Bless This Mouse



Lois Lowry
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Company, March 01, 2011
Review: Talk about a match made in heaven! Two-time Newbery Medalist Lois Lowry and Caldecott Medalist Eric Rohman have teamed up to create an absolutely charming tale. Animal lovers are sure to cherish Bless This Mouse.
Within the walls of Saint Bartholemew’s Church, life is not as serene as one might think—especially for the mice who live there! It’s up to Mouse Mistress Hildegarde to keep the church mice safe. But when a few parishioners report mouse sightings, Hildegarde and the rest of the mice must face a dreadful consequence, the Great X. To complicate things, a ceremony called the Blessing of the Animals is fast approaching and Saint Bartholemew’s will soon be filled with pets…including cats! (Ages 6-9)


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The Midnight Show Murders



Al Roker
Publisher: Random House Inc., November 23, 2010
Review: Drawing from his own experience as a guest on Letterman, Leno and Conan, Al Roker cooks up a hilarious tale of murderous hijinks in the world of late-night TV in The Midnight Show Murders.
Celebrity chef Billy Blessing is in L.A. to guest on a new late-night talk show. He’s well aware that getting laughs in this time slot can be murder. It’s every comic’s fear that a joke will bomb…but when his host is blown to bits in front of a live television audience, Billy knows that bomb was meant for him!
Did culinary icon Roger Charbonnet—a bitter rival of Billy’s—set the charge? When Roger surprisingly turns to Billy to clear his name, Billy’s sleuthing takes him into Hollywood's back rooms…and a part of his past he'd rather not rerun.


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Tirpitz



Niklas Zetterling
Publisher: Casemate Publisher & Book Dist., December 01, 2009
Review: The story of the battleship Bismarck is one of the great naval legends of World War II. Much less known, but equally dramatic and militarily significant, are the exploits of the battleship Tirpitz—the Bismarck’s sister ship, and a vessel just as impressive. In Tirpitz: The Life and Death of Germany's Last Super Battleship, military historians Niklas Zetterling and Michael Tamelander recount the story of the Tirpitz, and the desperate Allied efforts to destroy her.
After the Royal Navy’s bloody high seas campaign to kill the Bismarck, the Allies were left with an uncomfortable truth: the German behemoth had a twin sister. Slightly larger than her sibling, the Tirpitz was equally equipped to destroy any other battleship afloat, and fully capable of wreaking havoc on Allied troop and supply convoys. For the next three and a half years, the Allies launched a variety of attacks to remove Germany’s last serious surface threat.
The Germans, for their part, had learned not to pit their super battleships against the strength of the entire Home Fleet outside the range of protecting aircraft. Thus they kept the Tirpitz hidden within fjords along the Norwegian coast, like a Damocles Sword hanging over the Allies’ maritime jugular, forcing the British to assume the offensive. This strategy paid dividends in July 1942 when the Tirpitz merely stirred from its berth, compelling the Royal Navy to abandon a Murmansk-bound convoy called PQ-17 in order to confront the leviathan. The convoy was then ripped apart by waiting Luftwaffe and U-boats, while the Tirpitz returned to its fjord unscathed.
In 1943, the British launched a flotilla of midget submarines against the Tirpitz, losing all six of the subs while only lightly damaging the battleship. Aircraft attacked repeatedly, from carriers and both British and Soviet bases, suffering losses, including an escort carrier, while proving unable to completely knock out the mighty warship.
Trying an indirect approach, the British launched one of the war’s most daring commando raids, at St. Nazaire, in order to knock out the last drydock in Europe capable of servicing the Tirpitz. Of over 600 commandos and sailors in the raid, more than half were lost during an all-night battle that succeeded, at least, in knocking out the drydock. It was not until November, 1944 that the Tirpitz finally succumbed to British aircraft armed with 10,000-lb. Tallboy bombs, the ship capsizing at last with the loss of 1,000 sailors.
Written with meticulous attention to detail but with the fast pace of a military thriller, Tirpitz illuminates the history of a ship that may have had greater influence on the course of World War II than her more famous sister.


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The Peach Keeper



Sarah Addison Allen
Publisher: Bantam Books, Inc./Div. Random House, March 22, 2011
Review: In Sarah Addison Allen’s riveting novel, The Peach Keeper, an abandoned mansion known affectionately as “the Madam” still presides over a small North Carolina logging town with majesty and pride. Willa Jackson’s grandmother, whose family bitterly lost the grand house to the wealthier Osgoods many years back, has told her it is haunted. And Willa, who leads a quiet life running a cafe in town, is inclined to agree. Then Colin Osgood changes everything when he digs up the Madam’s old peach tree and finds buried beneath it a suitcase, a battered fedora…and a skull. A murder investigation is soon underway, and the truth could threaten the growing relationship between Willa and Colin and destroy the reputations of all those they hold dear.


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Easy Asian Noodles



Helen Chen
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., February 09, 2010
Review: If you can make spaghetti, you can make Cantonese Pork Lo Mein, Peking Hot-and-Sour Noodle Soup, Sichuan-Style Cold Sesame Noodles, Japanese Udon Noodle Casserole, Vietnamese Poached Shrimp in Herbed Rice Noodle Salad and Pad Thai. It’s that simple. In fact, Helen Chen suggests substituting vermicelli and other Italian pasta for traditional Asian noodles if that’s all you have on hand, though the ingredients for the stir-fried and pan-fried dishes, soups and salads in Easy Asian Noodles can be found at most grocery stores. In addition to 60 quick-and-easy-to-follow recipes, you’ll get a complete rundown on using Asian cooking tools—as founder of the popular Helen’s Asian Kitchen cookware line Chen really knows her stuff! Color photos.


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The Big Book of Bible Difficulties


Clear and Concise Answers From Genesis to Revelation
Norman L. Geisler
Publisher: Baker Books - Subrights Mgr, June 01, 2008
Review: Christians have questions and The Big Book of Bible Difficulties has answers. What is natural selection? What are the six worldviews that oppose Christianity? What does the Bible say about occult practices?
The answers to these and other questions are spelled out in modern English, so that you can always have a quick, easy reference for finding clarification and knowing where you stand on the important issues facing us today.
This indispensable volume answers the important Bible questions you might have, from Genesis to Revelation, and while the language is crisp and breezy, the stance is refreshingly staunch in its defense of Scripture as the final word.
Best of all, this easy-to-use, comprehensive manual is actually five books wrapped in one, offering a delightful critical commentary on the whole Bible, an apologetics text, a Bible difficulties reference, a guide that breaks down important doctrines and a handbook on verses so often misused by today’s cults and false prophets.
It’s only natural for Christians to have questions from time to time. But now, clear and concise answers are just a page’s turn away. This title is a welcome addition to any Christian's library!


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Wyoming Tough



Diana Palmer
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., October 25, 2011
Review: With Wyoming Tough, bestselling author Diana Palmer begins a torrid new trilogy about three ranching brothers.
A cowboy through and through, ranch owner Mallory Kirk knows what it means to put in a full day’s work. But does his new cowgirl? Mallory has his doubts that Morie Brannt will be able to pull her own weight, even if the petite young Morie does seem to have a lot of spirit.
What Mallory doesn't know is that Morie is actually the daughter of a prosperous Texas rancher. Tired of being sheltered, pampered, and pursued by would-be suitors who are only after daddy’s money, she’s fled to Wyoming and concealed her past so she can get her hands dirty, learn what real ranching is all about, and try to find the man who will love her for herself.
Morie shows that she’s not only a natural at ranching, she also can stand up for herself against the Kirk brothers’ ribbing. As Mallory and Morie spar over events at the ranch—and a past that threatens their hopes for the future—sparks begin to fly, and the cowboy can’t help but notice Morie in a new light. But as the nights heat up with passion, can Morie escape the pull of her past? And, more importantly, is this tough Wyoming man ready for love?


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The Accidental Tourist



Anne Tyler
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, August 12, 1985
Review: Macon Leary—a travel-hating writer of travel books—is lost in grief, both from the death of his son and his subsequent separation from his wife. Now, he wants only to be left alone, but when he meets Muriel—a brassy and deliciously peculiar dog trainer—his carefully ordered life is upended in unexpected ways.
A 1985 Book-of-the-Month Main Selection, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award, a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and the basis of the award-winning film, The Accidental Tourist remains one of Anne Tyler’s most popular novels, and for good reason. Beautifully written, peopled with eccentric characters, and filled with gentle wisdom, it’s a reader's delight, one that you’ll want to return to time and again.


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Promise Canyon



Robyn Carr
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., December 28, 2010
Review: There’s an old saying: Whenever one door closes, another one opens. That’s truer in Virgin River than almost anywhere else on earth, as one horse whisperer with a past is about to find out….
In Robyn Carr’s beloved Virgin River series, Promise Canyon introduces us to Clay Tahoma, a proud Navajo descended from a long line of mystics and warriors whose powerful physique belies his gentle touch with horses. Determined to start a new life away from L.A. and his troubled ex-wife, he’s instantly smitten by Virgin River’s wild beauty…and utterly captivated by a blue-eyed woman with a stubborn streak that rivals his own.
Lilly has encountered her share of strong, silent native men, thanks to her own roots, and she’s not interested in coming back for more. One betrayal is enough for a lifetime, thank you very much. Too bad she can’t seem to keep her distance from the hunky horseman. The man has an earthy sensuality that takes her breath away. But wanting him is one thing. Giving in to her desires is another. Good thing Clay isn’t so easily dissuaded. He knows a good thing when he sees it, he’s determined to chase her, seduce her and woo her until she’s utterly in love.


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Around The World In 100 Days



Gary Blackwood
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA), November 01, 2010
Review: Picking up where Around the World in Eighty Days left off, Harry Fogg, the son of Phileas Fogg, has just made a wager of his own. Harry bets that he can drive a custom-built steam-powered motorcar all the way around the world in only 100 days. Racing off with three companions, Harry undertakes a grueling, inconceivably high-stakes journey that will pit him against flash fires, marauders, and even sabotage from within.
In the tradition of the Jules Verne classic, Around the World in 100 Days is one adventure that will have you racing to the finish! Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines, here’s a rip-roaring race-car extravaganza from Gary Blackwood, the acclaimed author of the much loved Shakespeare series. (Ages 9-12)


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Twenty Wishes (Large Print)



Debbie Macomber
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., April 29, 2008
Review: Thirty-eight-year-old Anne Marie Roche is hosting a Valentine’s Day celebration for some fellow widows in her popular book store on Seattle’s Blossom Street. Inevitably, the conversation turns to their sad predicaments, and at Anne Marie’s suggestion, the women agree to compile a list of things they’ve always wanted to do. But while owning a pair of red cowboy boots is near the top of Anne Marie’s list of twenty wishes—along with learning to knit!—her far more important yearning, to “find one good thing about life,” is foremost in her mind.
Anne Marie’s marriage to Robert, a man 15 years her senior, wasn’t perfect. Having two children from a prior marriage, he wanted no more, and Anne Marie thought she was fine with that. She wasn’t. Maybe that’s why, at a friend’s suggestion, she adds to her growing list the idea to mentor a troubled child. How could she know it would change her life?
This poignant novel speaks to our collective hearts as Anne Marie reaches out to an eight-year-old girl named Ellen, whose young life has been fraught with tragedy. Through their special connection, the lonely widow comes to learn that wishes can come true...in ways you never expect.


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The Hidden Man



David Ellis
Publisher: Penguin Putnam, Inc., September 03, 2009
Review: David Ellis’ thriller opens on a hot summer night in 1980 when two-year-old Audrey Culter is abducted from her bedroom, never to be seen again. Twenty-six years later, her brother, Sammy, is arrested for the murder of a pedophile the police suspected back then, but failed to convict. When a man offers attorney Jason Kolarich major bucks to defend Sammy on the condition that the case is heard quickly, Jason wonders why the rush? And why is this same man—who has ice water in his veins—rattled when Jason uncovers a cache of children’s bodies, one of which could be Audrey?
The Hidden Man is an intense legal thriller, where the plot doesn’t just thicken, it twists and turns, too, arriving at an ending nothing short of stunning.


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The Little Book of Pandemics


50 of the World's Most Virulent Plagues and Infectious Diseases
Peter Moore
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, February 12, 2008
Review: The three greatest killers in human history have not been war, famine or natural disaster. They have been influenza, Black Death and AIDS. As the world waits in anxiety about an outbreak of avian flu, or an even more destructive virus, The Little Book of Pandemics puts it all into context. A concise and compelling insight into 50 of the most virulent and vicious plagues, pandemics and infectious diseases currently known to medical science, it expertly covers diseases of the past and present—including influenza, smallpox, West Nile virus, Ebola, SARS, plague, typhus, cholera, tuberculosis and many more—and also offers opinion on likely future outbreaks, method of contagion, identification of systems and likelihood of survival.


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Love Finds You in Amana, Iowa (Large Print)



Melanie Dobson
Publisher: Ellie Claire Gift & Paper Corp., June 01, 2011
Review: In Melanie Dobson’s Love Finds You in Amana, Iowa, another novel in our Love Finds You series, a woman’s heart is torn as the Civil War rages.
The nation is embroiled in war, but Amana remains peaceful. Amalie Wiese arrives in the village in 1863 to find that her betrothed, Friedrich, is fighting in the Union army. Amalie tries to overcome her worries as she sets up a communal kitchen, hoping that working with Friedrich’s best friend, Matthias, will provide comfort, but he is cold. Little does she know that Matthias is in love with her and will not betray Friedrich by pursuing her.
When Matthias leaves for the battlefront to deliver supplies, war rages in Amalie’s heart. Will love claim victory? And if it does—for whom?


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Summer on Blossom Street (Large Print)



Debbie Macomber
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., April 28, 2009
Review: It’s Summer on Blossom Street and Lydia Cortez, owner of A Good Yarn, is excited about Knit to Quit, her class for people looking to make a new start. Like Phoebe Rylander, who joins after breaking her engagement to her unfaithful fiance. Alix Turner, on the other hand, needs to quit smoking if she and her husband want to have a baby. And then there’s Bryan Hutchinson, a businessman who’s losing his battle with stress. Yes, Lydia, knows all too well how complicated life can be, dealing with her increasingly frail mother. And now, she and Brad have become foster parents to a defiant 12-year-old. But Lydia knows people almost as well as she knows knitting. With friends to help, even the most snarled stitches can be smoothed out.


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Forbidden


The Book of Mortals
Ted Dekker
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, September 13, 2011
Review: Bestselling author Ted Dekker teams with Tosca Lee in Forbidden, a gripping thriller set in a future where humans have been drained of all emotion save one: fear.
It is the 25th century, and Rom has never questioned the New Order until he is approached one day by an old man claiming to be a keeper. With great reverence, the heavily cloaked elder hands Rom a vellum and a vial of blood, explaining that with these long-hidden items he can—and must—restore humanity to a desolate world. But as Rom soon discovers, the risk is enormous. For as he and his friend Avra drink from the vial and are flooded by overpowering feelings, particularly love, they also recognize that the blood will resurrect hatred, ambition and murderous greed.


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First Grave on the Right



Darynda Jones
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, February 01, 2011
Review: An exciting newcomer to paranormal romantic suspense, Darynda Jones introduces a beautiful Grim Reaper in her sexy, fun-to-read debut, First Grave on the Right.
Charley Davidson is a P.I. with a quirk that comes in handy: she can see dead people. Known as a Grim Reaper, she helps the departed “go into the light.” Right now, though, Charley is in need of some aid herself. Lately she’s been having intensely hot dreams that involve a dark presence who is sensual and elusive, an entity she suspects could be real. When a murdered lawyer appeals to Charley to find his killer, she’s certain her dream “man” is watching her every move. But as much as Charley longs for his touch, she’s not sure whether he’s all about doing good or evil….


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Clarence Darrow


Attorney for the Damned
John Farrell
Publisher: Doubleday Broadway Pub/Div Rh, June 14, 2010
Review: Chase after the truth like all hell and you’ll free yourself, even though you never touch its coat tails.” This inspiring quote from Clarence Darrow captures the legendary attorney’s idealism. But who was the real man behind the progressive hero?
Darrow left a career as a railroad lawyer to champion poor workers, blacks and social and political outcasts against big business, Jim Crow and corrupt officials. He became famous defending union leader Eugene Debs in the Pullman Strike case and went from one headline case to the next—until he was nearly crushed by an indictment for bribing a jury. He redeemed himself in defending schoolteacher John Scopes in the “Monkey Trial,” cementing his place in history.
John A. Farrell draws on previously unpublished correspondence and memoirs to offer a candid account, not only of Darrow’s astounding career, but also his divorce, affairs and disastrous finances; his feud with his law partner, the famous poet Edgar Lee Masters; a shocking disclosure about one of his most controversial cases and revelations of shady tactics he used in his own trial for bribery.
Clarence Darrow is a sweeping, surprising portrait of a legendary legal mind.


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Fun & Original Birthday Cakes



Maisie Parrish
Publisher: David & Charles Publishers, February 12, 2011
Review: If you’re looking for unique ways to add more color, whimsy and fun to the cakes you decorate, check out the latest installment of Maisie Parrish’s best-loved Fun & Original series. Easy-to-follow instructions for simple sugar paste and frosting techniques guide you every step through the creation of seven wildly fun custom-tailored birthday cakes. From cake recipes to storage, all the basics you need to know to create showstopping cakes can be found in Fun & Original Birthday Cakes. Make your cakes as ornate as you please by choosing all or a few of the cute characters and other design elements from seven charming themes: Girls Night In, The Toy Box, Cupcake Heaven, Motor Mania, Golfing Dreams, Magic Crayon and Retail Therapy.


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Blood Noir


Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter: Book 16
Laurell K. Hamilton
Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group, June 03, 2008
Review: No one can say that Anita Blake—necromancer, Federal Marshall, and the vampire executioner with the highest body count in the U.S.—abandons her friends in their time of need. Jason Schuyler is one of my werewolf lovers, yes, but first, he’s my friend. And I hate to see my friends upset. So when he asked to bring me home to meet his dying father—as Jason’s girlfriend, of course—I couldn’t refuse.
The instant we arrived, Jason was mistaken for Keith Summerland—son of the most important family in town. As it happened, Keith was getting married, and when a reporter spotted Jason kissing me, rumors ran wild—not just about Keith arriving for his wedding with a girlfriend, but also about me dumping Jean-Claude for Jason. Which put me smack in the center of a scandal that threatened my master-vampire’s reign.
But that wasn’t the worst of it. My ardeur makes me a sort of living vampire that feeds off sex. But it went off the charts when I encountered two weretigers who stirred my own inner beasts—“gifts” of Marmee Noir, the ancient vampire queen. Suddenly, whether I liked it or not, my ardeur was calling all the tigers in the land—all part of Noir’s plan to make me a pawn in her new rise to power.


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Corduroy Mansions



Alexander McCall Smith
Publisher: Pantheon Books Inc./Random House, July 13, 2010
Review: Alexander McCall Smith, author of the No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency series, gives us a whole new world to visit with Corduroy Mansions, a charming novel that traces the lives of a decidedly quirky cast of Londoners. You’ll meet, for instance, a widower trying to kick his 24-year-old son out of the nest; an alternative health evangelist who can’t understand why her assistant doesn’t want her to give him a colonic; a Member of Parliament so loathed that his own mother is writing a scathing tell-all book about him and a former bomb-sniffing dog who can fasten his own seat belt!
Filled with all the wit and humanity that we have come to expect from Alexander McCall Smith, Corduroy Mansions is a delight. You won’t want to put it down.


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Make Way for Ducklings



Robert McClosky
Publisher: Book Of The Month Club,
Review: Mr. and Mrs. Mallard are expecting a nest of little ones so the busy city of Boston had better “make way” for ducklings. “One of the merriest picture-books ever!”—The New York Times. A Caldecott Award Winner.


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World War One



Norman Stone
Publisher: Basic Books Inc., May 01, 2009
Review: Review by Robert A. Doughty
Norman Stone has used his great understanding of World War I and his strong writing skills to produce an eminently readable, provocative survey of that huge war. Stone gained an international reputation with a book entitled The Eastern Front: 1914-1917, a book that remains one of the best works on the subject. Now living in Istanbul and teaching at Bilkent University, he wrote his short history of World War I in a room overlooking the Bosporus. That view, as well as his experiences in Turkey, apparently has influenced his thinking, for his recent historical work places great emphasis on the roles of European empires and Turkey in international events.
Stone’s new view is obvious in his first chapter when he says very little about diplomatic events leading up to the war. Instead, he focuses on the European rivalry for empires and the inevitable clashes that rivalry brought. Stone believes Britain faced the fundamental choice of favoring either Germany or Russia and might have favored Germany had Berlin not threatened her with the German navy. He notes, “The last thing that Germany needed was a problem with Great Britain, and the greatest mistake of the twentieth century was made when Germany built a navy designed to attack her.” When the “inevitable accident” happened, the war became a world war.
Stone covers the war chronologically and devotes a chapter to each year of the war. His narrative summarizes coherently the broadly separated events of each year and includes in the 1917 chapter, for example, the opposing sides’ efforts to end the war with a “knock-out blow.” For the Entente powers this included the Nivelle offensive for the French and the Passchendaele operation for the British, and for the Central Powers this included the resumption of submarine warfare and the development of new tactical methods that were first employed at Riga in September and then succeeded at Caporetto in October. After failing initially, the Italians, with support from the other Allies, finally managed to halt the enemy’s attack, and Stone offers a succinct explanation for their success: “The sensible Diaz succeeded Cadorna, and the Italian High Command stopped treating their soldiery as cattle.
Readers who are familiar with Stone’s writing know he has a sharp wit and an impressive ability to synthesize complex issues. They will enjoy reading comments such as: “With the Ukraine, Russia is a USA; without she is a Canada—mostly snow.” Some readers will not agree with all of Stone’s observations. He avoids, for example, using the word “genocide” in his discussion of what happened to the Armenians. Instead, he says the treatment of the Armenians included “scenes of great cruelty” and several “well-documented massacres.
In the final analysis, Stone’s short history of the world war reflects a level of scholarship and interpretation, as well as a writing style, that only the most distinguished and capable historians can achieve. While readers may not agree with all of Stone’s comments, they will agree that this is a very fine book.


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Millard Fillmore


The American Presidents Series
Paul Finkelman
Publisher: Times Books, May 10, 2011
Review: In the summer of 1850, America was at a terrible crossroads. Congress was in an uproar over slavery, and it was not clear if a compromise could be found. In the midst of the debate, President Zachary Taylor suddenly took ill and died. The presidency, and the crisis, now fell to the little-known vice president from upstate New York.
In this eye-opening biography, legal scholar and historian Paul Finkelman reveals how Millard Fillmore’s response to the crisis he inherited set the country on a dangerous path that led to the Civil War. He shows how Fillmore stubbornly catered to the South, alienating his fellow Northerners and creating a fatal rift in the Whig Party, which would soon disappear from American politics. Fillmore himself would go by the wayside after failing to regain the White House under the banner of the anti-immigrant and anti-Catholic “Know-Nothing” Party.
Fillmore did have an eye toward the future, dispatching Commodore Matthew Perry on the voyage that opened Japan to the West, pushing for a transcontinental railroad and maintaining a strong U.S. presence in Hawaii. But his myopic vision led to the destruction of his presidency, his party and, ultimately, the Union itself.


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Huge 3



John Patrick
Publisher: Starbooks, November 09, 2010
Review: Huge 3, edited by the legendary John Patrick, is bursting with sensuous, naughty tales about sizeable young studs and their numerous sexual conquests. The only question is: Can you handle it?
These extremely well-endowed men are ready for action and rearing to go, and anyone who says size doesn’t matter is about to eat their words. Each of these action-packed tales were written by a master of the genre. Stories include “Playing Hard to Get,” “Big Where It Counts,” “Contact Sports,” “Horny as Hell,” “Big & Beautiful,” “Fire Island Fling,” “A Storm Hits The Big Easy: A Sex Diary,” “Those Big Boys of Cross Country,” and many, many more! One thing’s for sure: The stories in this anthology definitely measure up!


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How to Behave and Why



Munro Leaf
Publisher: Rizzoli Int'l Pub. Inc., January 01, 2004
Review: First published over 50 years ago, this classic takes a meaningful and important look at behavior, giving sincere and funny lessons that you and your child will love to read together! (Ages 4 and up)  


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Bye-Bye, Crib



Alison McGhee
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, March 25, 2008
Review: There comes a time in every toddler’s life when they must leave the crib and sleep in a big bed. Bittersweet as that may be for everyone involved, it’s all a part of growing up! But in Bye-Bye, Crib a little boy and his best friend, Baby Kitty, aren’t quiet ready to make the move. What if they get lost in the sheets? What if the covers fall off and they get frostbite? Sleeping in a big bed can be scary! Can Mom and Dad convince them that it isn’t so bad after all?
This inspiring story from a #1 New York Times bestselling author paired with funny illustrations reminicent of the children’s books of yore will comfort and amuse even the most timid toddlers and their parents as they take these first big steps together! (Ages 2-4)


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Some Sing, Some Cry


A Novel
Ntozake Shange
Publisher: St. Martins Press LLC, September 14, 2010
Review: Novelist Ntozake Shange and playwright Ifa Bayeza, two award-winning literary sisters, combine their considerable talents in this modern classic, a sweeping historical epic spanning generations of the Mayfield family, from the days of slavery to the present.
Recently emancipated Elizabeth Mayfield leaves the rice plantation of her servitude in Georgia’s Sea Island behind to forge a new life of freedom in the bustling port city of Charleston. With her granddaughter, Eudora, in tow, she keeps food on that table as a seamstress and fortune-teller. As time goes on, “Ma Bette,” as she will later be known, becomes matriarch and fierce protector of the family as she shapes, supports and leads her children and their children through their own incredible trials. Dora grows up, marries and the Mayfield line begins to grow through an amazing tour of American history, as experienced by one incredibly strong and musically gifted family. From Reconstruction to both World Wars, from the Harlem Renaissance to Vietnam, Some Sing, Some Cry brings to life a monumental story of the warmth of home and the shatter of heartbreak, of an unforgettable past and a brighter future hoped for and ultimately realized.


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Judge & Jury



James Patterson
Publisher: Little, Brown & Company, July 10, 2006
Review: FBI Agent Nick Pellisante and juror Andie DeGrasse have no doubt a ruthless mob boss will try to buy his way out of a guilty verdict. So now they'll stop at nothing to ensure he gets what he deserves.


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Morning's Refrain (Large Print)


(Song of Alaska)
Tracie Peterson
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, March 01, 2010
Review: We always look forward to the next book by bestselling author Tracie Peterson, and Morning’s Refrain, the second book in her Song of Alaska series, is the kind of historical romance that keeps us coming back for more.
As family secrets threaten the life he loves, Dalton Bjorklund must make hard choices about the future. To complicate matters, Phoebe Robbins comes into his life when Dalton rescues her after she falls overboard in the Sitka Harbor—and steals his heart. But Dalton isn’t the only one who seeks Phoebe’s attentions. His best friend, Yuri, decides to court her, too.
When Dalton realizes the depth of his love for Phoebe, the two friends find that their battle for Phoebe’s affection is only the start of their problems.


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Pearl of China



Anchee Min
Publisher: Bloomsbury USA, March 30, 2010
Review: In the last days of the 19th century, at a small Chinese town, two girls meet and become thick as thieves. Willow is the only child of a destitute family; Pearl is the daughter of Christian missionaries. In days to come, she will grow up to become Pearl S. Buck, the Nobel Laureate, but for now, she is just a girl smitten with China and embarrassed by her blonde hair.
So begins Pearl of China, a sweeping novel by Anchee Min (Red Azalea) that follows the pair as they grow up, experience love and motherhood, and find themselves swept apart by war. A fascinating look at Pearl S. Buck from the Chinese perspective, it’s filled with insights on the origins of her love of China that’s so beautifully expressed in her classic The Good Earth.


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The Accidental Guerrilla



David Kilcullen
Publisher: Oxford University Press, March 13, 2009
Review: The world’s foremost expert on counterinsurgency and guerrilla warfare—and advisor to General David Petraeus in Iraq—David Kilcullen has dramatically influenced America’s decision to rethink its military strategy in Iraq. In The Accidental Guerrilla, he provides a remarkably fresh perspective on the War on Terror.
Kilcullen looks at war as it’s actually fought, drawing distinctions between local insurgencies and a broader pan-Islamic campaign—and warns that the U.S. needs to do the same to win the War on Terror. Colored with gripping battlefield experiences that range from Southeast Asia to the Afghan-Pakistani border to the Middle East, The Accidental Guerrilla is a startling book that will change the way we think about war.


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Lucy



Laurence Gonzales
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, July 13, 2010
Review: It begins with a massacre. Alerted by gunshots while studying bonobos in the Congo, Jenny Lowe rushes to the camp of her colleague, but it’s too late. The rebels have already been there, and the only survivor is 14-year-old Lucy. Together, they flee, making their way to Chicago where Lucy, after a lifetime in the jungle, learns to make sense of city crowds, TV ads and boys. But the danger is far from over. When Jenny discovers the truth about who—and what—Lucy is, it changes everything she thought she knew about what it means to be human…and puts them at ground zero in a war that could change the fate of our species.
Written by Laurence Gonzales, Lucy is a seamless blend of science and suspense. You won’t be able to put it down.


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Star Wars®: Mysteries of the Jedi




Publisher: Dorling Kindersley, Inc., February 21, 2011
Review: Action-packed movie stills of Anakin, Yoda and every Jedi hero in between as they battle the dark powers that threaten the galaxy make Star Wars®: Mysteries of the Jedi a must-have reference for Star Wars fans and collectors who covet all things Jedi.
Do you know how to wield a lightsaber? Deflect deadly Sith lightning? Move objects without touching them? Outwit a bounty hunter? Destroy a Death Star? Resist the dark side of the FORCE? Find out the answers to these Jedi related questions and many many more with this lavishly illustrated, out-of-this-world guide to some of the most famous and powerful Jedi Knights of all time. May the force be with you as you learn what it takes to become a Jedi! (Ages 6-9)


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The Wolves of Andover



Kathleen Kent
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, November 08, 2010
Review: With The Heretic’s Daughter, Kathleen Kent created a gripping, evocative first novel told from the point of view of the daughter of one of the first women to be hanged as a witch in Salem. In Kent’s equally dramatic follow-up—the prequel to her acclaimed debut—she tells the story of Martha Allen and Thomas Carrier, two characters from The Heretic’s Daughter. Both experienced the horrors of the witch trials, but their courtship proved equally daunting as Thomas—who played a significant role in the English Civil War—finds himself pursued by assassins sent to the New World from London.
As beautifully written as it is haunting, The Wolves of Andover confirms Kathleen Kent’s place as one of our most promising new talents.


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Twelve Days on the Somme


A Memoir of the Trenches, 1916
Sidney Rogerson
Publisher: Frontline Books, July 01, 2009
Review: A joint operation between Britain and France in 1916, the Battle of the Somme was an attempt to gain territory and dent Germany's military strength. By the end of the action, very little ground had been won: the Allied Forces had advanced just 12 kilometers. For this slight gain, more than a million lives were lost. There were more than 400,000 British, 200,000 French and 500,000 German casualties during the fighting.
Originally published in 1933, Twelve Days on the Somme is a searing memoir of the last spell of front-line duty performed by the 2nd Battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment. Written by Sidney Rogerson, a young officer in B Company, it gives an extraordinarily frank and often moving account of what it was really like to fight through one of the most notorious battles of the First World War. Its special message, however, is that, contrary to received assumptions and the popular works of writers like Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon, men could face up to the terrible ordeal such a battle presented with resilience, good humor and without loss of morale.
Twelve Days on the Somme is a classic work that stands among the finest literature to emerge from World War I.


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More Diners, Drive-Ins, Dives



Guy Fieri
Publisher: William Morrow & Co., Inc., November 03, 2009
Review: Hit the road with Guy Fieri…again! The Food Network® star puts you in the driver’s seat to “Flavortown” with a second helping of recipes from America’s tastiest roadside attractions. In addition to choice recipes from 60 classic greasy spoons and unique mom-and-pop establishments from coast to coast, More Diners, Drive-Ins, Dives is chockful of history and lore, interesting insider tidbits and lots of fun memorabilia. Why not take these recipes for a test drive in your own kitchen then head off the beaten path on the ultimate culinary roadtrip to see how they stack up to the real deal? Guy’s a fantastic tour guide and he makes it a snap with a complete guide to every restaurant he’s visited in the show’s first six seasons. B&w photos.


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Soft Target



Stephen Hunter
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, December 06, 2011
Review: New York Times bestselling author Stephen Hunter is back with another adrenaline-charged thriller as ex-Marine sniper Ray Cruz—last seen in Dead Zero—confronts a group of terrorists who’ve laid siege to the Mall of America.
A masterpiece of action and plotting, Soft Target moves at breakneck speed, showing the assembly of the killing team from one of the world’s hellholes; its nihilistic leader’s plan to take over the security software of the mall, along with 1,000 hostages; the SWAT teams’ paralysis as their leaders argue over tactics; and the panic of the hostages. As the clock ticks on, the mall looks like it’s going to become a killing field, but there’s one thing the terrorists never anticipated—Ray Cruz is in the building.


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Think Twice



Lisa Scottoline
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, March 16, 2010
Review: In Think Twice, Lisa Scottoline returns Philadelphia attorney Bennie Rosato to center stage with a nail-biting story of betrayal and stolen identity!
Bennie doesn’t know that her identical twin, Alice, is on the run from drug-dealing confederates who want to kill her. What she does know is that a visit with her sister has gone terribly wrong—Bennie has been drugged and left for dead, buried alive in a remote field!
As Alice slips easily into Bennie’s life—doing her job, interacting with her friends, seducing her boyfriend—she doesn’t realize that Bennie is tougher than she seems, and that, against all odds, she will escape. But for Bennie, escaping is only the first challenge.
Alice’s plot to usurp Bennie’s life has all angles covered. She even warns the police that her evil twin is out to get her. And her plan works perfectly: Her lies are so believable, everyone is convinced that she is Bennie. And when Bennie emerges to fight back, everyone thinks she’s her deranged sister, Alice—including the police.
Now Bennie is fighting for her life—on all levels. For, as Alice gets closer to her ultimate goal, Bennie must face the truth that she may be more like her sister than she ever imagined.


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The Ideal Man (Large Print)



Julie Garwood
Publisher: Dutton, Div of Penguin Putnam, August 09, 2011
Review: Julie Garwood’s The Ideal Man is unrivaled romantic suspense. Surgeon Ellie Sullivan is out jogging when she witnesses a shooting. She’s able to save the victim, but all Ellie can tell FBI Agent Max Daniels is that the gunman was in the company of a woman. What she doesn’t tell the ruggedly handsome agent is that being in his presence sends more adrenaline surging through her system than she felt during her ordeal! But while Max shares the attraction, at the moment he’s more concerned with the couple Ellie saw, notorious weapons dealers who have almost certainly put a price on her head. When Max learns she’s gone to South Carolina for her sister’s wedding, he shows up to protect her, unaware of another threat looming in the shadows….


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Crochet for the Fun of It!


Over 50 Quick Projects for the Crafter-on-the-Go
Frida Ponten
Publisher: Trafalgar Square Publishing, February 01, 2011
Review: Need a little instant gratification? Crochet for the Fun of It delivers in spades! Handbags, lacy wraps, potholders, jewelry, coasters, cozy wrist warmers, a rainbow colored rug, belts, baby booties and many, many more small projects stitch up in a flash, making them ideal for anyone pressed for time and everyone who wants to give crochet a try. Clothing designer Frida Ponten makes these 50 beginner friendly projects as fun to make as they are to give with easy instructions, clear illustrations, and especially pretty designs for everything from wardrobe and home accessories to suit every taste and style to a section devoted to sweet-as-can-be special somethings for babies and kids. No time? No problem!


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One Brave Cowboy



Kathleen Eagle
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., September 20, 2011
Review: His name is Cougar. A soldier, a cowboy and an American Indian, he’s served our nation in battle gallantly, and has the scars to prove it. In bestselling author Kathleen Eagle’s One Brave Cowboy, Cougar has recently been discharged from the Army and he’s come to the Double D Wild Horse Sanctuary in search of peace and privacy. He needs to rebuild his life, and to do that, he’ll start with what he loves most. Horses.
But peace isn’t exactly what he gets when he runs into Celia Banyon and her son, a boy with special needs and a trusting soul. He came to the Double D to take part in a wild horse training competition, but suddenly, that’s small potatoes. Now, to his own surprise, he’s fighting for the most valuable prize of all…love.


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Love on a Dime


Ladies of Summerhill
Cara Lynn James
Publisher: Thomas Nelson Inc., June 01, 2010
Review: It’s the summer of 1899 in Cara Lynn James’ Love on a Dime, and Lilly Westbrook is struggling to conceal her writing career because of the stigma attached to dime novels. But Lilly feels good about her writing—after all, she’s using her God-given talents to enlighten working class girls.
Lilly’s secret is threatened when Jackson Grail, a former suitor, becomes her publisher. He’s determined to revive his floundering publishing house by maximizing his most popular—and most secretive—author. His plan? Find “Fannie Cole” and convince her to go public.
When a gossip columnist discovers Lilly’s true identity, she finds that being faithful to her calling involves standing up for her faith and herself, no matter what the consequences.


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In My Time



Dick Cheney
Publisher: Simon And Schuster, Inc., August 30, 2011
Review: The public perception of Dick Cheney has long been something of a contradiction. He has been viewed as one of the most powerful vice presidents—secretive, even mysterious, and at the same time opinionated and unflinchingly outspoken. He has been both praised and attacked by his peers, the press and the public. Through it all, courting only the ideals that define him, he has remained true to himself, his principles, his family and his country.
In My Time, his eagerly anticipated memoir, takes us through his experiences, from his all-American youth to his troubled years after Yale to his ascent to the heights of public office. Written with insight and candor, it’s an unyielding portrait of American politics over nearly 40 years.


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Just Like Us


The True Story of Four Mexican Girls Coming of Age in America
Helen Thorpe
Publisher: Scribner/Simon & Schuster, September 22, 2009
Review: Helen Thorpe’s Just Like Us is a stunning work of narrative journalism that takes the reader deep into an American subculture—that of Mexican immigrants—that remains largely hidden from the mainstream. We first meet four Mexican girls at their senior prom, but their story becomes increasingly complex as we follow them into adulthood. All four have American aspirations, but only two of them have the necessary documents to realize those hopes. Their friendship starts to divide along lines of their immigration status. This fast-paced work is a vivid coming-of-age story about girlhood, friendship and identity. It’s a heartbreaking read as the girls grapple with the same dilemma: Who is an American, and who gets to live there?


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The Four Purposes of Life


Finding Meaning and Direction in a Changing World
Dan Millman
Publisher: New World Library, April 14, 2011
Review: In The Four Purposes of Life, Dan Millman’s first work of new teachings in 12 years, the beloved author of Way of the Peaceful Warrior faces life's fundamental questions: Why am I here? What am I meant to do?
In his wonderfully straightforward and down-to-earth way, Dan shares fresh techniques anyone can use to find and fulfill their fourfold life purpose: life lessons; calling; determining your birth number, the key to your life path; making each moment count. Writing with special consideration for those in transition or at a crossroads, Dan beautifully addresses everything from intuition to sexuality, making money to predestination.
The result is an extraordinarily perceptive guide to nothing less than life—and how to live it.


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Daddy by Default



Pat Tucker
Publisher: Strebor Books Int'L, November 09, 2010
Review: Bestselling author Pat Tucker shakes it up in her latest Zane Presents novel about two men forced to pay child support—when neither one is the daddy!
Parker Redman is arrested on the way home from the hospital, after his wife Roxanne’s third miscarriage, for non-payment of child support. It’s almost more than their already-strained marriage can take until they learn he’s the target of scam artist, Lachez Baker, a woman he’s never even met. Lachez admits she set him up and they believe they’re in the clear—except that state laws are forcing him to pay fifty thousand dollars or face jail time for ignoring a court summons. But Parker’s not the kind of man to lay down and let the world roll over him, and he wages a very public war against “Daddies by Default.” Meanwhile, Parker’s best friend, James, is facing a whole different kind of “Daddy by Default” dilemma. He’s in the final stages of a divorce from his wife, Serena, when a blood test reveals that their child, Semaj (James spelled backwards), can’t possibly be his child—even though he’s been raising her since birth. Now he must decide whether he will still continue to support and raise Semaj, or break the little girl’s heart....


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Order of Battle: German Kriegsmarine in WWII



Chris McNab
Publisher: Amber Books, February 01, 2009
Review: The German Navy during World War II played a crucial role in disrupting Allied shipping, especially in the early years of the war. In Order of Battle: German Kriegsmarine in WWII, military historian Chris McNab has created a detailed compendium of the strengths and organizational structure of the Third Reich’s naval forces. Broken down by campaign and encounters within each theater of war, it features full-color organization of battle tree diagrams at both fleet and flotilla level to illustrate how and where vessels were deployed at any given time between 1939-45. Complete with reference tables, organizational diagrams and operational maps, here is an essential reference for any serious enthusiast of World War II naval warfare.


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Outrage



Robert K. Tanenbaum
Publisher: Pocket Books/Simon & Schuster, June 07, 2011
Review: Fast-paced and filled with electrifying twists and turns, Outrage—the latest Butch Karp/Marlene Ciampi legal thriller from Robert K. Tanenbaum—finds Karp facing one of his most dramatic cases yet.
As New York district attorney, Butch Karp knows he and his crack team of ADAs will prevail if they're sure of the defendant’s guilt and have admissible evidence to convict beyond all doubt. And they'll need all the certainty they can get with the Columbia University Slasher case, a high-profile double homicide the brass want closed fast. But when Karp's wife, Marlene, learns that his office has indicted the wrong man, Karp—who believes it’s his duty to seek justice, not just win at all costs—must go up against his own NYPD to catch and prosecute the real killer, a manipulative predator who brutalizes vulnerable young women.
After being approached by the mother of the unjustly accused defendant, Marlene, a crusading defense attorney and P.I., risks her life to prove that the confession wrung out of the young man is false and the case against him a sham. If she fails, not only will an innocent man be sent to prison, but the real killer will remain out on the streets, willing and eager to kill again.


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Cat The Cat Who Is That?


Let's Find Out!
Mo Willems
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Bks., February 16, 2010
Review: The beloved three-time Caldecott winner Mo Willems gives us even more to love with a brand-new character for the very youngest readers. Meet Cat the Cat, a spunky feline you’re sure to love! (Ages 2-4)


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Forbidden


The Book of Mortals
Ted Dekker
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, September 13, 2011
Review: Bestselling author Ted Dekker teams with Tosca Lee in Forbidden, a gripping thriller set in a future where humans have been drained of all emotion save one: fear.
It is the 25th century, and Rom has never questioned the New Order until he is approached one day by an old man claiming to be a keeper. With great reverence, the heavily cloaked elder hands Rom a vellum and a vial of blood, explaining that with these long-hidden items he can—and must—restore humanity to a desolate world. But as Rom soon discovers, the risk is enormous. For as he and his friend Avra drink from the vial and are flooded by overpowering feelings, particularly love, they also recognize that the blood will resurrect hatred, ambition and murderous greed.


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The Magicians and Mrs. Quent



Galen Beckett
Publisher: Bantam Dell Pub Group, July 29, 2008
Review: In Altania, where one must consult an almanac to know whether the night will last a few hours or twenty, magic abounds—though most gentlemen would never take up such an unfashionable practice.
The bookish Ivy, daughter of a magician, has managed to catch the eye of the well-to-do Dashton Rafferdy, but she has little time for romance. As well as taking care of her mother and sisters and maintaining her family’s dwindling fortunes, she also seeks the dark reason behind her father’s sudden madness. It’s not until Ivy encounters the reclusive Alasdare Quent that she discovers her quest is linked to a secretive society with dire plans for Altania. Can Ivy finish the work her father started—without succumbing to his fate?


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The 365 Most Important Bible Passages for Women


Daily Readings and Meditations on Becoming the Woman God Created You to Be
Karen Whiting
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, April 25, 2011
Review: Karen Whiting’s The 365 Most Important Bible Passages for Women is a daily devotional that guides today’s Christian woman in living the life God designed for her.
This year-long devotional is powerfully inspiring and unique. One of its most outstanding features is that it includes more Scripture than most other devotionals, with daily Bible passages specifically selected for women. And it focuses on Scripture that reveals the divine character of God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit in relation to godly womanhood.
With commentaries on applying God’s Word to life, a comprehensive overview and a meditation for each passage, Christian women of all walks of life will enjoy reading the Bible at a more life-changing level than ever before.


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Better Homes and Gardens® Very Merry Cookies


Fun and Fancy Christmas Cookies in Flavors for Everyone

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., September 27, 2011
Review: Even Scrooge would be unable to "Bah, humbug!" these cookies! Better Homes and Gardens Very Merry Cookies covers the whole range of holiday cookies, with more than 200 recipes for fun and fancy drop, slice-and-bake, shaped, cut-out, extra-quick and sandwich cookies, plus tiny tarts and brownies. Chapters on cookie secrets and decorating cookies will turn home bakers into instant pros, while "In a Twinkling" and "Gift It" features throughout showcase quick embellishment ideas anyone can do and creative ways to turn cookies into pretty gifts. Make-ahead and storage directions come with each and every decorated, butter, sugar, peppermint, nut, coconut, peanut butter, chocolate caramel, fruity, citrus or spicy delight. Color photos.


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Murder On The Down Low



Pamela Samuels Young
Publisher: Independent Publishers Group, September 01, 2008
Review: Victoria Christopher Murray calls Murder on the Down Low “an entertaining read, filled with heart-pumping suspense.” Get a few pages in to it, and you’ll quickly agree!
A brazen gunman targets prominent African-American men on the streets of Los Angeles, while savvy big-firm attorney Vernetta Henderson and her sidekick, Special, lead the charge for revenge against a man whose lies led to his fiancee’s death. For Special, merely hauling the man into court and suing him for wrongful death isn’t good enough and she opts to exact her own brand of justice. But her actions may have terrible ramifications when a shocking revelation connects the lawsuit and the puzzling murders in this scandalous tale of lust, lies, and vengeance.


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Cro-Magnon


How the Ice Age Gave Birth to the First Modern Humans
Brian M. Fagan
Publisher: Bloomsbury Uk, March 01, 2010
Review: The name “Cro-Magnon” inspires images of a snowbound world, mammoth hunting, and eerily alluring cave paintings. Who were these ancient people? In a word, they were us—the first anatomically modern humans. In Cro-Magnon, bestselling author Brian Fagan brings these early humans out of the deep freeze as he reveals human society in its infancy, facing enormous challenges—including a rival species of humans, the Neanderthals. For 10 millennia, Cro-Magnons lived side by side with Neanderthals—but, by using their superior intellects and tools, these ingenious problem solvers eventually extinguished their Neanderthal cousins.
Cro-Magnon captures the indomitable adaptability that has made Homo sapiens an unmatched success as a species.


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Faith



Michelle Larks
Publisher: Kensington Books, April 27, 2010
Review: Happily married Monet and Marcus think they are living “the dream.” She’s a dedicated nurse. He’s a well-respected cop. And they’re both church-going, God-fearing folks. Except something is missing in their lives…a child. But when it finally comes to them, it may just tear them apart. For no known medical reason, they haven’t been able to conceive. And then the unthinkable happens: Monet is raped and soon after learns she’s pregnant. Now all Marcus can believe is that it was his fault they couldn’t have a baby in the first place and that his wife is carrying a rapist’s child. He wants her to terminate the pregnancy, but she refuses; and it’s only Monet’s faith that will see her through the toughest months she’ll ever experience....


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Country Living Aged to Perfection


Adding Rustic Charm to Your Modern Home
Leslie Linsley
Publisher: Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., September 07, 2010
Review: The charms of a real, old house get, well, old real fast when the plumbing and wiring act up and the cramped rooms and expensive heating bills close in on you. Country Living Aged to Perfection offers a perfect solution: all the information you need on furniture, fabric, paint, salvaged architectural materials and accessories to make your modern home glow with the patina of age—but not the problems. With clever ideas for “aging” a new house from Leslie Linsley (of the club favorite Nantucket fame) you can have the best of both worlds: the best appliances and technology with that cozy, lived-in feeling in styles as varied and welcoming as shabby chic, Colonial revival, Victorian Gothic and classic country. Color photos.


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War Dances



Sherman Alexie
Publisher: Grove Press, Inc., October 06, 2009
Review: On the heels of winning the National Book Award, Sherman Alexie releases a collection of short stories that’s hilarious and heartbreaking in equal measure. War Dances explores that balance between self-preservation and external responsibilities in art, family and the world at large. Each tale centers around ordinary men teetering on making extraordinary changes in their lives.
These men include a vintage-clothing-store owner with a crumbling marriage; a politician whose career suffers after his son perpetrates a hate crime and, in the titular story, a writer who nurses his father, dying a “natural Indian death” from alcohol and diabetes. Brazen and beautiful, this work shows Alexie at the peak of his powers.


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77 Shadow Street (Large Print)



Dean Koontz
Publisher: Bantam Books, Inc./ Div Random House, December 27, 2011
Review: Dean Koontz’ 77 Shadow Street entices readers to enter the world of the Pendleton, a Gilded Age palace that’s been converted into highly desirable condominiums. Its tenants feel lucky to live there, despite the fact that its years have been colored by madness, kidnappings, murder and strange, inexplicable accidents. To the people of the Pendleton, their building is a sanctuary...until it turns on them. Shadows with no source begin to skitter across walls, voices whisper in unknown languages and a little boy’s imaginary playmate turns out to be all too real. And these incidents are only a prelude to a terror that will soon fully engulf the tenants of the Pendleton in an unthinkable world from which there may be no escape.


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