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Sicilian dragon

Laszlo Sapi, Attila Schneider, Lazlo Sapi

1990

GamePro Presents

Matt Taylor, Leeanne Mcdermott

1992

Tomb Raider II

Kip Ward

1997

Stacking the deck

Bryan Berg, Thomas O'Donnell

2003

How to win at checkers

Fred Reinfeld

1957

Pokémon snap

Elizabeth Hollinger

1999

One-minute mysteries and brain teasers

John Warner, Sandy Silverthorne

2007

Game development essentials

William Muehl, Jeannie Novak

2008

50 games to play in the library or classroom

Carol K. Lee, Fay Edwards, Carol K Lee

1988

Match wits with Mensa

Alan Stillson, Marvin Grosswirth, Abbie F. Salny

1998

Bradford's crossword solver's dictionary

Anne R. Bradford

1997

Nintendo Game Secrets

Zach Meston, Rusel DeMaria

1991

The bridge book

Frank Stewart, Randall Baron

1988

Mastering Unreal technology

Jason Busby, Joel VanEenwyk, Zak Parrish

2005

Bobby Fischer

Kees Jongkind, Hans Böhm, Hans Bohm

2004

More Clue Mysteries

Vicki Cameron, Nigel Tappin

2003

The ultimate guide to video game writing and design

Flint Dille, John Zuur Platten

2007

The Great Book of Family Games

Chicca Albertini

2001

The Rumi card book

Michele Wetherbee, Eryk Hanut

2000

The World of games

Jack Botermans, Carla Splunteren, Tony Burrett et al.

1989

Dragon Ball Z

Eric Mylonas

2002 ★ 5.0

Teaching adolescents who struggle with reading

David W. Moore, Kathy Hinchman

2006

The Lion King

BradyGames

1994

Everything Scrabble

John D. Williams Jr., Joe Edley

2001

Queen's Gambit Declined

Matthew Sadler

2000

Super Metroid

Tom Stratton

1994

Eberron

C.A. Suleiman, Keith Baker, Michelle Lyons

2006

The complete Benoni

Lev Psakhis, Psakhis, Sarah J. Young

1995

Pool player's edge

Shari Stauch, Gerry Kanov

2004

Hold'em poker for advanced players

Mason Malmuth, David Sklansky

1999

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