel of riveting suspense and explosive passions.DEADLY SECRETS ARE BURIED ON AMbER BEACH . . .Donovan International is a power to be reckoned with in the dazzling and cutthroat worldwide gem trade — and is therefore a target for the murderous greed of unscrupulous competitors. Though a shrewd businesswoman, Honor Donovan has been effectively shut out of the dangerous family enterprise by the Donovan males — until her favorite brother Kyle mysteriously vanishes along with a fortune in stolen amber.Now, linking up with fishing guide Jake Mallory — whose previous association with the Donovans has bred mistrust and suspicion — Honor sets out for the Pacific Northwest in search of answers. But old wars and new politics have lured ruthless, high-stakes players from around the globe into a deadly game. And suddenly elusive trust can be the only salvation — and death the penalty for deceit — if Honor and Jake hope to survive the perilous intrigues surrounding a breathtaking lost Czarist treasure known as the Amber Room . . . |
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Amish Children $12.4 Theirs is a world of mystery, a place apart. Where children dress like miniature adults, where they speak Pennsylvania Dutch before English (which they usually learn in first grade), where they are entrusted with fieldwork and kitchen duty before they leave elementary school, where theynearly always share three meals a day with their parents and siblings (except lunch during the school year). These are children who grow up without television, computers, or telephones. But they know their grandparents intimately; the boys can harness a horse and take their part in the twice-daily milking operation; the girls can quilt, bake bread from scratch, and look af ter their preschooler brothers and sisters. What is it like to be an Amish child? With unforgettable photographs, Jerry Irwin shows moments within the Amish community. Children overlookingthe barnraising, scholars as the Amish refer to their elementary-school-aged students) conferring with their teacher, Datt (Pennsylvania Dutch for Datt ), leading a fishing expedition of youngsters,sisters hosing down the buggy, a family at the school picnic, a sister and brother pitching watermelons to Mamm ,(Pennsylvania Dutch for Mom.)The photography is immediate, artistic, respectful. |
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An Honest Angler: The Best of Sparse Grey Hackle $143.28 Sparse Grey Hackle is the icon of the golden age of fly fishing, the confidant and recorder of the first generation of fly fishers – George LaBranche, Edward Hewitt, Harry and Elsie Darbee, and Vincent Marinaro, to name a few. An Honest Angler is a full and satisfying collection of Sparse’s famous and unforgettable essays and the best of his lesser-known newspaper articles, columns, and letters – selected and edited by his daughter. Sparse writes about a wide spectrum of subjects: fly fishing, writing, wild life, track, boating, his military days, and, of course, friends and family. With a moving and humorous biographical foreword by Pat Sherwood, this book is a must for every Sparse Grey Hackle fan, and for anyone interested in angling, sports, and great writing. (6 1/4 X 9 1/4, 276 pages) |
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Animal Crossing: City Folk $23.46 If life were an endless vacation, what would you do? Go fishing, collect shells or watch fireworks with friends? Build a snowman, exchange presents with family or decorate your house for the holidays? Take a trip to the city, go on a shopping spree or visit friends from all over the globe? In Animal Crossing: City Folk, life moves at a relaxed pace, but the world brims with endless possibilities. There s always something new to do. In the living, breathing world of Animal Crossing: City Folk, days and seasons pass in real time, so there s always something to discover. Catch fireflies in the summer, go trick-or-treating on Halloween or hunt for eggs on Bunny Day. If you re in the mood for something a little faster paced, take a bus to a new urban city area that s unique to Animal Crossing: City Folk. There you can catch a show at the theater or check out the sales at Gracie s boutique. But if you don t show your face back home for too long, your neighbors will miss you. Up to four people from your household can live and work together to build the perfect town. Design clothes and patterns, write letters and post messages on the bulletin board for each other, or invite up to three friends to visit your town using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. With the new WiiSpeak microphone, it s like you re all in the same room. The microphone sits atop the sensor bar and picks up the conversation of everyone in the room to encourage a more inclusive experience. Get to know your neighbors. The heart of Animal Crossing: City Folk is building relationships with the animals in your town as well as with other players. Befriend your animal neighbors by exchanging letters, gifts and favors. Animals can also move from town to town, bringing their memories and stories from their old towns with them. And since animals are notoriously loose-lipped, they spill all the juicy details. Express your personal style. Customize your town, your house and |
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Animal Crossing: City Folk (Nintendo Selects) $23.9 If you were given the keys to your own community, what would you do? Go fishing, collect shells or watch fireworks with friends? Build a snowman, exchange presents with family or decorate your house for the holidays? Take a trip to the city, go on a shopping spree or visit friends from all over the globe? In Animal Crossing: City Folk, life moves at a relaxed pace, but the world brims with endless possibilities. |
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Antigua, Barbuda, Nevis, St. Barts, St. Kitts & St. Martin $127.57 Seven of our bestsellers updated for the fall season. This series now has over 45 titles, each one of which will help you enjoy your vacation to the fullest. Offering the perfect mix of practical travel book and activity guide, this unique series has something for every member of the family, from kids and teens to moms, dads and grandparents! Whether your idea of adventure means a hiking trip, a cross-country skiing excursion or a quiet weekend of sailing, swimming and beachcombing, the Adventure Guides are sure to meet your needs. Our skilled, knowledgeable authors welcome you to the destination with comprehensive background information — history, culture, geography and climate. Guides are then organized into regional chapters, starting with a tour, taking in the local sights, museums and other attractions. Then come the adventures — fishing, canoeing, waterskiing, rafting, cycling, llama trips, snowboarding and more. The best outfitters, along with contact information, are listed. Detailed regional and town maps make navigation a breeze, and thumb tabs allow you to find the information easily. Places to stay and eat, transportation to, from and around your destination, practical concerns, useful websites, e-mail addresses, tourism contacts — it’s all here!A fully updated and expanded edition of the Adventure Guide to the Leeward Islands. Visit Antigua’s 365 beaches, hike the mountains on St. Kitts and Nevis, enjoy fine dining on cosmopolitan St. Martin or charter a sailboat and visit all of these delightful islands in one trip! |
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Atonement $60.33 Atonement is Judith Harris’s poetic family album, a scrapbook filled with remembrances of a suburban Jewish upbringing and reflections on motherhood and family life. In its pages are pieces about family members; violin, drawing, and horseback riding lessons; fishing; a child’s tea party; a babysitter who does a striptease. There are darker verses about her mother’s breakdown and her father’s cancer diagnosis, and several works about nature. In poems such as Indian Summer at the Estate Sale , After Harsh Words with My Daughter , and Parting My Daughter’s Hair , Harris makes her simple subjects significant, her everyday events brim with meaning.The collection opens with Matrushka Dolls , a lyrical poem that introduces several of Harris’s main themes. She compares the painted Russian nesting dolls to her mother’s womb, her own womb, her daughter’s womb: And inside was the seed that would / Begin the child, like a sprout, growing / A girl within a finished girl . To Harris, mothers, like children, are born and are constantly growing. The themes of love and death intertwine in her mind, and her love poems — most poignantly the one to her parents — express tenderness without sentimentality. There is a direct spiritual component to Harris’s work that is derived from Jewish identity, but is personalized and idiosyncratic.Atonement is a work of delicate intensity and understated power. Harris’s compact, narrative verses will delight the uninitiated reader as well as seasoned lovers of poetry. |