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3 OUTSTANDING BOOKS FROM HEINEMANN * CHESAPEAKE by James Michener. A magnificent story based on the Chesapeake Bay area in the American East: - CHESAPEAKE has been toppinq the American Bestseller list for some weeks. $13.55 ‘ FOOLS DIE by Mario Puzo. Only the author of THE GODFATHER could write such a compelling novel about big-time gambling. $13.65 RHYMES WITHOUT REASON by Wallace Tripp. A delightful collection of favourite and some not so-well-known nursery rhymes compiled and illustrated by the incomparable Wallace Tripp. $B.lO
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