Product Description: Love poems that I have written for all the women that were in my life.

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Product Description: Crack of the Bat is a comprehensive and entertaining look at the most famous icon in the history of baseball, the "Louisville Slugger" bat. It includes the evolution of bats from pioneer wagon tongues to the sleek aluminum models of today...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: An informative overview of how coaches at all levels of competition can develop a winning program.

In a book peppered with anecdotes and baseball lore, the story of the legendary bat is traced from the forest to the factory to the playing field, with quotes and stories from Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Ty Cobb, and Ted Williams, among others. 35,000 first printing. $35,000 ad/promo.

Product Description: This resource book explores perspectives on childhood, child rearing and children's rights. It comprises of a wide variety of discussions and experiential activities, role plays and simulations designed to help students in secondary and further education explore perspectives on children's rights and the many aspects of bringing up children...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

The true story of Brenda Sue Schaefer describes attempts by prosecutors to overturn the double jeopardy clause when photos of her being murdered by her boyfriend are discovered a year after he had already been tried and found not guilty of the crime. Reprint. K.

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A critical look at the American criminal justice system describes how Mel Ignatow, acquitted for the murder of his fiancee in 1988, was later proven guilty but could not be retried per the Fifth Amendment. 10,000 first printing.