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Location:Dunseith, North Dakota

Description:Good/​No Jacket. Ex-Library. BLACK CLOTH HARD COVER. 278 PAGES.
Location:Bloomington, Indiana

Description:This book is for Anatomy and Physiology 101/​102 online. I am including the interactive dvd's as well.
Location:Unionville, Indiana

Description:Life Magazine February 19 1971 Sealed Rita Hayworth, Ruby Keeler, Paulette Goddard, Myrna Loy, Joan Blondell and Betty Hutton cover Featured article: Everybody's Just Wild About Nostalgia: A Life Special Magazine has some age discoloration around the
Location:Dunseith, North Dakota

Description:Hard Cover. Good/​Good. Ex-Library. BASIS FOR THE MOVIE THE TOWERING INFORNO. 374 PAGES. When Warner Bros and 20th Century Fox decided to make their own high rise disaster pic, one picked The Tower and the other The Glass Inferno they realized they each will be making similar movies. So in a rare instance of common sense, the two studio combined resources and churned out The Towering Inferno. Despite having the movie based on the two novels, the end result resemble more on The Glass Inferno rather than The Tower. In fact, the only thing the movie retain from The Tower was the breeches bouy and several characters, some of which have their own counterparts in The Glass Inferno. If you have seen The Towering Inferno, then you will know what the novel is about. Of course, the novel doesnt have the stupid insipid dialogue the movie was saddled with. And The Glass Infnero ends on a brighter note that the movie. As a point of interest, the building is known as the Glass Tower, 66 stories high and equipped with a scenic elevator and a promenade room. And Jennifer Jones character, Lisolette Mueller, who enjoyed a spectacular death scene in the movie, survived in the novel in her own spectacular way (she climbed down the blown stariwell BY HERSELF without help and with a kid on her back). Overall, the book is good, espcially how chapters are devoted to the fire itself describing it as the beast, and chronicling it from its birth with a cotton string as its umbilical cord, and to its death.as if the fire was a living entity in itself.
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