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| 1. |  | Griffin & Sabine: An Extraordinary Correspondence from Chronicle Books Customer Review:  This little book originally came to my attention when a friend showed me a library copy. I was taken by surprise at the original, insightful premise and the unique art and design. It appears to be a series of letters, written between two people who've never met. The book completely enthralled me -... |
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| 2. | [no image] | Griffin & Sabine from Raincoast Books Customer Review: This is the 2nd book in the first trilogy of the Griffin and Sabine series. Sabine is on her way to visit Griffin and in a panic, he leaves, telling her to stay in his place. Their correspondence continues, with Griffin traveling around the world, discovering more about each other through there... |
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| 3. |  | The Golden Mean: In Which the Extraordinary Correspondence of Griffin & Sabine Concludes from Raincoast Books Customer Review: This is the final book in the first Griffin and Sabine trilogy. The tension builds with Griffin returning to London and finding Sabine was never there, yet she claims she waited for them. Are they existing in parallel worlds, connected only by their correspondence and Sabine's visions. They work to... |
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| 4. |  | Alexandria: In Which the Extraordinary Correspondence of Griffin & Sabine Unfolds (v. 2) from Chronicle Books Customer Review:  This is the second book in the second Griffin and Sabine trilogy. It takes up where the first left off as we find Griffin corresponding with Isabella and Sabine corresponding with Matthew. In this book, the intrigue and suspense increase with the introduction of a villain in particular and a... |
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| 5. |  | The Morning Star: In Which the Extraordinary Correspondence of Griffin & Sabine Is Illuminated from Chronicle Books Customer Review:  This is the concluding volume to the second Griffin and Sabine series, and is the final book to date. Told in the same format as the previous books in the series, the artwork continues to be rich and luscious, and the letter format keeps the suspense going. You enter this book wondering if Matthew... |
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| 6. |  | Windflower: A Novel from Chronicle Books Customer Review: Some authors do beautifully with short stories, others with novels. Unfortunately, this is the novel from Bantock, an often-great writer of short stories. This draws on Capolan, a nomadic nation-within-a-nation. Although Capolan has appeared in Bantock's work before, my hazy recollection... |
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| 7. | [no image] | Jabberwocky: A Pop-Up Rhyme from Through the Looking Glass from Child's Play (International) Ltd Customer Review: Nick Bantock sets Lewis Carroll's poem Jabberwocky to his illustrations with the added bonus of pop-up engineering. The book was originally sold as a set with 3 other small pop-up books. The book is small and square (6"). It has six 2-page spreads (see uploaded photos of each spread). This book... |
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| 8. |  | Ceremony of Innocence: Griffin and Sabine (PC Win 95 / MAC CD-Rom) (Griffin & Sabine for the '90s) from Real World Productions Ltd Customer Review: This is not a game at all, it is a book come to glorious life. To interact with this CD you must have patience, for sure, but the payoff is more than worth it. Casting is perfect, music is just amazing (the opening of this CD is like watching the opening credits of a MOVIE!). A fan of the series... |
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| 9. | [no image] | The Golden Mean from Macmillan | Click here for more information Buy from:
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| 10. | [no image] | Golden Mean , The ... Griffin & Sabine, In Which The Extraordinary Correspondence Concludes - Final Volume in the Series (Griffin & Sabine) from Raincoast Publishing Vancouver | Click here for more information Buy from:
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