title: Winning at Poker : Essential Hints and Tips
author:  Dave Scharf 
description: First UK edition. A near Fine uninscribed copy which is bound in a thick coiled wire spine with plastic cover protectors. The author is a Canadian poker champion and publisher of Canadian Poker Monthly and in this handbook he provides a detailed guide to the essential information needed to play at any level, including strategy, betting level, poker etiquette etc. Illustrated throughout with appendix of glossary and poker personalities. - See more at: http://www.goldringbooks.com/?page=shop/flypage&product_id=2793#sthash.ng9nTK3i.dpuf
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  HOW I LEARNED  
  TO FLY
  
    
  
  Goosebumps - 52
  
  R.L. Stine
  
  (An Undead Scan v1.5)
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  > The day I learned how to fly, I was worried about Wilson Schlamme.
  
  > I spend a lot of time worrying about Wilson. I’ve always had trouble with
  > that guy.
  
  > Do you know why?
  
  > He thinks he’s better than me—and I know he isn’t.
  
  > I’m Jack Johnson. And I’m not the kind of kid who likes to enter contests.
  > Really. I don’t like to compete.
  
  > I always let my dad win at chess. Just because it means so much to him to
  > win. And I even let my dog Morty win our wrestling matches on the living
  > room floor.
  
  > But Wilson never gives me a break. He always has to prove that he’s the best
  > at everything.
  
  > If I’m chewing bubble gum, he tries to blow bigger bubbles. When my bubble
  > is twice as big as Wilson’s, he says that his is rounder!
  
  > If my bubble is bigger—and rounder—he sticks his finger in mine and pops it
  > all over my face.
  
  > He’s trouble, that guy. Real trouble.
  
  > Esp