Kariba by Clarke Clarke and Snaddon shows the reader that magic and the modern world can co-exist - one doesn't need to die for the other.
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'Girl Juice' by Benji Nate is a glimpse into the lives of four roommates complete with selfies and text message short form dialogue.
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With an adjustable backboard and a rotating rim, players can create just about any trick shot they want.
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'We Are On Our Own' by Miriam Katin is the true story of Katin's escaped from Nazi occupied Hungary in WW ll.
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'The Man in the McIntosh Suit' is pure noir, as Ayuyang’s art carries the feeling of nobility in the face of nihilism through its use of color.
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Players take their pick from the Assyrians, Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Gauls, and Carthaginians to see who will rise to supremacy over the others and leave the lasting legacy.
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Filled with South Park references that will make any fan giggle with glee, Munchkin South Park takes the time-tested dungeon-crawling card game to a place of friendly faces and humble folks without temptation.
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A quick look at the Rom Com game cards shows that it requires an encyclopedic memory of actors and dialogue to get ahead.
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In 'Harvey Knight's Odyssey' Nick Maandag drives the narrative of each story with graphics appropriate to its theme.
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