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Fiction

High interest-low vocabulary books.

Easy to read materials.

Ghost stories.

Man-woman relationships

Monsters

Short stories, English.

Reading and comprehension

Military deserters

Travel

Shakespeare, William,

Composers

World War, 1939-1945

Saint Petersburg (Russia)

South Africa

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)

Detective and mystery stories.

Diamonds

Married women

Women

Science fiction

Internet.

Alexander,

Inventions

McCourt, Frank.

English drama (Comedy)

Long-distance runners

English language

Readers for new literates.

Readers.

Pirates

Seafaring life

Literature

Readers (Primary)

Trials (Murder)

Serial murderers

Readers (Middle school)

Singers

War stories.

Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn,

Kidnapping victims

Molecular biologists

Readers (Elementary)

Trials (Products liability)

Adultery

Puritans

Young adult fiction.

Interracial marriage

Muslims

Dumas, Alexandre,

Insanity (Law)

Private investigators

Macedonia

O'Hara, Scarlett (Fictitious character)

Technological innovations

Ramotswe, Precious (Fictitious character)

Botswana

Dinosaurs

Frank, Anne,

Time travel

Businesswomen

Women detectives

Single men

King Kong (Fictitious character)

Attorney and client

Readers (Adult)

Legal stories.

Talking books.

Social classes

English language.

Biloxi (Miss.)

Horses

Travelers

Clergy

Women immigrants

Hannay, Richard (Fictitious character)

Fathers and daughters

Upper class

Detective and mystery stories, American.

Courtship

Women household employees

Diana,

Brothers

Talking books

Science

Technology

No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency (Imaginary organization)

Serial murder investigation

Women novelists, English

New literates, Writing for.

Boys

United States

Soviet Union

Historical fiction.

Readers (Secondary)

Young women

England

Psychopaths

Prisoners

France

World Wide Web.

Revenge

Dickens, Charles,

Southeast Asia

Black Beauty (Fictitious character)

Sisters

Cuentos policiacos y de misterio estadounidenses.

Children of the rich

Wessex (England)

Watson, John H. (Fictitious character)

Detective and mystery stories, English.

Women in the professions

Intelligence officers

Merrick, Joseph Carey,

Gorilla

Paris (France)

Beat generation

Highsmith, Patricia,

Impostors and imposture

Internet

Ex-convicts

Angelou, Maya,

Angelou, Maya.

Operation Overlord

Soldiers

Intelligence service

Washington Square (New York, N.Y.)

Married people

Jealousy

Othello (Fictitious character)

Inheritance and succession

Beatles.

Holmes, Sherlock (Fictitious character)

Irish Americans

Abnormalities, Human

Austen, Jane,

Treasure troves

Adventure stories.

Art thefts

Murder

Strangers

Leroux, Gaston,

Phantom of the Opera (Fictitious character)

Folklore.

Psychological fiction.

Race relations in literature.

Poor children

Authors, American

Street life

DNA

Jury

Short stories, Australian.

Voyages, Imaginary

March family (Fictitious characters)

Short stories, African (English)

Separated people

Children of clergy

Women murderers

Venice (Italy)

Rock climbing

Holmes, Sherlock

Discoveries in science

Serial murders

High school teachers

Mansfield, Katherine,

Women executives

Land mines

Orphans

London (England)

Children of divorced parents

Single mothers

Readers

Smuggling

Ripley, Tom (Fictitious character)

Organized crime

British

Computer networks

Benefactors

African American authors

Schindler, Oskar,

Beaches

Islands

Police

Lawyers

Australian fiction

Short stories, South Asian.

Illegitimate children

Triangles (Interpersonal relations)

New York (N.Y.)

Tales

Governesses

Short stories, American.

Readers (Primary).

Horror tales.

Jewish merchants

Marple, Jane (Fictitious character)

African American girls

Mississippi

Great Britain

Criminals

Government investigators

Insurance crimes

Memphis (Tenn.)

Crime

Apartheid in literature.

South African literature (English)

Young men

African American women authors

England, Northern

Righteous Gentiles in the Holocaust

Watson, James D.

Jewelry theft

Short stories.

Gulliver, Lemuel (Fictitious character)

South Asian fiction

Mothers and daughters

Boston (Mass.)

Princesses

Autism

Napoleon

Napoleonic Wars, 1800-1815

Doyle, Arthur Conan,

Women private investigators

Netherlands

Secret service