Arcadia Public Library

There's a murdered groom in Cabin A-13. He is dead on the floor of his cabin with a knife in his back. The key to the room is jammed in the door, and his young bride is locked inside with him. Did the bride murder her husband on their honeymoon, or is there another killer loose on the decks of the Pacific Princess?

Who is the menacing figure stalking through her house? Once she thought of him as a friend; now she knows that she and her son are his prey.

"Jonathan Harker is sent to see a client of his company in a distant part of Europe. The castle is deserted and the Count is a very strange host. But little does young Jonathan suspect that he and the people closest to him are about to be put into the worst danger and the most gruesome terror that anyone can imagine! Now they must track and destroy Dracula before he finds and destroys each of them!"--

Tim Park, a young Korean boy, has difficulty understanding his schoolmates in Los Angeles. But when he tries out for the baseball team, he discovers a universal language.

Presents Albert Einstein, one of the most beloved historical figures of the past 100 years.

Offers twenty lessons designed to teach common American idiomatic expressions to foreign speakers and features simple definitions, examples, practice exercises, and natural dialogues.

"One day, Dorothy and her dog, Toto, get swept away by a powerful cyclone and find themselves in the Land of Oz. The only way she can return home is by going to the Emerald City to ask the famous Wizard of Oz for his help. As she travels along the yellow brick road, Dorothy makes the acquaintance of some of the curious inhabitants of the Land of Oz."--

It'os a beautiful day as Joe and Steve set out on a hike in Thunder Canyon. But when the weather changes suddenly, Joe desperately tries to remember the survival skills he has learned.

Mark Twain created one of America's best-loved fictional characters in Huckleberry Finn. Recounting the exploits of the imaginative adolescent as he and the runaway slave, Jim, raft down the Mississippi River, Twain ultimately addresses far deeper themes - man's inhumanity to man and the hypocrisy of conventional values.