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This trivia game in book form is packed with 90 of the most memorable movie quotes. Challenge yourself. Go head-to-head. Play in small or large groups with friends and family.

This trivia game in book form is packed with 90 of the most memorable movie quotes. Challenge yourself. Go head-to-head. Play in small or large groups with friends and family.

When a boy with a crush on Franklin High's most popular girl can only get up enough courage to express his feelings through poetry, some cruel classmates devise a "practical joke" to teach this "creepy stalker" a very public lesson. Deeply humiliated, the boy apparently commits suicide. But things don't add up to Mary-Ellen, so she uses a graduation project as an excuse to interview those involved. The evidence she uncovers convinces her that certain students should be prosecuted for manslaughter. Is Mary-Ellen right?

How far would you go for a second chance at life...and love? Michael Charon is ready to die. Well, not really. He plans to fake his death so he can start over and reinvent himself, free from his unfaithful wife and hollow existence. But his elaborate plan to drive his SUV off a bridge and parachute his way to a new life is thwarted by a man who's truly trying to kill himself. Instead of ending it all, Michael ends up in Germany on a work trip, where he meets Maria, a beautiful American author. The two fall madly in love, spending every waking moment together. For the first time in ages, Michael can see a future for himself with Maria. Then tragedy strikes. Thinking Maria is dead, Michael follows through on his exit strategy and disappears. However, Maria is very much alive . . . and determined to find him. But how do you find a phantom? With the End in Mind will capture the heart of anyone who's ever wanted a do-over. It's a gripping story of love, fate, redemption, and the lengths two people will go to for a chance at a life worth living.

Hitler's Death - The Eyewitnesses examines the accounts of all the people who claimed to have seen Adolf Hitler dead on April 30, 1945.

Futuresport consists of farcical articles and commentaries, contributed by proponents of ES (Equity Sport). By illustrating the absurdity of applying equity theory to sports, it exposes the noxious virus currently invading society and calls into question its application in other areas of the body politic.

Hitler's Suicide: The Blood Evidence analyzes the bloodstains often cited as proof of Adolf Hitler's suicide in the Berlin bunker on April 30, 1945, including revelations of forensic fraud and intentional destruction of crucial evidence.

With Breakout Boggle you'll learn how to...Use little known 3 & 4 letter words.-Master the words within words technique.Play your opponents, not just the letter cube.'Mine' your list when you get stuck.Use the rules to your advantage.Make the best use of limited time.Win arguments.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to actually think like a dog? See the world through the eyes of a sweet dog named Muck who tells his own story using his limited human vocabulary.

After being betrayed by his most loyal comrades, Hitler came to a crossroads. But, if you believe their treason brought the Führer to the point of suicide in the Berlin bunker, think again.The truth is that the same men devised a plan to salvage elements of Nazism and to create a smokescreen for the escape of key members of the regime - including Hitler.

Readers will be surprised to discover that this topic is far from being a settled matter. Hitler's Suicide: The Dental Evidence is a deep dive into the forensic dental evidence often cited as proof of Adolf Hitler's death in the Berlin bunker on April 30, 1945.

Challenge yourself. Go head-to-head. Play it in small or large groups with friends and family. This trivia game in book form is packed with 80 sets of 6 clues about classic TV shows.

Pseudocide is a term for a serious attempt to fake one's own death. It is carried out by people who want to escape criminal, legal, financial, marital, or other personal difficulties, and start a new life elsewhere by adopting a new identity.

When a boy with a crush on Franklin High's most popular girl can only get up enough courage to express his feelings through poetry, some cruel classmates devise a "practical joke" to teach this "creepy stalker" a very public lesson. Deeply humiliated, the boy apparently commits suicide. But things don't add up to Mary-Ellen, so she uses a graduation project as an excuse to interview those involved. The evidence she uncovers convinces her that certain students should be prosecuted for manslaughter. Is Mary-Ellen right?

Embark on a delightful journey through the lives and adventures of 90 famous fictional furry friends. From classic tales that have withstood the test of time to modern creations that have captured our contemporary hearts, this alphabetized compendium included a wide array of beloved characters from various mediums. Whether they're found in books, comics, television shows, or movies, these fictional dogs occupy a special place in our hearts and imaginations. They are the heroes, companions, and loyal sidekicks who have left an indelible mark on our collective consciousness. Each entry explores the unique traits, remarkable achievements, and origins of these iconic pups. You'll meet courageous canines who have saved the day, lovable companions who have brought joy and laughter, and faithful friends who have taught us the true meaning of loyalty. From the charmingly mischievous to the fiercely protective, these dogs reflect the vast range of personalities and qualities that have made them adored by generations.

Peace at Daggers Drawn is the story of the diplomatic initiatives (both official and unofficial, public and secret) intended to end or stop the spread of World War II. Special attention is devoted to specific peace proposals, initiatives, and back-channel attempts, all within the context of the foreign policies of the principal nations concerned. Efforts designed to end hostilities by belligerent and non-belligerent nations are included. This work is confined to the European theater of operations and covers the earliest stages of the conflict: September 1, 1939, to September 17, 1940.