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Books to read if you're planning a vacation in "Cooper", sorted by average review score:

Count Your Blessings
Published in Hardcover by Thomas Nelson Publishers (July, 1997)
Author: Donna D. Cooper
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Count Your Blessings
This book by Donna Cooner takes a popular hymn by Johnson Oatman, Jr. and creates a wonderful visual experience to share with your child. The hymn's refrain surrounds counting blessings 1-10, two different times. The vibrant colors portray children enjoying the blessings of childhood - a trip to the zoo, losing a tooth, or receiving a hug. This encourages parents to find ten more unique blessings for their own child. The music, written by Edwin Excell, is provided on the end papers - very kind for those of us without the gift of singing in key. The jacket recommends ages 3-7, but I feel it is stimulating for any age.


Country Fair
Published in School & Library Binding by Greenwillow (August, 1997)
Author: Elisha Cooper
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wonderful
Cooper does a wonderful job describing how a county fair operates. It brought back such memores for me that i will enjoy reading this over and over agian to my son who is an urbanite that hasn't gotten the chance to smell & hear a county fair for himself yet. The illustrations are priceless! i hope elisha cooper writes more children books! i'll buy them all!


A Crooked Little House : An E.J. Pugh Mystery
Published in Paperback by Avon (January, 1999)
Author: Susan R. Cooper
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A great fun mystery

When Dusty Pugh was twenty he married teenager Juney Trueblood. Three weeks later in a bar, Dusty and Juney have a fight after which he abruptly leaves and dies in a drunken crash. His family blames Juney for his untimely death. A few months later, Juney gives birth to a boy, but is not ready to raise a child by herself. She hands the child to Dusty's mother and leaves town. A year later, Juney has since remarried and is pregnant with another baby, but comes to take Dusty's child home with her.

Three years later, Juney is divorced and returns with Dusty's child. Her ex-spouse has been given custody of her younger child. When Trish Glancey, the daughter of a prominent local family, is found murdered, all the evidence points towards Juney, who is arrested. However, her former sister-in-law E.J. Pugh believes she is innocent and begins to investigate what happened to Trish.

Fans of the Pugh amateur sleuth mysteries will love the latest entry as old favorites and references from the previous novels are included throughout A CROOKED LITTLE HOUSE. However, what makes this cozy so enjoyable to Susan Rogers Cooper's fans, in turn, will leave first time readers feeling a bit confused. The books, including this novel, in this delightful series are well written, but require reading all of them or none at all.

Harriet Klausner


D.B. Cooper
Published in Hardcover by NTC/Contemporary Publishing (September, 1986)
Author: Max Gunther
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great
i had been interested in the amazing story of d.b. cooper before i read this, but this made me go crazy for d.b. cooper. After i read it i wanted to go straight to oregon and search for evidence. I would read it again and again. You will love it if mystery or crime interests you.


D.B. Cooper: What Really Happened
Published in Hardcover by NTC/Contemporary Publishing (December, 1985)
Author: Max Gunther
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I could not put the book down and read it at one sitting.
If the story turns out to be true it was an incredible adventure


Danitra Brown Leaves Town
Published in Hardcover by Amistad Press (24 December, 2001)
Authors: Nikki Grimes and Floyd Cooper
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Especially recommended for school & community libraries.
Zuri Jackson and Danitra Brown are best friends facing a long summer apart, for Danitra is going to visit her family in the country. They decide to cultivate a series of letters sharing their summer: this presents their insights, with Floyd Cooper providing the illustrative embellishments.


The Dead of Winter
Published in Paperback by Faber & Faber (October, 1985)
Author: Dominic Cooper
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the spirit of music
gilles deleuze wrote that great books seem to be written in a different language - a second one that makes them speak like strangers in their own tongue. i can't explain how i feel seeing that 'the dead of winter' and other mr cooper's books ran everywhere out of stock ( it is the same here in italy ) and almost no copies are available anymore, it is really sad. and dead of winter will remain in your heart and your ears forever: a terrible story that takes place in the highlands becomes a deep look into human behavior that simply goes beyond any representation, is unbreathable, misterious, dark, and fashinating...thank you mr cooper!!!!


Dear Father: Letters to Frederick Douglass from His Children
Published in Paperback by Fulmore Pr (June, 1990)
Author: Mark A. Cooper
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The personal side of Douglass via letters from his papers
I found myself captivated like a voyeur peering into the lives of Frederick Douglass and his children. They contained moments of joy, triumph, and tragedy, sorrow. The letters start with his daughters letter when he is on the run because of John Brown's failed revolt at Harpers Ferry. The letters from the youngest son Charles take us to the inner workings of the Freedman's Bureau and later the Treasury Department. His letters to his father give detailed description of the developing black community in Washington DC after Reconstruction. The final letter to Douglass comes from his daughter only weeks before his death in 1895. You can't help but feel you know this great american a little better once you have followed his life in these letters from his children


The Deceiver (Chaos Gate Trilogy, Book 1)
Published in Paperback by Bantam Books (January, 1991)
Author: Louise Cooper
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the deceiver
this book continues the time master trilogy saga. its the story of Narid na gost a demon of chaos.He upsets the balance of order and chaos by conceving a child with a human woman in hopes of ruling chaos. a great story line and fast paced i gave this book 5 stars.


Dental Assistant Prep: Program Review & Exam Preparation
Published in Paperback by Prentice Hall (15 May, 2001)
Authors: Jacqueline N. Brian, Mary Danusis Cooper, Scott Bourn Associates, Mistovich, Fremgen, Becker, Partridge, Anna Ciulla, Georganne Buescher, and Caren Barnes
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Complete
A friend of mine bought me this book, knowing I'm interested inthe field, also knowing that I know nothing about Dental Assisting.It was easy enough for a beginner to learn the basics through the advanced. EXCELLENT.


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