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Books can help kids look forward to school [News Tribune (Tacoma, WA)](26 Aug 2008 04:00:00 EDT)Aug. 26--At this point during the summer, both parents and children count the hours until the start of school -- some with relief, some with excitement and some with anxiety. Here's a few of this year's back-to-school titles. "Splat the Cat," by Rob Scotton, introduces a funny, endearing hero by the creator of the popular "Russell the Sheep" books.
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Top toy priority:To get the lead out: Congress is getting the lead out of toys [Free Lance-Star (Fredericksburg, VA)](21 Aug 2008 04:00:00 EDT)Aug. 21--Parents can breathe a little easier about toy safety as this holiday shopping season approaches. Toy companies and retailers have stepped up inspections of imports after last year's rash of recalls for toys coated in lead paint and children's jewelry containing high levels of the potentially toxic metal.
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The Knoxville News Sentinel, Tenn., Carly Harrington column [Knoxville News-Sentinel (TN)](15 Aug 2008 04:00:00 EDT)Aug. 15--APPRAISER AT HOME IN THE MALL: At the mall you can find just about anything you want, from clothes and computers to furniture and eyeglasses. Through his business, Home Audience, Bill Duncan plans to offer shoppers just that.
