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text and photos. by Charles KlamkinPublication Details
Book, Bonanza Books 1979 ed, Bonanza Books, 1979Tags
Barns · Klamkin, CharlesAvailability
| OVERSIZE (UPPER) | NA8230 .K55 1979 | AVAILABLE |
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Emily Grosholz, editorPublication Details
Book, University Press of New England, 1997Description
Essays and verses in tribute to one of America’s foremost poets by Alicia Ostriker, Henry Taylor, Wendell Berry, and others. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)Tags
Kumin, Maxine, · 1925- · Criticism and interpretation · Grosholz, Emily, 1950-Availability
| (UPPER LEVEL) | PS3521.U638 Z89 1997 | AVAILABLE |
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Illustrated by Guy FlemingPublication Details
Book, Dutton, 1966Tags
Tenney, Forrest F · Yates, Elizabeth, 1905-Availability
| CHILD LIT (LOWER) | 636.089 Y315i | AVAILABLE |
| SPEC COLL CHILD LIT | 636.089 Y315i c.2 | ASK REF DESK |
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by Helen SewellPublication Details
Book, The Macmillan company, 1933Tags
Sewell, Helen, 1896-Availability
| CHILD LIT (LOWER) | Easy Se516b | AVAILABLE |
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written and illustrated by John SchoenherrPublication Details
Book, [1st ed.], Little, Brown, 1968Tags
Schoenherr, JohnAvailability
| CHILD LIT (LOWER) | 804 Sch365b c.2 | AVAILABLE |
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Pictures by Barbara CooneyPublication Details
Book, Crowell, 1952Tags
Brown, Margaret Wise, 1910-1952Availability
| CHILD LIT (LOWER) | Easy B8792ch | AVAILABLE |
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Carl F. Barnes, Jr. ; glossary prepared by Stacey L. HahnPublication Details
Book, Ashgate, 2009Links
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Villard, · de Honnecourt, · 13th cent. · Notebooks, sketchbooks, etc · Album de Villard de Honnecourt · Bibliothèque nationale de France. · Manuscript · Français 19093 · Architecture, Medieval · Technological innovations · History · Architecture · Early works to 1800 · Barnes, Carl F · Villard, 13th cent · Bibliothèque nationale de FranceAvailability
| OVERSIZE (UPPER) | NA350 .B34 2009 | AVAILABLE |
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Stacey O’BrienPublication Details
Book, 1st Free Press hardcover ed, Free Press, 2008Links
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On Valentine’s Day 1985, biologist Stacey O’Brien first met a four-day-old baby barn owl — a fateful encounter that would turn into an astonishing 19-year saga. As O’Brien gets close to Wesley, she makes important discoveries about owl behavior, intelligence, and communication, coining the term “The Way of the Owl” to describe his inclinations: he did not tolerate lies, held her to her promises, and provided unconditional love, though he was not beyond an occasional sulk. Enhanced by wonderful photos, Wesley the Owl is a thoroughly engaging, heartwarming, often funny story of a complex, emotional, non-human being capable of reason, play, and, most important, love and loyalty. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)Tags
O’Brien, Stacey · Barn owl · California, Southern · Anecdotes · Behavior · Human-animal relationships · Women biologists · Biography · O’Brien, StaceyAvailability
| BROWSING (MAIN) | QL696.S85 O27 2008 | AVAILABLE |
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