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- It's not just growing pains : a guide to childhood muscle, bone, and joint pain, rheumatic diseases, and the latest treatments / by Lehman, Thomas J. A.(CARDINAL)674153;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 389-395) and index.- Subjects: Pediatric rheumatology.; Rheumatism in children.;
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- Your child with arthritis : a family guide for caregiving / by Tucker, Lori B.(CARDINAL)394457;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 317-320) and index.- Subjects: Rheumatism in children; Rheumatoid arthritis in children;
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- Tennessee weddings : three romances lift burdens in the volunteer state / by Livingston, Joyce.(CARDINAL)635866;
With a mother's heart -- Listening to her heart -- Secondhand heart.Three women find new love is sometimes the best way to let go of difficult pasts. Judy is the only eyewitness to a crime that has her and her nephew running from the man who killed the boy's father. Ginny is happy to be taking care of her sick aunt but feels duped after she finds out her aunt simply wants to play matchmaker for her. Rheumatic fever led to a heart transplant for Sammy three years ago, and soon after she received her vagabond sister's three children to raise. Can the burdened hearts of these women have room for love?- Subjects: Christian fiction.; Romance fiction.; Man-woman relationships;
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- More Rootabaga stories / by Sandburg, Carl,1878-1967.(CARDINAL)138556; Petersham, Maud,1890-1971,illustrator.(CARDINAL)123279; Petersham, Miska,1888-1960,illustrator.(CARDINAL)123749;
Skyscraper to the moon and how the green rat with the rheumatism ran a thousand miles twice -- Slipfoot and how he nearly always never gets what he goes after -- Many, many weddings in one corner house -- Shush shush, the big buff bany hen who laid an egg in the postmaster's hat -- How Rag Bag Mammy kept her secret while the wind blew away the Village of Hat Pins -- How six pigeons came back to Hatrack the horse after many accidents and six telegrams -- How the three wild Babylonian baboons went away in the rain eating bread and butter -- How six umbrellas took off their straw hats to show respect to the one big umbrella -- How Bozo the button buster busted all his buttons when a mouse came -- How Googler and Gaggler, the two Christmas babies, came home with monkey wrenches -- How Johnny the Wimp shines and sees things -- How Deep Red Roses goes back and forth between the clock and the looking glass -- How Pink Peony sent Spuds, the ballplayer, up to pick four moons -- How Dippy the Wisp and Slip Me Liz came in the moonshine where the potato face blind man sat with his accordion -- How Hot Balloons and his pigeon daughters crossed over into the Rootabaga Country -- How two sweetheart dippies sat in the moonlight on a lumberyard fence and heard about the Sooners and the Boomers -- Haystack cricket and how things are different up in the moon towns -- Why the big ball game between Hot Grounders and the Grand Standers was a hot game -- Huckabuck family and how they raised popcorn in Nebraska and quit and came back -- Yang Yang and Hoo Hoo, or the Song of the left foot of the shadow of the goose in Oklahoma -- How a skysccraper and a railroad train got picked up and carried away from Pig's Eye Valley far in the Pickax Mountains -- Pig wisps -- Kiss me -- Blue silver.A selection of tales from Rootabaga Country peopled with such characters as the Huckabuck Family, Big Buff Banty Hen, Dippy the Wisp, and many others.1200LAccelerated Reader AR- Subjects: Fiction.; Children's stories, American.; Fairy tales;
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