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Escape From Tibet

Escape From Tibet

A True Story
by Nick Gray & Laura Scandiffio
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also available: Hardcover Paperback
tagged : asia, adventure & adventurers, emigration & immigration
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Genocide

Genocide

A Groundwork Guide
by Jane Springer
edition:eBook
also available: Paperback
tagged : violence, prejudice & racism
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Sex for Guys

Sex for Guys

A Groundwork Guide
by Manne Forssberg, series edited by Jane Springer, translated by Maria Lundin
edition:eBook
also available: Paperback Hardcover
tagged : dating & sex, boys & men
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Simon Says Gold

Simon Says Gold

Simon Whitfield's Pursuit of Athletic Excellence
by Simon Whitfield & Cleve Dheensaw
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also available: Paperback
tagged : sports & recreation, self-esteem & self-reliance, olympics & paralympics
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I caught Vuckovic, and not a moment too soon. There were only about a hundred meters remaining. I flew past him, and he could not respond to my push. I was running away from him. Running toward my destiny. Running toward Olympic glory and gold. Running toward a finish line banner that every Olympian dreams of crossing first.

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Slavery Today

Slavery Today

A Groundwork Guide
by Becky Cornell & Kevin Bales, series edited by Jane Springer
edition:eBook
also available: Hardcover Paperback
tagged : prejudice & racism, law & crime
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The Sweetest Thing You Can Sing

The Sweetest Thing You Can Sing

by C.K. Kelly Martin
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also available: Paperback
tagged : dating & sex, bullying, self-esteem & self-reliance
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Total Offence

Total Offence

by Robert Rayner
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tagged : soccer, bullying, violence, sexual abuse)
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When Elephants Fight

When Elephants Fight

by Eric Walters, other primary creator Adrian Bradbury
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also available: Hardcover Paperback
tagged : military & wars, violence
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There has never been a war fought that was started by children—or one that failed to harm them. Children are the grass beneath the feet of the men, the tribes, the armies and the nations engaged in armed conflict. Regardless of the winner—and there is a strong case to be made that war produces no winners—the children always suffer.

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