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Two birds face many decisions and dangers before finding the best nest.

A collection of fifteen stories in easy-to-read format by such authors as Dr. Seuss, Stan and Jan Berenstain, P. D. Eastman, and Richard Scarry.

Busy dogs wear themselves out and go to sleep in this super-simple version of P. D. Eastman's beloved classic Beginner Book for babies and toddlers. From its padded, plush velour cover to its entertaining dogs on the go, children will be completely engaged. Our collection of deluxe cloth books introduces the most beloved children's books--such as The Cat in the Hat, Pat the Bunny, and Are You My Mother?--to the littlest of listeners.

During the dark nights of December 1811 near Wapping in London's East End, two households, including a young mother and her baby, were brutally clubbed to death. These vicious crimes provoked nationwide panic and the Government offered an unprecedented reward for the conviction of the murderer. Inexperienced magistrates grappled with the mystery, against a background of mounting hysteria. Eventually a seaman named John Williams was arrested for the murders, and later found buried with a stake through his heart. But was he really the notorious East End killer, or just another victim? Drawing on public records, newspaper clippings and previously unpublished sources, James and Critchley expertly sift the evidence to shed new light on this infamous mystery.

How radio astronomers challenged national borders, disciplinary boundaries, and the constraints of vision to create an international scientific community. For more than three thousand years, the science of astronomy depended on visible light. In just the last sixty years, radio technology has fundamentally altered how astronomers see the universe. Combining the wartime innovation of radar and the established standards of traditional optical telescopes, the "radio telescope" offered humanity a new vision of the universe. In A Single Sky, the historian David Munns explains how the idea of the radio telescope emerged from a new scientific community uniting the power of radio with the international aspirations of the discipline of astronomy. The radio astronomers challenged Cold War era rivalries by forging a united scientific community looking at a single sky. Munns tells the interconnecting stories of Australian, British, Dutch, and American radio astronomers, all seeking to learn how to see the universe by means of radio. Jointly, this international array of radio astronomers built a new "community" style of science opposing the "glamour" of nuclear physics. A Single Sky describes a communitarian style of science, a culture of interdisciplinary and international integration and cooperation, and counters the notion that recent science has been driven by competition. Collaboration, or what a prominent radio astronomer called "a blending of radio invention and astronomical insight," produced a science as revolutionary as Galileo's first observations with a telescope. Working together, the community of radio astronomers revealed the structure of the galaxy.

A collection of fifteen stories in easy-to-read format by such authors as Dr. Seuss, Stan and Jan Berenstain, P. D. Eastman, and Richard Scarry.

FBI profiler Sophie Anderson suffers brutal visions of real-life murders. Now living in L. A. , Sophie is working on the case of a popular writer who has been sexually mutilated, strangled and marked with an eerie lipstick kiss just like the crime scene in their last book. As more writers are punished for their dark imaginations, there is a recurring theme a chilling fan letter that arrives before each murder. A sinister mind is creating a real-life thriller. And they re determined to give it a killer ending.