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The Mannings

football's famous family
2006
A short biography of football's Manning family including Archie Manning and his son's Peyton, Eli, and Cooper.

The story of the wrestler they call "Diamond" Dallas Page

2001
Chronicles the life of "Diamond" Dallas Page, a professional wrestler, and describes how he began his career as a manager and television commentator before he entered the ring as a contender.

Ric Flair

the story of the wrestler they call "The Nature Boy"
2001
A biography of the wrestler Ric Flair, known as the "Nature Boy.".

Ric Flair

2001
Examines the life and career of professional wrestler Ric Flair, looking at some of the most significant wrestling bouts in which he participated. Includes photographs.

Something to prove

2010
Examines the life and career of hockey superstar Bobby Clarke, and discusses his determination to prove that his diabetes would not hinder his ability to succeed in the sport--an opportunity he got when he was drafted by the Philadelphia Flyers in 1969.

Teaching with favorite Jan Brett books

2005
Contains reproducible reading and writing activity worksheets for the kindergarten through second-grade classroom, and includes vocabulary skills and discussion ideas.

The circle of Hanh

a memoir
2000
The author explores the impact of the Vietnam War on his life, discussing how his experiences led him eventually to seek solace in poetry; and tells how he was finally delivered from the ghosts of the war when he traveled back to Hanoi to adopt a Vietnamese child.

Archie, Peyton, and Eli Manning

football's royal family
2010
This book is an introduction to the Manning family football dynasty, describing Archie Manning and his two sons Peyton and Eli and their careers in pro football.

Diamond Dallas Page

2002
Describes the life and career of wrestling star Diamond Dallas Page, from his childhood in New Jersey to his win of the World Championship Wrestling heavyweight title.

Den of lions

memoirs of seven years
1993
Former hostage Terry Anderson's memoir of how he survived seven years of captivity in Lebanon.

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