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Now everyone can learn how to Name Paint with this book, How to Name Paint, and the kit of supplies from NPA Party Productions. Whether you are a child or an adult, you ll be surprised at how easy and enjoyable Name Painting is.
Linda Chun Yan Wang, 2007
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What Not
to Name Your Baby
With the help of WHAT NOT TO NAME YOUR BABY, readers are less likely to have their children resent them - well, okay, that's a stretch - but at least the parents can say they tried.
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What
to Name Your Jewish Baby
Lists almost 800 biblical, sacred, secular, and modern Hebrew names, with their roots, meanings, Hebrew spelling, and nicknames
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The Name of this Book is a Secret
This is the story of a secret, and also a secret story. This is the story of Cass and Max-Ernest, two friendless eleven-year-olds who come together to solve the age-old mystery surrounding a dead magician and the clues he left behind.
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The Power
to Name: Locating the Limits of Subject ...
Those in a position to name hold the power to construct others' perceptions and realities. This book looks at the pervasive naming of information that libraries undertake as a matter of course through representation of subjects.
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What Not
to Name Your Baby
A handbook of baby names which advises parents against inappropriate and embarrassing names for their child. Features an alphabetical list of names to avoid, from Cosmo to Zelda and Bubbles to Flash.
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The Complete Book of Baby Names
Looks at the history of baby names, provides lists of names based on popular themes, and presents entries that include definitions and variations.
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What
to name your baby: from Adam
to Zoe
Guidelines designed to help parents in making a selection preface a dictionary providing information on the origins, meanings, and use of more than four thousand names
Maxwell Nurnberg, Morris Rosenblum, 1984
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How
to Name Baby Without Handicapping It for Life: A ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
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Feelings you always had but never dared
to name
Inside each of us, there's a vulnerable part that sometimes feels bewildered and a knowledgeable part that can put life into perspective.
Wendy Danforth, Artemus Cole, 1992
