Patricia Smith

Author of Teahouse of the Almighty (National Poetry)

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1)For the doll appraiser, please see the author page for Patricia R. Smith. If one of your books by her is on this page, please edit the author field to include her middle initial, and your book will appear on the correct page. Thank you.

2) For books on Instructional Design please see the author page for Patricia L. Smith

There are also books by three Patricia Smiths on this page, the poetry and juvenile fiction books are by Patricia Smith, 1955- , the legal philosophy text is edited by Patricia Smith, 1956- and the Life Skills book is by yet another Patricia Smith. For this reason the author name cannot be combined with Patricia R. Smith, Patricia L. Smith or any other Patricia Smith name. Thank you.

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Teahouse of the Almighty (National Poetry) 32 copies, 1 review
Blood Dazzler 20 copies, 2 reviews
Close to Death: Poems 14 copies
Big Towns, Big Talk: Poems 13 copies, 1 review
Life According to Motown 8 copies, 2 reviews
Instructional Design, 2nd Edition 8 copies
Janna and the Kings 7 copies
Teaching Sacraments (Theology and Life Series; Vol 17) 4 copies
The Nature and process of law : an introduction to legal philosophy 3 copies
Close to Death 2 copies
Doll Values, Fourth Series 2 copies
Patricia Smith Doll Values, Antique to Modern 2 copies
Song For My Daughter 2 copies
Liberalism and Affirmative Obligation 1 copy

Madame Alexander Collector Dolls 1 copy

Africans in America: America's Journey Through Slavery 1 copy

Each of Us: How Every Woman Can Earn More Money in Corporate America 1 copy

Doll Values, First Series 1 copy

Price Guide for Effanbee Dolls, No. 2 1 copy

Madame Alexander Collector's Dolls Price Guide #19 (Madame Alexander… 1 copy

Doll Values, Fifth Series 1 copy

Doll Values, Ninth Series 1 copy

Doll Values, Tenth Series 1 copy

That's Life! Life Skills 1 copy

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