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This book takes place in present day Florida. Keith ?Hutch? Hutcherson is always hearing how his dad was an incredible baseball player, but his dad never shows it. His dad never picks up a glove anymore and doesn?t even go to Hutch?s games. Hutch reminds his dad of himself in so many ways, but his dad is afraid baseball will break Hutch?s heart the way it broke his. So his dad becomes less and less supportive. His dad?s approval is the one thing Hutch wants, and to get it he follows in his dad?s...

A sampling from the Tucson Conference of April 1994--the first major gathering devoted to the emerging interdisciplinary field of Consciousness Studies. The 55 chapters are divided into 11 sections: philosophy of mind, cognitive science, medicine, experimental neuroscience, neural networks, subneural biology, quantum theory, nonlocal space and time, hierarchical organization, phenomenology, and an overview. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

A smart, modern design sets off the mischievous humor of this square-format book of 14 illustrated nonsense rhymes. Gerda Rovetch, an octogenarian who fled Germany in childhood and is publishing her poems for the first time, brings a recognizably European dark wit to her four-line entries: “There was a man who loved a rat./ He fed it ham till it got fat./ He kept it in his bed at night,/ and rather hoped it wouldn't bite.” Lissa Rovetch (the Hot Dog and Bob books) matches the exaggeration in her...

IT'S A BIG WORLD OUT THERE--SOMEBODY'S GOT TO EAT IT!There's never been a lasagna GARFIELD couldn't tackle, a burger he couldn't capture. GARFIELD always rises to the challenge--and so do the pounds! So whether he's cleaning his plate (and John's plate, and the neighbors' plates), prodding Odie to fetch an oncoming train, or celebrating his one-millionth meal of the day, GARFIELD's the cat that just doesn't stop--eating, that is!

The arrival of Darryl D-Will Williams, the top shortstop prospect from Florida since A-Rod, means Hutch is displaced, in more ways than one. Second base feels like second fiddle, and when he sees his father giving fielding tips to D-Will the same father who can't be bothered to show up to watch his son play Hutch feels betrayed. With the summer league championship on the line, just how far is Hutch willing to bend to be a good teammate?

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