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		<title>The Turning Place, by Jean E. Karl (1976)</title>
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Apocalypse how? Aliens. The Clordians didn&#8217;t want to compete with humans for habitable planets to colonize, so they wiped us out. The Clordian Sweep &#8220;rapid[ly] disintegrat[ed]&#8230; all carbon compounds, which destroyed all life.&#8221; (Not to mention all paper records of knowledge, all wooden structures&#8230; the thoroughness of this destruction is impressive.)

Some people, plants, and animals [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Strange Tomorrow, by Jean Karl</title>
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Hey, everybody, it&#8217;s post-apocalyptic YA from the &#8217;80s!  Home, sweet home.  It even has a watercolory cover and a fresh-faced, all-American heroine named &#8220;Janie Johnson&#8221;!  This book was brought to my attention recently [and by "recently," I mean about six months ago, when I actually read it -- Ed.] by an old [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Cybils: Prince of Persia, by A. B. Sina, et. al.*</title>
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Boyfriend E, video game fan extraordinaire, caught sight of this lying on my coffee table and cracked up.  He played the original game as a kid, of course (if someone wants to fix that Wikipedia page, by the way, it could apparently use some fixing), and expected from the cover that this would be [...]]]></description>
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