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"Provides a brief history of the Anglo-American Baseball League and armed forces baseball played in England, France and the United States during the Great War."--Provided by publisher.

"Follows the experiences of a talented teen fashion designer whose shattered dreams lead to her life on the streets alongside amateur thieves Jasper and Horace"--Provided by publisher.

"A . . . tale of unconditional love as a family puts itself back together in postwar London"--Dust jacket.

"Fifteen-year-old Sam is happy to be ordinary, but when his family suddenly gets rich, moves to London, and enrolls Sam in a school for the gifted and talented, he struggles to find his way"--OCLC.

Detective Inspector Lucia May investigates the case of Samuel Szajkowski, a new history teacher who gunned down three students and a colleague before turning the weapon on himself, resisting her supervisor's pressure to make it an open-and-shut case as she uncovers a toxic school culture that contributed to the teacher's violent breakdown.

As their father waits to hear if they will be granted asylum in Britain, Femi is getting deeper in trouble with the gang he's running with and the lies he's telling. Only Sade seems to know there's anything going on and she doesn't know what to do about it.

Dr. Jekyll, a kind and well-respected London physician, is transformed into a murderous madman by taking a secret drug of his own creation.

Did you know that Chelsea FCs biggest rival is fellow London team Arsenal FC? The teams have played against each other more than 170 times. Learn more exciting facts about this fascinating soccer club in Chelsea FC, an Inside Professional Soccer book.

Living in London during World War II, Emmy hopes to help out with the war effort when she applies for a job at the "London Evening Chronicle." She wants to become a war correspondent, but she is hired as a typist for Henrietta Bird, an advice columnist. Mrs. Bird insists that all "unpleasant" letters be tossed, but Emmy is touched by their troubles. She starts to answer them privately, using the columnist's name.