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\"In Muskegon, Mich., 25 years have passed since a hapless snowplow operator discovered 22-year-old Elizabeth Krause's body off Route 31. The homicide investigation, overseen by then-rookie detective Samuel Barnett, lies dormant for decades, until a documentary made by local college students renews interest in the case. Barnett gets back in touch with Beth's friends and family, including her stoically resigned parents, U.S. Army Lt. Col. Charles and Dorothy Krause, and her pitiable best friend, Shauna Boggs. With their help, Barnett hopes to put to rest a murder that has haunted the small town for too long.\"--Publishers Weekly.
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Anatomy of a misfit
\"The third most popular girl in school's choice between the hottest boy in town and a lonely but romantic mistfit ends in tragedy and self-realization\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Henry & Eva and the castle on the cliff
\"Henry and Eva's ... parents, environmentalist William Billings and his oceanographer wife Margo, disappear mysteriously at sea. But for Henry and Eva, things are about to go from bad to worse. Their jerk-face uncle (nicknamed Claude the Clod) and his awful girlfriend (Terri the Terrible) have moved into their big house on the cliff to 'take care of them,' but Eva has her doubts about their intentions. And when some spooky visitors appear with a message, they realize that their parents' deaths might not have been as cut and dry as everyone thinks\"-- Provided by publisher.
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KIDSDAY KIDS POLL
DO YOU MISS A DAY? By Andrea Portes. Kidsday Staff Reporter Everyone has a daily routine. Some things you do without even thinking about it, such as brushing your teeth or combing your hair. I asked 25 kids to see what things they do on a daily basis...
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The fall of butterflies
Willa leaves a small town in Iowa to begin a new life in the East at an ultra-exclusive prep school.
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KIDSDAY TALKING WITH\ DAVID LASCHER
Q. The character you play on \"Blossom,\" is that anything like you? A. No. His character is a little rough around the edges, he's a little tougher. But he has a good heart, like me. Q. Do you like Blossom's clothes, and do you get to pick out your own wardrobe? A. I get to pick out the shoes, but they tell me what shirt and jacket to wear, so it goes half and half. I like Blossom's clothes. She has some funky clothes, there are always shocking. Q. If you could play any other part on \"Blossom,\" what would it be? A. I would probably play the grandfather, Buzz, because it is a whole different perspective of life. Q. Which show do you like better, \"90210,\" or \"Blossom\"? A. They are very different. \"Blossom\" is more relaxed. You rehearse for four days you shoot Friday night and you have a lot of time to work on the material. You don't feel as rushed. While on \"90210,\" they shoot with one camera and it is film so it is a little more pressure. Q. What is Mayim Bialik really like? A. She is kind of like her character in that she is real easy to talk to. She is fun and relaxed. She's cool. Q. What is it like being on such popular shows?
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Henry & Eva and the famous people ghosts
Henry and Eva's sleuthing career continues when their long-dead ancestors draw them into investigating the theft of historical artifacts during a party.
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\TALKING WITH\
We interviewed 20-year-old actor David Lascher who co-stars this season on \"Blossom\" as Vinnie, at the Omni Berkshire Hotel in Manhattan recently. David is busy, splitting his time between the shows, \"Blossom\" and \"Beverly Hills, 90210 where he plays Kyle. He was born in Man hattan but now makes his. . . in...
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