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9 of 10 available systemwide, with no current holds.

Location and Availability

Burton Barr Central Library — 2 of 2 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Snicket, L. - Floor 1	On Shelf - (Checked in: Jan 8 2013 )
	Children PICT BK Snicket, L. - Floor 1	On Shelf - (Checked in: Dec 29 2012 )
Cesar Chavez Library — 1 of 1 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Snicket, L.	On Shelf - (Checked in: Jan 4 2011 )
Desert Sage Library — 1 of 1 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Snicket, L.	On Shelf - (Checked in: Jan 22 2013 )
Ironwood Library — 1 of 1 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Snicket, L.	On Shelf - (Checked in: May 11 2013 )
Juniper Library — 0 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Snicket, L.	Checked Out - (Due: Jun 5 2013)
Mesquite Library — 2 of 2 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Snicket, L.	On Shelf - (Checked in: Apr 11 2013 )
	Children PICT BK Snicket, L.	On Shelf - (Checked in: Dec 22 2012 )
Saguaro Library — 2 of 2 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Snicket, L.	On Shelf - (Checked in: Dec 19 2012 )
	Children PICT BK Snicket, L.	On Shelf - (Checked in: Jan 2 2013 )

Summary:

"Latkes are potato pancakes served at Hanukah. Lemony Snicket is an alleged children's author. For the first time in literary history, these two elements are combined in one book. People who are interested in either or both of these things will find this book so enjoyable it will feel as if Hanukah is being celebrated for several years, rather than eight nights."--back cover.

Related Subjects:

Christmas -- Juvenile fiction.

Latkes -- Fiction.

Food -- Fiction.

Hanukkah -- Fiction.

JUV017000 JUVENILE FICTION / Holidays & Celebrations / General.

Other Entries to Search by:

Brown, Lisa.

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