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This That and Everything

#UM1222 $24.95

Gather friends and family for this fast-paced game and get the

party started! Teammates take turns describing the six items on

their card—People, Places, or Things—without saying

the names of the items. You only have thirty seconds

per card, though, so talk—and guess—fast! The team

to correctly identify the most items by the end wins!

For four or more players, age 12 and up.

New Edition Snapsuit

#UL2958 Personalized $16.95

#UL4671 Not Personalized $13.95

“Chapter One: I am born.” The forthright

opening from the beloved tale of

David

Copperfield

makes an epic literary outfit for

your own newborn classic! You can even add

a personalized “copyright line” with your

little bundle’s date of birth. With cute little

footprints on the verso, the open book is

printed on a unisex Caribbean-green 100%

cotton snapsuit. Specify size: newborn,

6-month, 12-month, or 18-month.

EXCLUSIVE!

One Wild Bird at a Time: Portraits of Individual Lives

by Bernd Heinrich

#UL6502

Hardcover, 210 pages; 2016

$28.00

Each animal gives us a new view, a new experience, that involves stepping

out of our own world into another, and it is always an adventure.

Pure joy for nature-lovers, Bernd Heinrich’s charming blend of science

and memoir invites us to slow down and enjoy the avian world, one

winged wonder at a time. From a family of flickers who nested in the

wall of Heinrich’s Maine cabin (he promptly cut a hole

inside

his home

so he could more closely observe the process!), to a friendly and very

vocal barred owl, to a phoebe who lost his mate, each bird’s story is

shared with keen insight and obvious affection. A uniquely fascinating

and delightful book for birders!

(CH)

Members’ Price $23.80

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The Summer Before the War

by Helen Simonson

#UM3672

Paperback, 465 pages; 2017 (2016)

$17.00

Beatrice Nash, reeling from her father’s death but fiercely determined

to make her own way, accepts a teaching position in the small British

coastal town of Rye in 1914. A newcomer to the insular East Sussex

village, Beatrice does her best to steer clear of snobbish rivalries and

gossip-inducing scandals, but her irrepressible intelligence and her

growing affection for the townspeople (in particular a handsome

young surgeon) leave her more entrenched in the town’s social fabric

than she’d like to admit. Alas, the impending war looms, threatening

to upend the small community and put petty grievances into stark

perspective. Sparkling with sharp humor and incisive wit, Helen

Simonson’s captivating novel is an enchanting portrait of an idyllic small town as

well as a sensitive rumination on the manifold devastations of war.

(AG)

Members’ Price $14.45

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