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Franklin Snoops (A Franklin TV Storybook)
$8.31

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In this Franklin TV Storybook, when Franklin discovers that a wrapped package is a birthday present for Bear, curiosity gets the better of him. One quick peek inside won't do any harm. But now that he knows what's in the bag, will Franklin be able to keep the secret?

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Hollywood: Scene Of The Crime: A Self Guided Tour Of Tinseltown's Most Infamous Celebrity Crime Scenes
Eric McConnell
$13.95

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Did you know that The Black Dahlia lived two blocks north of Hollywood's new entertainment district? Or that you can still dine in the same restaurant at the same table Sharon Tate had her last meal? Which Hollywood legend died so broke that Frank Sinatra paid for his funeral? You would know all of this and more if you owned Hollywood: Scene of the Crime! This is a self guided driving tour of Hollywood's most infamous crime scenes complete with directions, background information and photos! The Black Dahlia, Marvin Gaye, Bugsy Siegel, Marilyn Monroe, and many more are all inside this book! Many of Hollywood's most infamous landmarks remain untouched since their darkest hours. Ghosts of stone and steel, these buildings stand as silent witnesses to the tragedies that occurred inside. Take a trip off the beaten path and Tinseltown's darkside will come alive like you never imagined!

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Suzy's Secret Snoop Society
Mary Anderson
$0.75

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Snoop and the Pillow Fairy
Ramona Porter
$15.85

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Snoop and the Pillow Fairy is a book about a little boy name Snoop is afraid to sleep in the dark. As he shares his fears with his friend Derek he soon overcomes his fear of sleeping in the dark and learns that he isn't the only kid who was afraid to sleep in the dark thanks to his pillow fairy.

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Snoop and Sniffly Wiffly - The Tale of Two Hedgehogs: The Children's Book of Wildlife Stories
Gaynor Hounslow
$12.53

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SNOOP AND SNIFFLY WIFFLY - THE TALE OF TWO HEDGEHOGS Snoop and Sniffly Wiffly is the tale of two hedgehogs that are rehomed from one of the Scottish islands who move to the English countryside. It is a charming book that teaches children about the habitat of Britain's only spiny mammal, the hedgehog. The story is tinged with both fiction and non-fiction characters. The factual information is well researched and is appropriate for six to nine year-olds. This is the first book in the "Children's Book of Wildlife Stories" series.

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SOUL PLANE * digital press kit * Method Man, Snoop Dogg
MGM
$3.01

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This is a digital press kit used by movie critics and entertainment writers. THIS IS NOT A DVD OF THE FILM, but it is a nice supplement to fans of the film or the stars! It has a booklet inside with a film synopsis, full credits and stories about the production. The disc has photos, behind the scenes movie stills and other stuff about the movie. Not available to the general public!

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Katherine Bernhardt: The Magnificent Excess of Snoop Dogg
Katherine Bernhardt
$16.94

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Katherine Bernhardt's The Magnificent Excess of Snoop Dogg is a lush and punchy artist's book. Jerry Saltz has called Bernhardt's style "a hybrid of funk, punk, pop and every kind of Expressionism, be it abstract, neo-, German or East Village. She paints things I'm often suspicious of or have seen too many times before: fashion models, consumer goods and pop stars...Yet Bernhardt's work--for all its flaws--sends me." In this volume, Bernhardt juxtaposes her fashion model and celebrity paintings with the media images she uses for source material. A scrappily painted portrait of an anorexic looking, large-headed Kate Moss shares a spread with its source photograph--so we can see that Bernhardt has indeed captured its essence faithfully. Also included are a photo-tour of Bernhardt's studio, candid snapshots and revealing essays by critic and curator Nick Stillman and painter Lisa Ruyter.