Hi, I use XML::Simple to parse XML file and use JSON module to parse JSON file. Now, I need to parse text file (see below). I wonder if there is any existing Module works for the text file below. I did google search, but, did not find proper one. Any ideas? Below are three titles (books) I need to parse. 


$VAR1 = '<HTML><BODY><PRE>
Title: Perl and Cgi for the World Wide Web 2ND Edition
Author: Castro, Elizabeth
ISBN: 0201735687
ISBN13: 9780201735680
Binding: TRADE PAPER
Class: USED
Section: Computer Languages-Perl
Price: 3.95
Location: 17
Item: 4
Condition: Standard
Availability: 1 to 3 days
Notes:
Pub Date: 20100429

Title: Perl and Cgi for the World Wide Web 2ND Edition
Author: Castro, Elizabeth
ISBN: 0201735687
ISBN13: 9780201735680
Binding: TRADE PAPER
Class: USED
Section: General-General
Price: 13.00
Location: 65
Item: 2
Condition: Standard
Availability: 1 to 3 days
Notes:
Free ship: no

Title: Perl and Cgi for the World Wide Web 2ND Edition
Author: Castro, Elizabeth
ISBN: 0201735687
ISBN13: 9780201735680
Binding: TRADE PAPER
Class: USED
Section: Computer Languages-Perl
Price: 8.95
Location: 1
Item: 7
Condition: Standard
Availability: 1 to 3 days
Notes:
Pub Date: 20100423

</PRE>';

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