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100			_aCrichton, Michael _97844
245			_aEruption
260			_aLondon _bPenguin Ramdom House _c2024
300			_a424 p.
520			_aRachel Sherrill, thirty years old in a few days, master’s degree from Stanford in conservation biology, rising star in her world, still thought of herself as the smartest kid in the class. Just about any class. But today at the Hilo Botanical Gardens, she was trying to be the cool substitute teacher for a restless, wide-eyed bunch of fifth-graders visiting from the mainland. “Let’s face it, Rachel,” the general manager of the botanical gardens, Theo Nakamura, had said to her early that morning. “Taking these undersized tourists around is a way for you to put your immaturity to good use.”
650			_aEnglish Fiction _97845
700			_aPatterson, James _97846
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