The Composer Is Dead


(Book & CD)
Lemony Snicket
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Bks., March 01, 2008
Review: The composer is dead, and every member of the orchestra—even the instruments!—is a suspect. It’s up to the Inspector to solve this perplexing murder mystery and not even Lemony Snicket himself will escape the Inspector’s scrutiny. Snicket, of course, claims he was nowhere near the scene of the crime. Perhaps he was penning another tale as equally as unpleasant as this one or those in the bestselling A Series of Unfortunate Events.
With spooky illustrations by acclaimed artist Carson Ellis, this morbid mystery will leave every member of your family in hysterics. But if it doesn’t, the accompanying CD featuring a symphony performed by the San Francisco Orchestra and narrated by Snicket himself will! Ages 6-9.


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Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close



Jonathan Safran Foer
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin, April 01, 2005
Review: Oskar Schell isn’t your typical 9-year-old boy. It isn’t just that he’s a quirky—if not brilliant—inventor (he is), it’s also because he’s on a special quest. It all begins after his father is killed on 9/11, and Oskar finds an odd key that he once owned. But what lock does it open? Determined to find out, he embarks on an odyssey that takes him through the streets of New York—from Brooklyn to the Bronx—and into the homes of an intriguing cast of strangers, including a 103-year-old war hero, and a tour guide who never leaves the Empire State Building.
Written by Jonathan Safran Foer (Everything Is Illuminated), Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close is beautiful, imaginative, funny and profound—it’s a story that pulsates with raw emotion.


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History's Passion


Stories of Sex Before Stonewall
Richard Labonte
Publisher: Bold Strokes Books, November 15, 2011
Review: Welcome to the hidden gay underground of yesteryear. Edited by Richard Labonte, History’s Passion compiles the work of four acclaimed erotica authors asked to re-imagine pre-Stonewall life.
In “Heaven and Earth” Lambda Literary Award-winner Simon Sheppard describes a homoerotic crime spree with a Wichita rich kid and a handsome gas station attendant at its center. Jeff Mann’s “Camp Allegheny” recounts a Civil War romance between two Rebel soldiers. In “Tender Mercies,” Dale Chase tells the tale of a young hustler during the California Gold Rush who finds true love. David Holly’s “The Valley of Salt” tells the story of a young man destined to be a temple sacrifice in Gomorrah, at the mercy of a cadre of sexually potent warriors….


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Paises y continentes




Publisher: Parragon, January 01, 2008
Review: ?Cual es la republica mas antigua del mundo? ?Que continente no es un continente en realidad? ?Que tienen en comun Colombia y los Paises Bajos? ?De donde proviene el nombre “Venezuela”? ?Cuantos polos nortes existen? Mas de mil preguntas sobre la Tierra se responden en esta informativa y ampliamente ilustrada referencia, que resume los aspectos geografico, historico, economico y cultural de los 194 paises y siete continentes y permite al lector hacerse una idea rapida y clara del mundo actual. 8?" x 10 7/8", 320 pags. Tapa dura


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Skater Boys


Gay Erotic Stories
Neil S. Plakcy
Publisher: Cleis Press, Inc., August 01, 2010
Review: Oh, skater boys—why do you tease us so? Whenever you slash down the street on your Alva skateboard, we’re forced to pull a three-sixty to get a closer look. The way you pop an ollie makes us swoon. Can’t you give us a few pointers… in the sack?
Whether a lone wolf or traveling in a pack of shirtless punks, these guys always manage to get our imaginations going. In Skater Boys: Gay Erotic Stories, editor Neil Plakcy expertly exploits our weakness for these misunderstood street toughs, and gives us a wickedly hot collection of insanely sexy tales.
Brimming with attitude and sexual confidence, skaters are traditionally rough and ready—and in this book, they’re rearing for the hottest gay sex you can imagine. They fearlessly get it on with one another in stories like “Slash-n-Burn” and “Carter DuBose,” and even throw a bone (or two) to some older daddies in “Sex in the Streets” and “In This Our Day.” Stories like “Something to Remember You By” and “Boyz in the ’Hood” actually manage to pack an emotional punch, while “Kick, Push” and “It’s Not About Love” are simply a lot of fun. If only these sidewalks could talk! It’s time to take a ride on the wild side.


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Dewey


The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World
Vicki Myron
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, September 24, 2008
Review: In the 1980s, the farm crisis hit Spencer, Iowa, hard and to support her family, single mother Vicki Myron took a job as the sleepy little town’s head librarian. But she soon had an unauthorized helper. One frigidly cold morning, Vicki came upon a tiny, half-frozen kitten in the night drop box. Dewey, as he came to be known, grew into a people “person” whose rascally antics provided laugh-out-loud entertainment for library patrons, and his sixth sense about those in need made him famous, drawing people from hundreds of miles around. The story of how Dewey came to be a beacon of hope for Vicki, the town of Spencer and for all those whose lives he touched, will capture the hearts of animal lovers everywhere. Photos.


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The Secret (Large Print)


#1 in the Seasons of Grace Series
Beverly Lewis
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, March 30, 2009
Review: Hidden motives abound in the seemingly ordinary Amish home of Grace Byler, who is forced to question all she has been taught about love, family and commitment. Can she open herself to God’s loving hand?


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Guardians of the Revolution


Iran and the World in the Age of the Ayatollahs
Ray Takeyh
Publisher: Oxford University Press, June 01, 2009
Review: Review by Gene R. Garthwaite
2009 marks the 30th anniversary of the Iranian Revolution and the formation of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and a history of this period by a well-informed, sober historian is sorely needed. Guardians of the Revolution represents good political and diplomatic history, critical and objective analysis, and a sobering assessment of options—every policy maker and informed reader should read this book—Takeyh’s analysis is well grounded, well written and compelling.
Takeyh is especially interested in foreign relations—he is a Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations—but he contextualizes Iran’s foreign relations within Iranian politics. His organization is chronological in four parts: Part I covers the Khomeini years, from his ideas of rulership to victory through revolution to the end of the Iran-Iraq War and his death in 1989. Here, Takeyh wrestles with the problems of the export of the revolution, Iran-U.S. relations, Iran’s larger role in the Middle East, including Lebanon and Israel, and ends with the standoff of the Iran-Iraq War.
Part II charts the pragmatism of Rafsanjani’s presidency with his domestic policies and foreign diplomacy, both of which reflected the ongoing political turmoil within Iran under Khomeini’s successor, the Leader, Khamenei. The last chapter here deals once again with the U.S. and Israel. Part III covers the failed reform years of President Khatami and Part IV, two chapters, analyzes the new generation of hardliners under Ahmadinejad—the current president who is standing for re-election in June—who is just as controversial in Iran as abroad but for different reasons. Within Iran, Ahmadinejad is held responsible for a failing economy that he attempts to offset with populist economic policies and by playing on Iranian nationalism in his foreign policy. A foreign policy that is remarkably consistent with the Shah’s in terms of staking out a hegemonic role for Iran in the Persian Gulf, including the development of a nuclear program. While nuclear development—not to mention Iran’s power—is opposed by Arab governments, Ahmedinejad’s “export of the revolution” to champion Hezbollah and Hamas against Israel has won Arab populist approval. However, even Iran’s political right seems to be now split between pragmatists who might be willing to support a diplomatic settlement with the U.S. versus the rejectionists, who seem to be a younger generation, the product of the Iran-Iraq War.
In the end, Takeyh faults Washington’s failure to develop a coherent and successful policy regarding Iran, once again a major player in the Middle East. In conclusion, he poses the daunting challenge for the new administration in Washington:
Engaging Iran and regulating its rising power within an inclusive regional-security architecture and institutions will present the best way of addressing the concerns of America’s Arab allies, stabilizing Iraq, and even giving a new direction to negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program. A regional-integration strategy that all of the relevant actors are invested in is more sustainable and its maintenance will tax U.S. resources the least. Ultimately, security for Arabs and Israelis will be more achievable if Iran is part of the region and is vested in its stability rather than excluded from it.


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Perilous Fight


America's Intrepid War with Britain on the High Seas 1812-1815
Stephen Budiansky
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, January 18, 2011
Review: Review by Geoffrey Wawro
The War of 1812 gets no respect on either side of the Atlantic, so argues Stephen Budiansky in this compelling new history of the “forgotten war” that labored for years without even a name, and finally earned one by default. Only when the term “the late war” was appropriated by the Mexican War of 1846-48 did Americans begin speaking of a “War of 1812” in the 1850s.
Both Britain and America were embarrassed by the conflict: Britain because it lost to a big but weak United States, America because it saw its trade interrupted and its capital burned in the course of the fighting, and because it utterly failed in its broader aim—the annexation of Canada—which Thomas Jefferson had assured his colleagues in 1812 would be “a mere matter of marching.
The war began in a fit of American pique. Prevented from trading with the sprawling Napoleonic Empire by a British blockade, President Madison declared war to reclaim America’s neutral rights and stop the British impressment of U.S. sailors (“runaway seamen” to the British) on the high seas.
Budiansky views the conflict through the lens of the infant U.S. Navy. The approach brings clarity to a complex war that veered back and forth across the planet, from the lakes and forests of Canada to the English Channel and as far south as the waters of Brazil and Chile. This also makes for a rousing story. Distracted until 1814 by the wars with Napoleon, the Royal Navy nevertheless tried hard to crush out American trade and fleets. The British failed in large part because of the bold operations of America’s outnumbered sailors on the Great Lakes and in the Atlantic. At the Battle of Lake Erie in September 1813, American frigates defeated a British fleet, slicing off British communications with their Indian allies and delivering Detroit to U.S. control. Another U.S. fleet stymied a British invasion of New York State by clearing Lake Champlain. Up and down the East Coast, British efforts to tighten the blockade were thwarted by opportunistic U.S. fleet concentrations, which forced the blockading vessels to concentrate and lift their blockades, as well as fast-moving privateers. Budiansky knits together the action colorfully.
Ultimately, fighting America while fighting Napoleon at sea and on the Iberian Peninsula proved too much for Britain. Though Britain’s navy was 100 times larger than America’s, the bulk of it was tied up in operations against the French. The war with America cost Britain 10 million pounds a year; critics pointed out that that worked out to $50,000/year for every American sailor pressed by the British. They would certainly have to find more economical ways to flesh out their lower decks.
Both sides wearily agreed to end the war at the Treaty of Ghent; even the treaty was disappointing, delivering few of the boons that either side wanted. But the British had changed their view of the U.S. forever. Previously they had thought of the Americans as weaklings, who had lucked into an independence that Britain carelessly flouted. Defeat in the “late war” changed that outlook. As Britain’s minister in Washington wrote just after Ghent: “The Americans have brought us to speak of them with respect.


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The Last Song (Large Print)



Nicholas Sparks
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, September 08, 2009
Review: Seventeen-year-old Veronica “Ronnie” Miller’s life was turned upside down when her parents divorced and her father moved from New York City to Wilmington, North Carolina. Three years later, she remains angry and alienated from her parents, especially her father...until her mother decides it would be in everyone’s best interest if she spent the summer in Wilmington with him. Ronnie’s father, a former concert pianist and teacher, is living a quiet life in the beach town, immersed in creating a work of art that will become the centerpiece of a local church.
In The Last Song, Nicholas Sparks examines the love between parents and children, and first love, too, as Ronnie learns the many ways to heal a broken heart.


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Love Times Three


Our True Story of a Polygamous Marriage
Joe Darger
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, September 06, 2011
Review: The family that inspired HBO®’s Big Love writes the first-ever memoir of a polygamous household in Love Times Three.
While polygamists are usually guarded with outsiders, Joe Darger and his three wives Alina, Vicki and Valerie, who live near Salt Lake City with twenty of their children, now allow us to get up close and personal. Here we learn of their childhoods in polygamous families, how Joe married Alina and Vicki on the same day—and what happened, several years later, when Valerie, Vicki’s twin sister, joined the family. From the triple ‘honey-do’ lists to the fascinating family meetings, as Joe expounds on what it means to love three women at one time, we come away with an eye-opening, riveting look at plural unions. Photos.


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Chasing the Bear


A Young Spenser Novel
Robert B. Parker
Publisher: Philomel Books, May 14, 2009
Review: He’s been solving cases for almost 40 years, but little is known about the early history of Robert B. Parker’s inimitable private eye, Spenser. Now, for the first time, Parker tells how Spenser came of age in Chasing the Bear.
Being raised by his father and uncles—three of the toughest men in town—young Spenser knows how to fight and he’s had to prove it. But his father taught him something far more valuable: Sometimes the toughest thing a guy can do is walk away from a fight.
So when Spenser sees his friend Jeannie being taken in a boat downriver by her abusive father, he knows he has a hard decision to make. Should he trust his gut and risk his own life to save Jeannie’s? And if so, how can he overcome such a bear of a man?


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The Welcome Home Garden Club



Lori Wilde
Publisher: Avon Books/Imp Of Harper Collins Pu, March 29, 2011
Review: Lori Wilde returns to the town of Twilight, Texas, with The Welcome Home Garden Club as a soldier returns home with one final mission.
Much has changed since Green Beret Gideon Garza left home, but one thing that hasn’t are his feelings for Caitlin, the girl he abandoned when he ran away to join the army. Now he’s back to make amends, but that’s a tall order, considering what he’s done. And then there’s Caitlin's son, who looks exactly like Gideon did at that age. Was Gideon an even bigger fool than he thought? And is the chasm between them too great to overcome? Perhaps not. Gideon learned a thing or two about being a man in the army, and he’s determined to win back the heart of the only girl he ever loved, no matter what it takes….


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Cross Country



James Patterson
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, November 17, 2008
Review: Impotent rage engulfs Alex Cross as he tours the ravaged home of Ellie Cox and sees, with escalating horror, what was done to his college sweetheart and her family. Not only is it the bloodiest murder scene Alex has ever viewed, the carnage leaves no doubt that a terrifying new breed of killer has debuted with a level of depravity that rivals none.
Fortunately, the one lead Alex has is a big one: It seems Ellie was working on a book about brutal massacres taking place in Central Africa. She believed they are being carried out by youth gangs for hire, most of them brainwashed and then trained to kill by an infamous mercenary known as “the Tiger.” Alex and his girlfriend, Detective Brianna Stone, are none too suprised to learn of the presence of the murderous warlord in D.C. when they slip into Washington's Nigerian underworld; clearly, he came for vengeance. Just as Alex closes in, the chameleon-like Tiger disappears—back to his home turf in Africa, leaving Alex no choice but to follow. Alone.
If you've ever wondered why TIME has called James Patterson “the man who can't miss,” just pick up Cross Country. From page one, it's a heart-stopping trip you won't soon forget.


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Reinventar el cuerpo, resucitar el alma



Deepak Chopra
Publisher: Vintage Books/Random House Inc., April 13, 2010
Review: Quince anos despues de publicado su exito #1 del New York Times Cuerpos sin edad, mentes sin tiempo, Deepak Chopra retoma “el milagro olvidado”: la infinita capacidad del cuerpo para renovarse. El envejecimiento y las enfermedades, segun este guru de la medicina alternativa, son resultado de la entropia —la perdida constante de energia dentro del organismo. Pero es posible revertir ese proceso. De hecho, es posible reinventar el cuerpo y resucitar el alma. Aunque antes tenemos que dejar de percibirnos en terminos materiales (el “cuerpo fisico, al que siempre hemos considerado real, es ficticio”), entender que somos una poderosa mezcla de energia y consciencia y empezar a seguir los diez pasos hacia la plenitud que el autor nos desglosa aqui.Tapa dura


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Best Friends Forever: Me and My Dog


What I've Learned About Life, Love, and Faith From My Dog
Rebecca Currington
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, August 01, 2010
Review: We treasure our canine friends for many reasons. They are warm, cuddly, happy creatures. They accept us just as we are and love us unconditionally. And they ask for very little in return…just the scraps from our tables, a safe place to sleep and an occasional pat on the head will do fine.
Rebecca Currington’s Best Friends Forever: Me and My Dog contains real-life stories about dogs that entertain, dogs that heal, dogs that work hard, dogs that fight for our freedom on foreign soil, dogs that survive unbelievable odds and dogs that give their all for the humans they love.
So get comfortable with your own favorite faithful friend and let each of these remarkable animals walk off the pages of this wonderful book and into your heart.


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A Dance with Dragons


A Song of Ice and Fire #5
George R.R. Martin
Publisher: Bantam Books, Inc., July 12, 2011
Review: You’ve waited six long years. Now the book you’ve been aching to read is here at last! Dubbed “the American Tolkien” by Time magazine, George R. R. Martin dazzles us anew with his storytelling power in A Dance With Dragons—the fifth installment in the towering Song of Ice and Fire epic fantasy series.
Beset from every direction by newly emerging threats, the future of the Seven Kingdoms once again hangs in the balance. In the east, the dragon queen Daenerys Targaryen rules in a city built on dust and death, as her countless enemies set out to find her.
To the north lies the mammoth Wall of ice and stone—where Jon Snow, Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch, will face his greatest challenge yet. Snow has powerful foes, not just within the Watch but also beyond, in the land of the creatures of ice.
And from all corners, bitter conflicts re-ignite, intimate betrayals are perpetrated and a grand cast of outlaws and priests, soldiers and skinchangers, nobles and slaves, will face seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Some will fail, others will grow in the strength of darkness. But in a time of rising restlessness, the tides of destiny and politics will lead inevitably to the greatest dance of all....


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Three Hens and a Peacock



Lester L. Laminack
Publisher: Peachtree Publishers Ltd., March 01, 2011
Review: So, what happens when three hens and a fancy peacock decide to swap jobs? Hilarity ensues as the three hens get all gussied up and attempt to strut their stuff, while the peacock clucks and clucks and tries to lay an egg. Talk about a rather unusual barnyard adventure! It doesn’t take the hens long to discover that prancing down the road while decked out in their finest beads and baubles isn’t as easy as it seems. Meanwhile, the peacock realizes that no matter what he does, he’ll never ever be able to lay an egg!
Written by Lester L. Laminack with comic illustrations by Henry Cole, Three Hens and a Peacock will have anyone who reads it clucking…er, chuckling out loud with every turn of the page. (Ages 2-4)


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Who Said It Would Be Easy?: A Novel of Faith



Cheryl Faye
Publisher: Strebor Books Int'L, February 08, 2011
Review: Twenty-nine and super fine, Charisse Ellison is new to her faith, but she’s already convinced that her relationship with God is the only path to finding the life she dreams of, with a husband and children. Sexy Stefan Cooper is thirty-three and a total player who likes his life just as it is. But the fact that Charisse shuns his advances makes him want her even more. Soon even she can’t resist Stefan’s charms…and their intense attraction consumes them, challenging them to see that what life they envision for themselves may not be what God wants for them. As the unlikely pair navigates their way through romance and faith, they may just find that sometimes in the midst of heartache and confusion comes peace and joy.


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A Lawman's Christmas


A McKetterick's of Texas Novel
Linda Lael Miller
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., September 27, 2011
Review: New York Times bestselling author Linda Lael Miller takes us back to the wild west with A Lawman’s Christmas, the heartwarming McKettrick tale about a young widow who finds herself blessed one holiday season when she receives the greatest gift of all—love.
The sudden death of the town marshal leaves Blue River, Texas, without a lawman…and 25-year-old Dara Rose Nolan without a husband. As winter approaches and her meager seamstress income dwindles, she’s left with three options. Yet she won’t give up her two young daughters, refuses to join the fallen women of the Bitter Gulch Saloon and can't fathom condemning herself to another loveless marriage. Unfortunately she must decide—and soon—because there’s a new marshal in town…and she's living under his roof.
Clay McKettrick’s days as a lawman are numbered; he has the heart of a cowboy, and he’s planning to start a ranch and finally settle down. And though Dara Rose is on his property, he isn’t interested in uprooting her and her children—he’s interested in giving her protection, friendship…and passion. And when they say “I do” to a marriage of convenience, the temporary lawman’s Christmas wish is to make Dara Rose his permanent wife….


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War



Sebastian Junger
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, May 11, 2010
Review: They were collectively known as “The Rock.” For one year, in 2007–2008, Sebastian Junger accompanied 30 men—a single platoon—from the storied 2nd battalion of the U.S. Army as they fought their way through a remote valley in eastern Afghanistan. Over the course of five trips, Junger was in more firefights than he could count, as men he knew were killed or wounded and he himself was almost killed. His relationship with these soldiers grew so close that they considered him part of the platoon, and he enjoyed an access and a candidness that few, if any, journalists ever attain.
War is a narrative about combat: the fear of dying, the trauma of killing and the intense bonds that form among platoon-mates—in short, the full range of neurological, psychological and social elements of combat. This is not a book about Afghanistan or the “War on Terror;” it is a book about all men, in all wars. Junger set out to answer what he thought of as the “hand-grenade question”: Why would a man throw himself on a hand grenade to save other men he has known for probably only a few months? The answer is elusive but profound, going to the heart of what it means not just to be a soldier, but to be human.


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Fallen



Karin Slaughter
Publisher: Bantam Books, Inc./Div. of Random House, June 21, 2011
Review: The first swell of anxiety hits GBI agent Faith Mitchell when she spies a bloody handprint on the front door of her mother’s home—and finding her infant daughter safe in the tool shed provides only momentary relief. Once inside the house, Faith stumbles upon one dead man and kills two more, realizing her mother is nowhere to be found.
The tension in Karin Slaughter’s Fallen mounts as evidence suggests Faith’s mother, a former police captain, put up a fight before she was taken. And there’s tension of another kind between Faith’s partner, Will Trent, and Dr. Sara Linton, also involved in the baffling case, that soon forces Faith to consider the unsettling possibility she may not know her mother as well as she thought….


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Glorious



Bernice L. McFadden
Publisher: Akashic Books, May 01, 2010
Review: In a sweeping epic set in the Jim Crow South, Harlem Renaissance and the Civil Rights Era, writer Easter Venetta Bartlett carves out a tumultuous path to success, ruin and revival. Along the way, she forms relationships with interesting characters—both real and imagined. There’s Rain, the sensuous and passionate dancer in Slocum's Traveling Brigade. There’s Colin, Easter's husband, who’s provoked into assassinating the Universal Negro Improvement Association leader, plus poet Langston Hughes and shipping heiress Nancy Cunard. It’s a compelling tale of struggle and triumph as Easter vies to find peace in a racially polarized country, and an audacious exploration into the nature of self-hatred, love, possession, betrayal and redemption.


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Lonestar Homecoming



Colleen Coble
Publisher: Thomas Nelson, June 26, 2009
Review: Lonestar Homecoming, the third exciting tale in Colleen Coble’s popular Lonestar series, is filled with page-turning suspense and romance.
Moments before her California wedding, Gracie finds two Federal agents at her door with a warrant for the arrest of her fiance, Cid Ortega. When gunfire breaks out in the front yard and the agents are killed, Gracie realizes that Cid had lied to her about his involvement with the drug cartel and she escapes by train to Texas with her young daughter.
Army reservist Michael is on the same train, wondering how he’s going to care for his two children who have just lost their mother. At the Bluebird Crossing station in Texas, he sees Gracie, barely able to stand, with a little girl. He hires her as a nanny but senses that she’s running from something. When Michael reports for border duty, he learns that the drug cartel has put a price on his own head as revenge for his brother having killed the kingpin’s brothers.
When Cid arrives unannounced with nothing but bad things in mind, Gracie sees her plans for a happy life with Michael coming to an end and her faith in God almost gone.
Gracie has left God…but has God left Gracie?


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The Conversation


How Black Men and Women Can Build Trusting Relationships
Hill Harper
Publisher: Gotham Books, Penguin Putnam Inc, September 08, 2009
Review: He inspired young men and women to face obstacles and realize their dreams. Now, inspired by the strength and success of the marriage of his college friend, Barack Obama, bestselling author Hill Harper tackles the crisis in African-American relationships in his first book for adults. He opens a dialog on relationship essentials including:
§ the dating scene
§ the myth that there are no mature, single, black male professionals
§ how women can let go of the “heaviness” they sometimes attach to dating
§ how men can break the “player” cycle
§ the difference between sex and intimacy
§ bridging the communication gap and more
It’s sure to become his most healing contribution to Black America yet.


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The Accidental Wedding



Anne Gracie
Publisher: Berkley Publishing Corp, October 05, 2010
Review: Nash Renfrew, aristocratic diplomat, has no need of a love match. All he needs is a bride of good breeding and connections, perhaps one trained in the art of social gatherings. An heiress would be preferable, of course.
Maddy is none of those things, but she has one attribute that trumps it all: She saved his life. Now Nash is helpless in her bed, his memory gone…and he feels like he’s in paradise. Though she’s poor in pocket, she’s not poor in spirit, and their connection can’t be denied. But what happens when his memory returns and they realize they’re from different worlds? Can love really conquer all?
Another witty and heartwarming tale by Anne Gracie, The Accidental Wedding is romance at its finest. It will make your heart sing.


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Wicked River


The Mississippi When It Last Ran Wild
Lee Sandlin
Publisher: Pantheon Books Inc./Random House, October 19, 2010
Review: Beginning in the early 1800s and climaxing with the siege of Vicksburg in 1863, Wicked River takes us back to a time before the Mississippi was dredged into a shipping channel, and before Mark Twain romanticized it into myth. Drawing on an array of suspenseful and bizarre firsthand accounts, Lee Sandlin brings to life a place where river pirates brushed elbows with future presidents and religious visionaries shared passage with thieves—a world unto itself where, every night, near the levees of the big river towns, hundreds of boats gathered to form dusk-to-dawn cities dedicated to music, drinking and gambling. Here is a minute-by-minute account of Natchez being flattened by a tornado; the St. Louis harbor being crushed by a massive ice floe; hidden, nefarious celebrations of Mardi Gras and the sinking of the Sultana, the worst naval disaster in American history. And here is the Mississippi itself: gorgeous, perilous and unpredictable, lifeblood to the communities that rose and fell along its banks.
An exuberant work of Americana—at once history, culture and geography—Wicked River is a grand epic that portrays a forgotten society on the edge of revolutionary change.


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Red Mist (Large Print)



Patricia Cornwell
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr of Penguin Putnam, December 06, 2011
Review: Bestselling author Patricia Cornwell opens Red Mist with chief medical examiner Kay Scarpetta en route to the Georgia Prison for Women—against the advice of her FBI agent husband, Benton Wesley. Kay is meeting with the mother of a diabolical killer. If this woman, herself a convicted sex offender, can shed light on what happened to Kay’s former deputy chief Jack Fielding, murdered six months earlier, the risk will be well worth it. Kay already knows a string of grisly killings are connected to Jack’s death. But soon she enters a terrifying new terrain involving possible terrorism. And despite the arrival of Benton and her niece, Lucy, both worried for her safety, Kay knows she is the only one who can stop the madness....


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Not My Daughter



Barbara Delinsky
Publisher: Doubleday Broadway Pub/Div Rh, January 05, 2010
Review: This gripping, dramatic novel is nothing less than sensational as bestselling author Barbara Delinsky boldly explores how even the strongest of familial bonds—the one between mother and daughter—can be put to the test.
Susan Tate is the perfect example of a single mother who’s done everything right. After all, she’s raised 17-year-old Lily practically on her own while carrying out her duties as principal of the local high school, a prestigious job for which she’s earned high marks. But Susan’s carefully constructed world is shattered the day Lily announces she is pregnant. Before the shock can wear off, Susan learns of two more pregnancies in the senior class—Lily’s best friends! With this news, talk of a pact rushes through their close-knit Maine town and criticism soon finds its way to the mothers, particularly Susan. Is she fit to preside over impressionable children? With resounding calls for her resignation ringing in her ears, Susan is more troubled that the other girls’ mothers, her friends, haven’t come to her defense.
Not My Daughter is a riveting story that raises many issues, and one age-old question: What does it mean to be a good mother?


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Invincible



Joan Johnston
Publisher: Harlequin Books, October 26, 2010
Review: Indulge your passion for romance, family intrigue and sin in Invincible, the thrilling first book in award-winning author Joan Johnston’s scorching Benedict Brothers series.
Belle Benedict, the Duchess of Blackthorne, has a problem. She’s dying. After a lifetime of power and wealth, she’s taking stock, and she’s come to an inescapable conclusion: money isn’t enough. Though the world is her oyster, her family is in ruins, and her five grown children are as lost as she was.
But all is not lost. Before she goes, Belle is determined to make amends and help her children find true love, and she has a secret weapon to help her in her quest: her famous family jewelry collection. Each of the five precious stones—one for each child—bears a legend…and perhaps the power to change its owner’s destiny. And she knows just how to start—with the Blackthorne Rubies. A gift to the very first Duke of Blackthorne by none other than Henry II for saving his life in a battle for the throne of England, these gems are valuable beyond any price, as her darkly handsome son is about to find out….
Complex, multilayered, and exquisitely told, Invincible is Joan Johnston at her best. It’s impossible to put down.


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The 39 Clues: The Maze of Bones


Book One
Rick Riordan
Publisher: Scholastic Inc., September 09, 2008
Review: It’s going to be a wild ride as you join Amy Cahill and her little brother Dan on a search to unlock the secrets to their family’s power! Follow them into the Maze of Bones to find the first clue! Ages 9-12.


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Love Finds You in Liberty, Indiana



Melanie Dobson
Publisher: Ellie Claire Gift & Paper Corp., October 29, 2010
Review: Our popular Love Finds You series continues with Melanie Dobson’s Love Finds You in Liberty, Indiana.%E2%80%A8
Liberty is home to a stop on the Underground Railroad, operated by Anna Brent and her father, abolitionists who harbor runaway slaves traveling toward freedom. The Brents must be careful—anyone caught aiding runaways is subject to imprisonment. When Anna begins to write columns denouncing slavery in the local newspaper, she adopts a pen name and even the newspaper’s editor, Daniel Stanton, doesn’t know the author’s identity. Daniel takes a risk publishing the columns—his job, his newspaper, and his very life might be in danger.
Will Anna and Daniel be willing to risk everything for their beliefs—including their own freedom?


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Fatal Journey


The Final Expedition of Henry Hudson
Peter C. Mancall
Publisher: Basic Books Inc., June 22, 2009
Review: Review by Geoffrey Wawro
Henry Hudson was one of the great Elizabethan navigators. In his roving spirit was all the energy of an ambitious, newly Protestant England determined to break the power of Europe’s Catholic states and cut away the overseas empires and riches of Spain and Portugal.
For the rising maritime powers, the great prizes lay in the Americas (gold, silver, fish and furs) and East Asia (spices, gems, tea and silk). North America was easy enough to reach from European ports, but Asia and the Pacific Coast of South America required dangerous, long voyages around the southern tip of Africa or South America. To cut the travel time and dangers, every explorer and trading company yearned for a “Northwest Passage,” an ice-free route through North America, past the North Pole, and into Asian waters.
Henry Hudson was a good businessman with ties to the British and Dutch East India Companies, which dispatched him on three expeditions between 1607 and 1609 to find the short route to Asia. Hudson tried first for the Northwest Passage (over Canada to Asia), then the Northeast Passage (over Russia to Asia), then the Northeast Passage again. In each of his first three voyages, Hudson showed bravery and resourcefulness. Frustrated on the third voyage, he sailed on his own initiative back to the west, across the Atlantic, into New York harbor, and up the river that now bears his name. In the mighty Hudson River, Hudson thought that he had found the Northwest Passage. He hadn’t.
Peter Mancall’s lively book details Hudson’s fourth and last voyage of exploration. Sailing out of the Thames in Discovery, Hudson confidently predicted that he would be in Java collecting cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg the following summer. The crew sailed past Iceland and Greenland, through the Labrador Sea, and entered what an awe-struck Hudson described as “a spacious sea,” today’s Hudson Bay. There, when winter set in, the voyage broke down. Hudson was never a particularly good leader or manager of men, nor did he deal diplomatically with the natives he encountered along his routes of exploration. In Hudson Bay, the scurvy crew ran low on supplies, took to eating grass, fish and birds, and began to lose heart.
Hudson desperately wanted to find the Northwest Passage and crown his career, and the crew desperately wanted to turn about and flee back to England before they froze, starved or were murdered by the local Indians. Hudson felt certain that Hudson Bay was the mouth of a broad passage to the Pacific. Overpowered by his own frightened crew, Hudson, his son John and eight loyal crewmen were dumped in a rowboat and left behind to die, as the Discovery beat its way back to England.
Mancall has recreated the voyage of discovery, the shipboard fights and politics, Hudson’s abandonment and the aftermath, when the mutinous crew defended their actions in London and Hudson clung to life in the frozen wilderness of Hudson Bay, hoping for a miracle.


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Sidney Sheldon's After the Darkness



Tilly Bagshawe
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, May 25, 2010
Review: Enter a world of glitz, glamour and treachery in Sidney Sheldon’s After the Darkness. If asked, self-made billionaire Lenny Brookstein would say his greatest acquisition is his stunning, young wife. Together, he and Grace reign over New York’s social scene where they are greatly admired—or so it seems. Grace is unaware her two sisters are intensely jealous, or that the wife of Lenny’s second in command feels her husband deserves more. Who can Grace turn to when, following the discovery of Lenny’s abandoned yacht off the coast of Nantucket, allegations of fraud surface—and suspicion falls on her? Could there be more to Lenny’s boating “accident” than she thought? To find out, Grace will have to risk everything—including her life….


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Love, Lust & Faking It


The Naked Truth About Sex, Lies, and True Romance
Jenny McCarthy
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers LLC, September 28, 2010
Review: Here’s the thing about Jenny McCarthy: she tells the truth. And in Love, Lust & Faking It, the sex symbol, mother, TV star and comedienne doesn’t hide a thing! Find out what Playboy’s former Miss October really thinks about love, heartbreak, passion and, of course, sex. “Love” is the first of the three parts, with chapters on Getting Dumped, Why Do We Love Who We Love and The Power of a Loving “No.” In “Lust,” you’ll explore such topics as Fantasies: Our Secret Life, Threesomes and What Happens in Vegas. And then there’s “Faking It.” Chapters include: The Facade: Love the Fake Me, Lights Off in the Bedroom, When Botox Goes Bad and much more, all imparted with Jenny’s honesty, and the outrageous humor that fans know and love.


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Rostro sin edad, mente sin edad


elimina las arrugas y rejuvenece el cerebro
Nicholas Perricone
Publisher: Santillana Usa Publishing Company, January 01, 2008
Review: El doctor Perricone no solo me ha ayudado a lucir mejor sino que ha mejorado la calidad de mi vida en general”, afirma nada menos que la actriz Uma Thurman. Y el puede hacer lo mismo por usted. En su ultimo libro, el renombrado dermatologo aborda el tema de la acumulacion de los productos finales de glicacion avanzada (AGE, por sus siglas en ingles), un proceso relacionado con el envejecimiento y con enfermedades desde el cancer hasta el mal de Alzheimer. El revela que tipo de alimentacion, suplementos, ejercicio y medicamentos nos ayudan a combatir a los AGE. “Como siempre” –dice el Dr. Harry Preuss, profesor de la Universidad de Georgetown– “el doctor Perricone esta a la delantera con las soluciones seguras y cientificas mas recientes”.


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Wholeliness


Embracing the Sacred Unity that Heals Our World
Carmen Harra
Publisher: Hay House, Inc., April 01, 2011
Review: As we near 2012, our purpose is to heal ourselves and our planet, and shatter illusions keeping us from our potential. Renowned clinical psychologist Carmen Harra’s Wholeliness lights the way.
As you learn to turn from fear to possibility, break free from your ego and embrace a new view of time, you’ll nurture a fresh life experience. Each chapter gives you three ways to accomplish this: Observe something about yourself and your experiences. Pray to the Divine for assistance. Act to manifest wholeliness. Each is important for the healing of your difficulties—and mankind’s.
As you bring wholeliness into the world through changing your thought processes, you, and those around you, will live a life of abundance rich with compassion.


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Dibujo del desnudo



Diana Constance
Publisher: Editorial Libsa, January 01, 2008
Review: Dirigida tanto a estudiantes como a aficionados, esta breve obra proporciona informacion ilustrada sobre la anatomia y la proporcion humana, explicaciones sobre como reproducir el equilibrio y el movimiento del modelo, darle perspectiva a una composicion, capturar el efecto de la luz sobre un motivo e incluso como modificar de forma radical un dibujo que no le convence. Tambien repasa los materiales necesarios y las tecnicas de pintura, desde el lapiz hasta la acuarela y el gouache. 128 paginas.


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Fairy Tale Lust


Erotic Fantasies for Women
Kristina Wright
Publisher: Cleis Press, Inc., July 01, 2010
Review: Top erotica writer Kristina Wright transforms fairy dust into Fairy Tale Lust, a compilation of playfully seductive, supernaturally sensual, darkly erotic stories that sizzle. The sexcapades include Three Times, the story of a beautiful princess trapped by a spell that’s left her body encased by a vine. But it’s no prince who frees her to live—and love—again. In All in a Days Work a high-powered businessman enjoys the added benefit of having a Fairy Godmother who happens to be a dominatrix. And there’s the tale of The Obedient Wife. Her father sells her to a beast! But he has another hidden side, and lucky for her, both are extremely satisfying. These and seventeen other tempting tales will keep you lusting happily ever after.


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Locking Loops



Theresa Pulido
Publisher: F&W Media, Inc., August 01, 2011
Review: In 2009, Theresa Pulido single handedly put locker hooking—an age-old craft that had practically disappeared—back on the map with her runaway club hit Hook, Loop and Lock. Now, she’s back with a slew of fun new ideas and projects to put your locker hook and scrap fabric to fun new use. For the uninitiated, locker hooking is similar to rug hooking in that a hook is used to wind fabric scraps through a canvas mesh background. It’s a great way to make something pretty out of fabric with nice color combinations, but not so nice patterns, since the fabric becomes gathered when it’s looped. Master the techniques in Locking Loops fast then get ready for creative possibilities galore from jewelry and handbags to home accessories.


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Devoured


A Mystery
D.E. Meredith
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, October 26, 2010
Review: Not since The Alienist has there been a debut mystery as rich in Victorian detail and sinister intrigue as Devoured by D.E. Meredith.
It’s 1856, and the glamorous Lady Bessingham has just been found murdered in her bedroom, surrounded by her vast collection of fossils—one of which was the murder weapon. Prof. Adolphus Hatton and his assistant, Albert Roumande, are called to the scene since they are practitioners of the new and suspect science of forensics.
Though Lady Bessingham was a woman of letters, Hatton sees no sign of this. In fact, all her correspondence seems to be missing—as is her maid, Flora. Their search for the purloined letters will lead Hatton and Roumande on a bloody chase through the netherworld of London society.


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Jasper Dash And The Flame-Pits Of Delaware


A Pals In Peril Tale
M.T. Anderson
Publisher: Simon&Schuster Books For Young Chil, September 01, 2009
Review: It is a land of WONDERS; It is a land of MYSTERY; It is a land that TIME FORGOT (or chose specifically not to remember). Cut off from the civilized world for untold years, this land is called: DELAWARE.
It is into the mist-shrouded heart of this forbidden, mountainous realm that our plucky and intrepid heroes, Jasper Dash: Boy Technonaut and his friends Lily Gefelty and Katie Mulligan, must journey to unravel a terrible mystery.
With Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware, National Book Award-winning author M.T. Anderson whisks us into a tale of grand adventure that includes in its pages: Lost cities! Tentacles! Monks! Dinosaurs! Gangsters! Cheap suits! Eye doctors! And, of course, the fabled CURSE OF THE JAGUAR! (Ages 9-12)


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Rumi: The Big Red Book


The Great Masterpiece Celebrating Mystical Love and Friendship
Coleman Barks
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, November 09, 2010
Review: Coleman Barks is famous for his renderings of Rumi's poetry, and his work on these particular poems has never been published anywhere. Considered one of the greatest works of world literature, Rumi: The Big Red Book is a masterpiece by the medieval Sufi mystic who also happens to be America’s bestselling poet. This book represents over 33 years of work on Rumi's seminal classic.
A collection of lyric poems and short quatrains, Rumi wrote these verses in honor of his spiritual teacher and soulmate, Shams Tabrizi, over the course of their 40-year friendship. They are poems of divine epiphany, spiritual awakening, friendship and love, and a classic of Persian literature. Its most familiar form is as a big red book, hence the name.


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Jimmy Carter


The American Presidents Series
Julian E. Zelizer
Publisher: Times Books  Div Random House Inc, September 14, 2010
Review: Jimmy Carter rose to national power through mastering the strategy of the maverick politician. But running as an outsider was easier than governing as one, as historian Julian E. Zelizer shows in this examination of Carter’s presidency.
Once in power, Carter faced challenges sustaining a strong political coalition—and by 1980, he stood alone in the Oval Office as he confronted a battered economy, soaring oil prices, American hostages in Iran and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
Carter’s unpopularity enabled Ronald Reagan to achieve a landslide victory, but during Carter’s post-presidential career, he has emerged as an important voice for international diplomacy and negotiation, remaking his image as a statesman for our time.


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Starbound



Joe Haldeman
Publisher: Ace Books Inc./Imp of Putnam Berkle, January 01, 2010
Review: Joe Haldeman’s Marsbound brought us face to face with life on the Red Planet—and forever altered our place in the cosmos. Starbound, its thrilling sequel, takes humanity to an inevitable showdown whose repercussions will be felt for generations to come.
It was a near-fatal accident that made a teenage girl humanity’s first ambassador to an alien race. But it’s no accident when an older, wiser Carmen Dula is tapped for a critical mission. Along with her husband, space pilot Paul Collins, Carmen must travel to a faraway system and negotiate a truce with the powerful Others.
Tens of thousands of years ago, these Others built a huge underground complex on Mars and filled it with thousands of bio-engineered Martians, all to monitor humanity’s evolution. Highly advanced—and highly paranoid—the Others have already tried to destroy Earth. Now it is time to go to them.
For the seven humans and two Martians aboard ad Astra, the six-year voyage will lead to a startling discovery about the Others’ genesis. But time—and relativity—waits for no one. While the envoy struggles to broker a pact, Earth is busy building a small fleet of warships, undermining Carmen's mission of peace....


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The Myth of Stress


Where Stress Really Comes From and How to Live a Happier and Healthier Life
Andrew Bernstein
Publisher: Free Press/Div. of Simon & Schuster, May 04, 2010
Review: We’re told that stress comes from things like interpersonal conflict and financial pressure, and that the best we can do is breathe and try to relax. Andrew Bernstein’s The Myth of Stress shows us that this isn’t true.
As Andrew studied stress dynamics, he realized it doesn’t come from circumstances—it comes from our thoughts about circumstances. He found that the cure isn’t exercise or relaxation, it’s dismantling our stress-producing thoughts. In response, he created ActivInsight, a seven-step process that helps us do this, often with life-changing results.
When you apply ActivInsight to weight loss, money, loss of a loved one and more, you’ll permanently change how you relate to challenges and live a happier, healthier life.


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The Girl Who Chased the Moon



Sarah Addison Allen
Publisher: Bantam Books, Inc./ Div. Random House, March 16, 2010
Review: When Emily Benedict arrives in Mullaby, North Carolina, to live with the grandfather she’s never met, the orphaned 17-year-old soon learns she’s come to a very strange place. In Mullaby, wallpaper changes patterns, the dead leave messages in unexpected places and mysterious lights streak across the night sky.
And then there are the residents! Julia Winterson claims to bake hope into her sumptuous cakes, and the Coffey family won’t leave home after dark…ever. Even Emily’s grandfather is a wonder to behold. And so, too, is The Girl Who Chased the Moon. With every page, Sarah Addison Allen’s delightful tale grows more magical as Emily experiences the blush of first love and finds in this quirky, irresistible town a place to call home.


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The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty



A.N. Roquelaure
Publisher: E P Dutton, January 01, 1992
Review: A hypnotic, adults-only fairy tale of forbidden dreams and dark yearnings by the author of Interview With the Vampire. Extremely explicit and graphic sex, violence, language and subject matter.


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Greetings from Jamaica, Wish You Were Queer...



Mari Sangiovanni
Publisher: Bywater Books, March 30, 2007
Review: When you're part of the crazy Santora clan, life's truly a beach!
Greetings from Jamaica is a hilarious, hot comedy from writer Mari SanGiovanni. It stars newly minted millionairess Marie Santora, a budding screenwriter from a large Italian family who suddenly inherits her grandmother's lucrative estate—and a family full of headaches. Desperate to placate a raft of relatives with dollar signs in their eyes, she agrees to fly the whole family to Jamaica for a dream vacation—then split to pursue her own dream. But her attempt to fend off the fam heads south when they start coming between her and the lovely island lady she's trying to make time with. Can Marie get the girl, get out of Jamaica and get to Hollywood in one piece?


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Gluten-Free Cookies



Luane Kohnke
Publisher: Ronnie Sellers Productions, March 01, 2011
Review: Sweet and scrumptious with flavors and textures that could be mistaken for the classic cookies we all know and love, it’s hard to believe these bite-sized treats are gluten-free. But it’s true. From Chocolate Chip and Pecan Cookies and Old-Fashioned Sugar Cookies to Blueberry Jam Sandwiches, Rocky Road S’Mores Bars, and Fudge-Filled Drops, gourmet cookie baker Luane Kohnke’s gluten-free cookies are sure to delight, whether you're gluten-intolerant or not. In addition to 50 gluten-free recipes, Kohnke provides guidelines on gluten-free flour baking techniques, gluten-free ingredients, creating your own gluten-free flour mix, and converting your favorite wheat flour-based recipes to gluten-free recipes. Color photos.


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Nueva gran cocina mexicana




Publisher: La Buena Estrella Ediciones SA, January 01, 2010
Review: Tras el exito de La gran cocina mexicana llega un nuevo recetario de la misma editorial, que incorpora las ultimas tendencias del buen comer mexicano. Desde el Pacifico al Golfo y del Rio Bravo al Suchiate, Mexico hace gala de una extraordinaria riqueza gastronomica. Esta hermosa obra rinde tributo a dicha tradicion con ciento y tantas recetas aceptadas por los mas exigentes paladares del mundo para entrantes, sopas, arroces, platos a base de frijoles y huevos, carne, aves, pescados y mariscos, asi como bebidas y postres de Chiapas, Veracruz, Oaxaca, Michoacan… Se incluyen tambien tablas de equivalencias y un glosario en ingles para facilitar la compra de ingredientes. Tapa dura


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London Under


The Secret History Beneath the Streets
Peter Ackroyd
Publisher: Doubleday & Co. Inc. Div Random Hou, November 01, 2011
Review: Beneath the streets of London lurks a hidden world full of “creeping things that will never see the light of day.” With London Under, bestselling author Peter Ackroyd has written a poetic and powerful urban history of life and legend beneath London, from original springs and streams and Roman amphitheaters to Victorian sewers, gang hideouts and modern tube stations. The depths below are hot, warmer than the surface, and this book tunnels down through the geological layers, meeting the creatures, real and fictional, that dwell in the darkness.
There is a Bronze Age trackway under the Isle of Dogs. In Kensal Green Cemetery a hydraulic device lowered bodies into the catacombs below. A door in the plinth of the statue of Boadicea on Westminster Bridge leads to a huge tunnel, packed with cables for gas, water and telephone lines. When the Underground’s Metropolitan Line was opened in 1864, the guards asked for permission to grow beards to protect themselves against the sulfurous fumes, and named their engines after tyrants—Czar, Kaiser, Mogul—and even Pluto, god of the underworld.
These are just a few of the intriguing oddities you’ll discover when you burrow into Peter Ackroyd’s hidden London.


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All About Me: 123 Sesame Street®




Publisher: Parragon, November 01, 2010
Review: What do you like to eat for breakfast? Do you like to dance? Have you ever swum in the ocean? It’s time to have fun learning all about YOU with Elmo, Bert, Ernie and all their friends from Sesame Street. Charming stories, write-on/wipe-off activity pages, press-out characters (including Elmo and Zoe paper dolls and six outfits to dress them in) are just a few of the things that make All About Me: 123 Sesame Street® fun. Add to the mix scrapbook pages to fill in with your own pictures, stickers to use as you please and a press-out frame to display your favorite snapshot or drawing, and you have all you need to help little ones learn about their bodies, healthy food, feelings and more in a playful, creative way! (Ages 4-6)


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Mr. Monk is Miserable



Lee Goldberg
Publisher: Nal Signet, Div Of Penguin Putnam, December 02, 2008
Review: Everyone’s favorite OCD detective sleuths out the origins of a suspicious skull deeply buried in the dark catacombs of the City of Lights.
Monk agrees to accompany Natalie to Paris if they can visit the sewers. He just can’t control his compulsion to explore the historic underground maze of pipes and tunnels ingeniously designed to keep the city so sanitary. But as they venture below Parisian streets, they encounter ancient catacombs filled with centuries-old skulls and bones. Monk can always spot something out of place—this time a fresh skull that shows signs of murder. Who did it belong to? And how did it get here? Monk will have have to dig through a lot of debris to find out in a case that’s sure to make him miserable!


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The Shack



William P. Young
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, May 01, 2007
Review: Where is God in a pain-filled world? The answers in The Shack will astound—and maybe even transform—you.
The unthinkable befalls the Philips family—Missy, their youngest daughter, is abducted during the family vacation and evidence that she may have been brutally murdered is found in an abandoned shack deep in the Oregon wilderness.
Four years later, in the midst of what he calls The Great Sadness, Mack receives a note, apparently from God, inviting him back to the shack for a weekend. He decides to return to his darkest nightmare. Or so he thinks.
What should you do when you come to the door of a shack where God might be? Mack decides to bang loudly, but as he raises his fist, the door flies open and what Mack experiences changes his world forever.
But who will believe him? To be fair, who wouldn’t be skeptical when a man claims to have spent a weekend with God? In a shack in the wilderness, no less.
But, as Mack’s friend Willie says, “I can promise you that the conversations and events are recorded as truthfully as Mack can remember them, so please try to cut him a little slack…these are not easy things to talk about.
One more thing. You’ll want everyone you know to read this book!


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Ecstasy Untamed



Pamela Palmer
Publisher: Avon Books/Imp Of Harper Collins Pu, October 25, 2011
Review: He’s fierce. He’s sexy. He’s a shape-shifter! And, fortunately, he’s on our side. Pamela Palmer’s latest Feral Warriors novel finds Hawke, one of the last survivors of his battle-hardened race, recovering at Feral House from the Daemon spirit trap that nearly severed his animal bond. But the arrival of the fox shifter Maxim brings an unexpected challenge.
Maxim, you see, is accompanied by his ravishing wife-to-be, Faith. And one glimpse is all it takes for Hawke to fall head-over-talons in love with her. When the immortal Faith feels the stirrings, too, romantic strife threatens them all.
Will Hawke’s spirit fly again? Or will Feral House fall? Lovers of paranormal romance will devour Ecstasy Untamed.


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The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor


Book 1 of the Governor Trilogy
Robert Kirkman
Publisher: Tor Books, October 11, 2011
Review: As if flesh-chomping zombies weren’t bad enough, The Walking Dead universe is rife with roving bands of survivors, all seeking safe haven. Some are led by villains of the roughest kind. But there is no greater villain than the despot who runs the walled-off town of Woodbury—The Governor.
Brutal and malevolent, the Governor has his own sick sense of justice: whether it’s forcing prisoners to battle zombies in the arena for the townspeople’s amusement, or chopping off the appendages of those who cross him.
The year he debuted, the Governor was voted “Villain of the Year” by Wizard magazine, and his story line was the most controversial in the history of The Walking Dead comic book series. Now, for the first time, fans will discover how The Governor became the man he is, and what drove him to such extremes.
Written by Robert Kirkman, co-creator of the New York Times bestselling comic books and executive producer and writer on the record-breaking Walking Dead television show, and acclaimed horror novelist Jay Bonansinga, The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor is the debut novel in an original three-book story arc—a splatter-punk tale of pure horror, as zombie fiction was meant to be.


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Street Gang


The Complete History of Sesame Street
Michael Davis
Publisher: Viking Penguin/Div. of Penguin Putnam, January 01, 2009
Review: First launched on November 10, 1969, Sesame Street is the longest-running children’s show in history, a fixture in the childhood memories of people the world over. Tell anyone that “C is for cookie,” and odds are they’ll be able to rattle off its immortal follow-up, “That’s good enough for me.
Street Gang is the compelling and often comical story of this pop-culture landmark. Discussing its unlikely beginnings, Michael Davis traces the show’s evolution through its many ups and downs, from Nixon trying to cut off its funding to storekeeper Mr. Hooper’s death to the rise of Elmo. Also discussing the visionaries—like Jim Henson—who gave the show its magic, this is an unforgettable story of five decades of creative effort and love.


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Sleeping With the Enemy



Wahida Clark
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corp, August 01, 2008
Review: What happens when love sours on the street? Urban lit royalty Wahida Clark and Kiki Swinson are about to show you!
In Wahida’s Enemy in My Bed, Kreesha rules the game, but not her own heart—especially when it comes to sexy, Reign. He’s married, just out of prison, and if he messes up one more time, he’s looking at life in the clink. She’s sure nothing will ever change her feelings for him—until he betrays her to the Feds. Then in Kiki’s Keeping My Enemies Close, Larissa’s tired of cheating men and takes Tenisha’s advice for finding a faithful one; go for an inmate. When she meets Sean, Larissa falls hard—and gets caught smuggling in weed for him... But when he gets out and takes up with Tenisha, it’s time for the ultimate payback...


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The Paxton Boys and the Destruction of William Penn's Holy Experiment
Kevin Kenny
Publisher: Oxford University Press, July 01, 2009
Review: William Penn established Pennsylvania in 1682 as a “holy experiment” in which Europeans and Indians could live together harmoniously in a “Peaceable Kingdom.” Peaceable Kingdom Lost shows how this utopian vision was destroyed. Penn’s sons cast off their father’s Quaker heritage and began to acquire Indian lands through fraud, intimidation and the violence of the French and Indian War, while rapacious frontier settlers like the Paxton Boys resorted to outright massacre. Finally, the American Revolution brought total conquest.
Based on extensive research in eighteenth-century primary sources, Peaceable Kingdom Lost offers an eye-opening look at how one man’s dream of two worlds, Old and New, living together in peace was lost forever.


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