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A
series of poems that examines ways we can free ourselves
through self-knowledge, creative expression and friendship.
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A
novella and short stories about love, sex, death, disaster
and transendence in Los Angeles.
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Nine
short stories that examine growing up, using both gritty
realism and the magic of centaurs, fairies, vampires,
ghosts and more.
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A
coming of age story told partly in prose and partly in
poetry and based on characters from Greek mythology.
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A
modern-day adult fairy tale of a willful and intuitive
heroine,determined to fulfill her destiny in a world of
shockingly brutal realism and transcendent magic.
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Weetzie
Bat grows up and leaves home to stay in a magical pink
hotel filled with strange creatures who will help her
find herself.
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Celebrate
the 10th anniversary of the original Weetzie Bat
with this new anniversary edition.
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Includes
two Weetzie Bat books, both with female protagonists
point of views.
Witch
Baby ::: Once
upon a time in the city of Shangri-L.A., someone left
a mysterious baby on a doorstep. The purple-eyed changeling
named Witch Baby grew up wondering what time are we
upon and where do I belong. In this story she finds
the answer. [Foreign
TranslationsUK: Little Brown; Czech: BB/Art; German:
Rowohlt; Japanese: Sogensha; Norwegian: Gyldendal Tiden]
Cherokee
Bat and the Goat Guys ::: When
Cherokee Bat and her friends, Witch Baby, Raphael Chong
Jah-Love, and Angel Juan Perez, form a rock 'n' roll
band called the Goat Guys, they discover that with success
comes a dangerous power. [Foreign
TranslationsUK: Little Brown; Czech: BB/Art; German:
Rowohlt; Japanese: Sogensha; Norwegian: Gyldendal Tiden]
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Includes
two Weetzie Bat books, both with male protagonists
point of views.
Missing
Angel Juan ::: A
tangly-haired, purple-eyed girl named Witch Baby searches
for her beloved Angel Juan in the sinister and enchanted
wilderness of New York City. [Foreign TranslationsUK:
Little Brown; Czech: BB/Art; Japanese: Sogensha; Norwegian:
Gyldendal Tiden]
Baby
Be-Bop ::: Dirk
McDonald's life was almost perfect. He lived with his
grandmother, Fifi, in a gingerbread cottage in Hollywood.
He had the beach and his surfboard, and Fifi's red and
white 1955 Pontiac convertible. But
not until the night the spirits of Fifi's magic lamp
appeared to him did Dirk begin to accept who he really
was. This coming-of-age punk fairy tale is the fifth
and final installment in the Weetzie Bat series.
[Foreign
TranslationsUK: Little Brown; Czech: BB/Art; Italian:
Elle; Japanese: Sogensha; Norwegian: Gyldendal Tiden]
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One
of two highly sought-after, recently re-released tales
of myth, magic, music and love set in a possibly post-apocalyptic
mystical other-world.
Rafe,
his sister Calliope and their friends Paulo and Dionisio
are Ecstasia, the most popular band in Elysia, a city
of pleasure where the only crime is growing old. But
then Rafe and Calliope are both powerfully drawn Under
to find the mysterious substances that will bring back
the dead or make the dead earth flower. And that is
when rapture turns to nightmare.
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The
second of two highly sought-after, recently re-released
tales of myth, magic, music and love set in a possibly
post-apocalyptic mystical other-world.
Her
voice brought life to the barren desert. Her songs made
water flow and flowers blossom from the very moment
she was born. But even in paradise there are dreams
that connot be fulfilled. Primavera, in love with a
man who can never be hers, sets out on a journey of
beauty and pain that will take away her childhood forever
and from which she may never return.
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"Your
whole life you can be told something is wrong and so you
believe it." In the vast barren waste of the San
Fernando Valley in the early 1980s, Lex and his sister
Marina struggle to create their own private, perfect world.
Then, when the one relationship that felt whole shatters
irrevocably, Marina needs her friend West to help piece
the fragments of herself back together. But Marina will
never be truly complete until she faces the past that
is haunting her.
A refined and sensitive story about love's ability to
tear apart and, finally, its ability to transcend.
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Francesca's
meditation on the anxieties and elations of her first
year as a mother are lovingly told in this treasure of
a book. Block writes with raw and tender emotion about
the joys and fears in her new life with her Silky-Milky,
Girly-Swirl Moon Baby.
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An
interconnected series of unconventional eroticashort
stories of love, loss, and lifeabout the healing
power of sex and bonding. Smoky, kaleidoscopic fables.
Released
in paperback, May, 2003.
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Through
shifting points of view, Block weaves pure magic into
this deftly constructed talea novel told in the
form of linked stories. One girl's life emerges from a
tapestry of voices, lives, and loveslost and foundthat
deliver her to herself, triumphant, ever-changing.
Foreign TranslationsGerman: Arena. Check out Eliot
Edizoni's Italian edition
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Beauty,
Snow White, Rose Redyou've met them all in many incarnations.
But you haven't met Charm or Snow or Tiny, not as Francesca
has imagined them. Within her singular, timeless landscapes,
the brutal and the beautiful collide. Here, the heroine
triumphs because of the strength she finds in a pen, a paintbrush,
a lover, a friend, a mother, and, finally, herself.
Foreign TranslationsJapanese: Tokyo Sogensha |
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Model-child
Barbie dreams of shattering the plastic-doll-like silence
of her life. Too-beautiful Griffin fears his true desires.
They're trapped in a world of glitter, glitz, and secret
painuntil a feisty red-headed fairy named Mab helps
them break free and discover who they really are.
Foreign TranslationsDanish Audio: DBC Medier; Danish:
Host & Son; German: Ravensburger
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VIOLET:
the dark one, dressed forever in black, longing to spin
the world into her own silver-screen creation. CLAIRE:a
real-life Tinker Bell, radiating love, wearing wings of
glitter, writing poetry to keep away the darkness. Within
the landscape of L.A., a city as beautiful as it is dangerous,
Violet and Claire vow to make their own movie. They will
show the world the way they want it to be.
Foreign TranslationsDanish: Host & Son; German:
Ravensburger; Italian: Sperling & Kupfer;
Japanese: Shufu-no-tomo-sha
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After
her father's death, a young woman discovers a passion
so powerful it brings her face to face with the secret
demons of her past, and threatens to send her spiraling
out of control.
Foreign TranslationsDanish: Gyldendal; German: Rowohlt;
Swedish: Replik
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Girls
with blue elves in their closets, girls with two mothers,
girls loving rock stars, girls finding their voices
for the first time. Zingingly bright and dreamily dark,
full of wonder and gritty reality, these stories show
the reader that in every girl there truly is a goddess.
Foreign TranslationsFrench: L'Ecole de Loisirs;
German: Ravensburger; Japanese: Rironsha; Norwegian:
Gyldendal Tiden
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Together
for the first time in a single volume, Block's luminous
saga of interwoven lives chronicles the thin line between
fear and desire, pain and pleasure, cutting loose and
holding on in a world where everyone is vulnerable to
the most beautiful and dangerous angel of all: love.
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A
novella and short stories about love, sex, death, disaster
and transendence in Los Angeles.The
book that started it all follows the adventures of the
bleached blonde punk pixie and her fiends Dirk, Duck
and My Secret Agent Lover Man, as they discover the
power of love to overcome fear.
Foreign TranslationsUK: Little Brown; Czech: BB/Art;
Danish: Gyldendal; Finnish: Otava; German: Rowohlt;
Japanese: Sogensha; Norwegian: Gyldendal Tiden
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Everyone
can learn from and be inspired by the funky, funny,
fertile ideas set forth in Zine Scene. Co-written
with Hillary Carlip, author of Girl Power: Young
Women Speak Out, Queen of the Oddballs, and
more, Zine Scene is both a tribute and a how-to
guide to zines.
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