Down River



Karen Harper
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., January 26, 2010
Review: Competing for a top position in her law firm, Lisa Vaughan is at a corporate retreat in Alaska with her two biggest rivals. But it’s the wild terrain that gets the better of her when, on the way to meet her ex-fiance—the resort’s owner, Mitch Braxton—Lisa is suddenly plunged into frigid waters and swept away.
And that’s only the beginning of Karen Harper’s Down River. Mitch, desperate to save his former lover, succeeds, only to find she’s still in grave peril. If what Lisa believes is true, that she didn’t fall into the river but was pushed, it means a devious killer is stalking them. To survive, they’ll have to put hurt feelings aside and, for now, measure any future together in days rather than years.


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The Secret


Seasons of Grace #1
Beverly Lewis
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, March 30, 2009
Review: In Beverly Lewis’ The Secret, hidden motives abound in the seemingly ordinary Amish home of Grace Byler. Why does her mother, Lettie, weep in the night—does it have anything to do with the death of her sister several years ago?
In one startling moment, everything Grace assumed she knew is shattered. Her mother disappears, leaving Grace emotionally devastated. Left to pick up the pieces of her life, Grace questions all she has been taught about love, family and commitment.
Judah, Grace’s father, steadfastly turns away from the anxious inquiries of Grace and her brother, Adam.
Adam is about to marry Priscilla, who has the reputation of being the biggest busybody in Lancaster county, and Grace doesn’t relish the thought of her getting involved in the family’s problems.
Heather is an English grad student, diagnosed with a terminal illness. In denial and telling no one she is terminally ill, Heather travels to Lancaster County—the last place she and her deceased mother had visited together. Will Heather find healing for her body…and her spirit?
As the lives of these four wounded souls become entwined, they each discover missing pieces of their life puzzles—and feel the loving hand of God.


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Gone with a Handsomer Man



Michael Lee West
Publisher: Minotaur, April 12, 2011
Review: Hilarious, sexy and wise, Gone With a Handsomer Man by Michael Lee West introduces out-of-work Charleston pastry chef Teeny Templeton. Teeny's engaged to be married, but after she catches her fiance playing naked badminton with two gorgeous chicks, she finds herself in a whole lot of trouble. When he's found dead a few days later, all fingers point to Teeny.
Her only hope is an old boyfriend-turned-lawyer, the guy who broke her heart a decade ago. But dredging up the past brings more than skeletons out of the closet, and Teeny doesn’t know who she can trust. With evidence mounting and the heat turning up, Teeny must also figure out where to live, how to support herself, how to clear her name—and how to protect her heart.


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Astrology of the Moon


An Illuminating Journey Through the Signs and Houses
Amy Herring
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications, July 08, 2010
Review: In Astrology of the Moon, you’ll discover the importance of the moon in astrology—how it points the way to spiritual growth, fulfilling your evolving emotional needs and achieving a more rewarding life.
Astrologer Amy Herring helps you discover your emotional needs, and than make the positive choices that will lead to the fulfilling, spiritually enriched life you desire.
Illuminating the natal and progressed moon relationship, this information-packed resource explains the moon's powerful energetic potential in relation to your signs, houses, planets and aspects, designed in an easy-to-use format to help you quickly look up your moon sign—and the moon signs of others. And there’s a variety of activities and ideas to maximize your creative potential and fulfill your essential needs so you can create happiness at every stage of your life.
Your understanding of your chart expands when you look at it from the perspective of who you’re becoming rather than who you are. Think of your chart as a map with the Moon as your compass, guiding you through seas both rough and smooth as you gather your own experiences and craft your own knowledge of the tides. It’s the voyage of a lifetime.


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Shadowheart


Volume Four of Shadowmarch
Tad Williams
Publisher: Daw Books, Inc., November 02, 2010
Review: With his Shadowmarch novels, Tad Williams has created an intricate setting of astonishing contrasts—a world of honorable enemies and traitorous friends, where extreme brutality and exquisite beauty go hand in hand, and where men who reach for godhood resort to diabolical means.
Now, in Shadowheart, the climactic conclusion to the bestselling series, Sulepis, the insane Autarch of Xis, has Southmarch in his grasp, and King Olin’s usurper, Hendon Tolly, at his bidding. Sulepis is preparing to bring to fruition a scheme so mad even heaven trembles: He intends to become a god and enslave the world! To that end, he will make a vile sacrifice in the ancient tunnels beneath Southmarch Castle. But he has not planned on Hendon Tolly, who has nefarious ambitions of his own....
Meanwhile, Prince Barrick’s pact with the Qar has succeeded, but to convey the message to the sorceress Yasammez, he must risk the wrath of the gods themselves. As Princess Briony travels home with a small army, deep below the castle something powerful is being called awake…and it will be up to Barrick and Briony and their handful of allies to save their world from the rise of a terrible new age—an age of neverending darkness.


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Crush



Alan Jacobson
Publisher: Vanguard Press, September 22, 2009
Review: Hot on the heels of The 7th Victim, Alan Jacobson delivers Crush—a complex and heady thriller from first tasting to shocking finish.
After the Dead Eyes incident and an on-the-street shooting, FBI profiler Karen Vail is sorely in need of a vacation. A week of wine-tasting and touring in Napa Valley with her new beau, Det. Robby Hernandez, seems just the thing…until a corpse is found at a high-end winery. The murder has all the telltale signs of a serial killer—and when a second victim turns up, Vail joins forces with Roxanne Dixon of the Napa County Major Crimes Task Force. They'll be up against feuding wine families and local politicians who hope to squelch news of the murders and a killer who intends to get his moment of fame.


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Evolution: The Story of Life on Earth



Jay Hosler
Publisher: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, January 11, 2011
Review: Curious about evolution? Avoid boring texts, and grab this book! Evolution by Jay Hosler condenses the story of life into one graphic novel. And who better to make these alien-sounding concepts fun and easy to understand than an alien guide! Bloort 183, a scientist on a dying planet, takes us on a wild ride from Earth’s primordial soup to the vestigial structures in modern humans, like the coccyx and the male nipple. Along the way we learn how mass extinctions transformed the course of evolution, what major groups of primates are alive today, how sexual selection works and much more.
With illustrations by comic artists Kevin and Zander Cannon, Evolution unlocks Darwin’s theory in a way that’s both informative and entertaining.


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The Lord Is My Shepherd


The Psalm 23 Mysteries
Debbie Viguie
Publisher: Abingdon Press, March 01, 2010
Review: Debbie Viguie’s The Lord Is My Shepherd is a compelling Christian mystery with life lessons of faith, trust and understanding.
Cindy’s church is preparing for Easter, and Jeremiah’s Temple is getting ready for Passover, when Cindy discovers a man’s body in the sanctuary. A bloody cross necklace seems to be the only clue. The killer may be a member of the congregation—and a serial killer. Cindy, a Christian, and Jeremiah, a rabbi, have to unravel the clues before Easter Sunday arrives and more people die.
As they team up to solve the murder, Cindy and Jeremiah form a friendly alliance, exploring their personal history and faith and growing closer with each passing adventure, finding much in common despite their differences.


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In Ashes Lie



Marie Brennan
Publisher: Orbit/Little Brown Book Group, June 10, 2009
Review: Midnight Never Come by Marie Brennan was one of last year’s great discoveries—a breathtaking novel of intrigue and betrayal set in a Stuart England with a shocking secret: the existence of a faerie court beneath London’s streets, a shadowy realm whose inner workings mirror events in the world above.
In Ashes Lie opens in September 1666. In the house of a sleeping baker, a spark leaps from the oven—and ignites a blaze that threatens to burn London to the ground. As mortals fight the inferno above, the faerie realm battles the smoldering tensions of treason and war.
For 20 years, internal strife tore England apart, as King Charles fought Parliament with politics and armies alike. Meanwhile, beset by political woes, the Onyx Court was under constant attack by foes who despise its harmony with humans and the staunch refusal of Queen Lune to manipulate mortal affairs.
Now those enemies have harnessed a greater power—an elemental force that threatens to devour everything in its path...in both realms. As the conflagration rages above their heads, Lune and the fae pit themselves against the spirit of the Fire itself. But everything they’ve worked so hard to defend may yet turn to ash....


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Prey



Linda Howard
Publisher: Ballantine Books Inc./Random House, September 06, 2011
Review: In Prey, Linda Howard takes romantic suspense to a whole new level as a smart and sexy outdoor guide and her rugged competitor face death deep in the wilds….
It’s not easy for Angie Powell to keep her rage in check in the presence of Dare Callahan, the infuriatingly hot war veteran who, upon his return to Montana, opened a hunting business that has made Angie’s obsolete. Before she closes her doors, Angie agrees to one last trip into the wilderness with a former client and his wealthy guest; they want a trophy bear. No problem on that front since Angie’s years of hunting experience have prepared her for all contingencies…or so she thought.
Dare is out camping when he hears the gunshots. He finds Angie nearly incoherent with terror as she describes how one of her clients savagely murdered the other, then turned the gun on her. If not for the terrifying appearance of a rampaging black bear, she would be dead.
Suddenly brought together for their survival, Angie and Dare’s hard feelings give way to long-simmering passion. But with the advent of a blinding storm comes the return of two killers—one a hardened psychopath, the other a ferocious beast—both seeking the same human prey.


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Colors Everywhere/ When I'm Big - 2



Sam McBratney
Publisher: Candlewick Press, December 01, 2009
Review: When spring springs, Big Nutbrown shows Little Nutbrown how things like acorns and tadpoles grow, then they enjoy the beauty of nature on a perfect summer’s day in two absolutely charming board books. (Ages 2-4)


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The Dragonriders of Pern®



Anne McCaffrey
Publisher: Del Rey Books, December 21, 1978
Review: SFWA Grand Master Anne McCaffrey is one of the great science fiction and fantasy writers of all time. From the Hugo and Nebula Award-winning short stories that later comprised Dragonflight—the first of the Dragonriders of Pern® books—through 2007’s Dragonharper, written with her son, Todd McCaffrey, her Pern series opened up a whole new universe of enthralling fiction for generations of readers.
The Dragonriders of Pern collects the first three books in this beloved science fiction series: Dragonflight, Dragonquest and The White Dragon. Meet the human heroes Lessa, F’lar, Ruth, Lord Jaxon, and others, who, with their magnificent fire-breathing dragons, battle the deadly alien Thread that threatens to destroy everything in their path.


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Big Nate on a Roll



Lincoln Peirce
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Bks., August 16, 2011
Review: The third book in Lincoln Peirce’s New York Times bestselling series is here. And, yes, it’s part of the very same series that Jeff Kinney of Diary of a Wimpy Kid fame calls “funny, big time.” This time, Nate’s a big deal in his scout troop. That is, until Artur—aka Mr. Perfect—joins up. Now Nate’s stuck in second place. And Artur means business. Will Nate take the grand prize? Or wipe out, big time?
With Big Nate on a Roll, Lincoln Peirce delivers more of what kids love: witty dialogue, plenty of hilarious cartoon strips and all sorts of funny scenarios to laugh about and totally relate to. It’s a fantastic follow-up to Big Nate Strikes Again and its predecessor, Big Nate: In a Class by Himself. (Ages 9-12)


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Herbert Hoover


The American Presidents Series
William E. Leuchtenburg
Publisher: Times Books, January 06, 2009
Review: Catapulted into national politics by his campaigns to feed Europe during and after World War I, Herbert Hoover exemplified the economic optimism of the 1920s. As president, however, Hoover was sorely tested by America’s first crisis of the twentieth century: the Great Depression.
Renowned New Deal historian William E. Leuchtenburg demonstrates how Hoover was blinkered by his distrust of government and the benefits of volunteerism. Even after he was routed from office by Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932, Hoover remained a vocal critic of the New Deal and big government until the end of his life.
Leuchtenburg offers a frank, thoughtful portrait of Hoover’s policies and legacy in the face of one of the darkest periods of American history.


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Men at War



Bill Fawcett
Publisher: Putnam Berkley Pub. Group, December 01, 2009
Review: From Waterloo to Gettysburg to D-Day, history’s most momentous battles have been recounted on a grand scale. Offering a fresh perspective—the point of view of the average soldier—Bill Fawcett’s Men at War is filled with thrilling and intimate accounts of engagements that changed the course of world history. While over two thousand years weapons and tactics have changed, it is always the soldier who fights the battles, whether it’s a Roman Legionnaire, a British doughboy or an American dogface. Taking us through history’s great battles—the Third Crusade under Richard Lionheart, the Americans at Ardennes, the Marines at Chosin and beyond—these ordinary soldiers serve as eyewitnesses to the incomparable experience of intense combat.


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Women Food and God


An Unexpected Path to Almost Everything
Geneen Roth
Publisher: Scribner/Simon & Schuster, March 02, 2010
Review: Like so many women, you probably spend an inordinate amount of time worrying about food. Since adolescence, Geneen Roth has gained and lost more than a thousand pounds; and she knows all too well that how you eat tells all.
Roth’s bestseller, When Food is Love, explored her struggles with compulsive eating; how she would try to fix, deprive and shame herself into losing weight. But then she began to trust her body and to question certain views. In Women Food and God, Roth contends that the way we eat is inseparable from our core beliefs. With humor and great compassion, she shows how to discover your relationship with food, knowing from her own experience that it is the doorway to personal fulfillment…and satisfying weight loss.


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New York



Edward Rutherfurd
Publisher: Doubleday & Co. Inc. Div Random House, November 10, 2009
Review: From bestselling author Edward Rutherfurd comes a brilliant work of historical fiction that traces the story of New York from its founding to today. A masterful blend of painstaking research and page-turning action, this multigenerational tale follows the intertwined fates of characters rich and poor, black and white, native and immigrant as they helped the city grow from a small but important Dutch colony into the world’s greatest metropolis.
Treating us to front-row views of the chaos of the Revolutionary War, the slave riots of the 19th century, the excesses of the Gilded Age, the trials of World War II, the pain of 9/11 and more, this is an epoch in the finest sense of the word. New York will leave you breathless.


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Crossing the Lion


A Reigning Cats and Dogs Mystery
Cynthia Baxter
Publisher: Bantam Dell Pub Group, Div Random House, August 31, 2010
Review: Crossing the Lion finds Jessica Popper still basking in newly-wedded bliss when her neighbors ask her to investigate the suspicious death of their friend, corporate kingpin Linus Merrywood. On Solitude Island, the Merrywoods have enjoyed the lion's share of wealth for generations. But the victim’s gothic manse—built with locked turrets, moving walls and secret passageways—makes Jessica feel like she’s in a game of Clue!
Surrounded by Merrywood’s greedy adult children, creepy butler, sexy assistant and Jess' least favorite police detective—as well as a raging storm outside—things are looking dire. Can Jess navigate a family steeped in secrets to find a killer who’s fiercely determined to protect the biggest family secret of all?


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Song of Alaska-#3
Tracie Peterson
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, August 01, 2010
Review: Britta left Sitka to forget the love of her life. Upon her return, Yuri is gone, but, due to tragic circumstances, she finds herself caring for Yuri’s children, her life intertwining with the man she wants to forget.


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Darius Jones



Mary B. Morrison
Publisher: Kensington Books, July 27, 2010
Review: New York Times bestselling author Mary B. Morrison brings readers back into the world of basketball star Darius Jones. He has it all. But when a tragic accident turns his world upside down, he’ll have to fight to get back on top of his game.
Darius may soon become the league’s most valuable player, he’s crazy in love with his wife, Fancy, and his relationship with his parents has never been better. Then a drunk driver slams into his car, leaving Fancy in a coma with a slim chance of surviving. Right away, Ashlee Anderson, the mother of his son, files for custody, claiming his demanding schedule and emotional tragedy make him unfit. Now a heartbroken Darius struggles to balance keeping his head in the game, sitting by his wife’s side and winning back his son. But when a stalker groupie convinces him to escape his sorrows for just one night, he doesn’t realize his sexiest fan has more in store for her obsession, and that she’ll do whatever it takes to ensure Darius becomes her man—and that Fancy leaves the hospital in a coffin....
With his life quickly unraveling, Darius must put everything on the line to right all the wrongs and prevent one moment of weakness from becoming a lifetime of pain.


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William McKinley


The American Presidents Series
Kevin Phillips
Publisher: Henry Holt & Co., Inc., October 01, 2003
Review: Phillips reconsiders the life and achievements of our 25th president. One of America’s most successful, if least appreciated executives, McKinley was ultimately overshadowed by his successor Teddy Roosevelt.


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Red Rain



Bruce Murkoff
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, July 06, 2010
Review: Sickened by his role in the wars against the Indians, Will Harp returns home to the Hudson Valley in 1864, hoping to find peace even as the Civil War rages. For others, these are heady days: Harry Grieves is a business buccaneer; already the owner of much of the town of Rondout and he wants to own yet more. Irish immigrant Mickey Blessing is his brutally efficient enforcer. Jane is the young woman hoping against hope that the man she loves hasn’t become a casualty of war.
Bruce Murkoff’s Red Rain chronicles the plight of these adventurers, all brought together by chance and circumstance. When Will discovers the bones of a mastodon on a nearby farm, it sets in motion a chain of events that puts their fates in jeopardy


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It's All Greek To Me



Charlotte Higgins
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, March 09, 2010
Review: In order to understand the modern Western world, we need to look back to the Greeks. The way we think about ethics, the nature of beauty and truth, mortality and our place in the universe are all derived from Greek philosophy. Charlotte Higgins’ It’s All Greek to Me is an insightful tour through the world of the ancient Greeks, packed with useful facts including a timeline, a crash course in mythology, a guide to Homer’s epics and a helpful map spanning Lemnos to Lesbos.
Why are some laws considered “Draconian”? What is an “Achilles’ heel”? Why were Spartans spartan? Higgins provides answers to these burning questions as her book unlocks the richness of a fascinating culture that continues to wield influence upon our own.


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Against All Things Ending


The Last Chronicles of Thomas Covenant #3
Stephen R. Donaldson
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr of Penguin Putnam, June 01, 2010
Review: Since 1977, Stephen R. Donaldson’s breathtaking saga of Thomas Covenant has captured the imaginations of readers around the world with a richness of worldbuilding, depth of characterization and scope of storytelling rarely seen in fantastic fiction. Now, in Against All Things Ending, third in the Last Chronicles tetralogy, and penultimate book of the entire series, the arduous yet unswerving struggle of Thomas Covenant and Linden Avery against Lord Foul begins to bear fruit.
Harnessing all the power entrusted to her, Linden Avery, the Chosen, has committed an act of Desecration: She has brought Thomas Covenant back from the dead. Only he, she is sure, can accomplish the Dark Lord’s destruction.
But to her dismay, Covenant has returned diminished, his mind in shatters, his leprosy renewed. Of far greater consequence, his resurrection has roused the dread Worm of the World’s End. After all she has endured, after every trial and battle, Linden’s choices have brought only calamity. And so, with scant days remaining to the Earth, she must bear as much of the cost as her flesh can endure. She must continue to fight—to save her son, Jeremiah, and the Land she loves—against all things ending....


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Wicked Appetite



Janet Evanovich
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, September 14, 2010
Review: What does Diesel get up to when he’s not hanging out with Stephanie Plum? Bestselling author Janet Evanovich gives us a hint with Wicked Appetite, book one of a magical new series!
Welcome to Marblehead, Massachusetts, where Elizabeth “Lizzy” Tucker, master cupcake baker and descendant of witches, lives in the 18th-century saltbox she inherited from her mysterious Great Aunt Ophelia. Life is pleasantly predictable for Lizzy…up early to bake the cupcakes, home early to test new recipes. Until two men show up in quick succession—tall, black-haired, ghostly pale Wulf and tall, blond, beach-tanned Diesel—each wanting what Lizzy has: knowledge. Seems that Lizzy unknowingly possesses the ability to find “empowered objects.” And a collection of stones representing the seven deadly sins needs finding. These stones, if brought together, have the power to unleash hell on earth. Wulf wants them, Diesel wants to stop him and Lizzy is the key to it all.
With two sexy, scary men, a possibly psychic one-eyed cat and a bad-mannered monkey named Carl to contend with—not to mention spells gone awry, cupcakes to bake and sudden wickedly powerful desires to fight—Lizzy’s life threatens to spin out of control!


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Death of a Chimney Sweep


A Hamish Macbeth Mystery
M.C. Beaton
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, February 25, 2011
Review: Death of a Chimney Sweep by M.C. Beaton carries us to the remote villages of the Scottish highlands, where residents still rely on the services of the itinerant sweep and his old-fashioned brushes. Pete Ray makes extra money by kissing brides for luck, but now his luck has run out. When police constable Hamish Macbeth finds the body of Captain Henry Davenport stuffed inside a chimney, Pete is discovered dead on the moors, the casualty of a motorcycle crash…or so it appears.
Hamish is certain that whoever killed Davenport killed Pete, too, a set up to make Pete look like the culprit. Pete may have been awash in soot, but Davenport wasn’t squeaky clean himself. As Hamish investigates, he uncovers dirty business far blacker than a flue.


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The Shining



Stephen King
Publisher: Doubleday & Co Inc, January 01, 1977
Review: Originally published in 1977, The Shining quickly became a benchmark in King’s literary career, and stands today as an icon of modern horror.
After a violent outburst cost him his teaching position, recovering alcoholic Jack Torrance thinks he’s found the perfect job. Caretaking a remote mountain resort over the winter should give him the peace and quiet he needs to write. There’s one caveat: once it snows, he and his family will be cut off from the outside world. Bundling up his loyal wife and their uniquely gifted son, he arrives at the Overlook Hotel in Colorado, unaware of its malevolent history. Only young Danny senses the pervasive evil that seeps from its walls...and that it will reach out to snare them all.


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World in the Balance


The Historic Quest for an Absolute System of Measurement
Robert P. Crease
Publisher: W.W. Norton & Co, October 24, 2011
Review: Millions of transactions each day depend on a reliable network of weights and measures. This network has been called a greater invention than the steam engine, comparable only to the printing press. In World in the Balance, Robert P. Crease tells the story of the invention of a global network of weights, scales and instruments for measurement.
Crease traces the evolution of this international system, from the use of flutes to measure distance in ancient China and figurines to weigh gold in West Africa to the creation of the French metric and British imperial systems (the former prevailed, with the United States one of three holdout nations). Crease also charts the efforts of modern-day scientists to define units of measure in terms of physical constants to create an “absolute” system. Into this captivating history Crease weaves stories of colorful individuals, including Thomas Jefferson, an advocate of the metric system, and American philosopher Charles S. Peirce, the first to tie the meter to the wavelength of light.
Tracing the dynamic struggle for ultimate precision, World in the Balance demonstrates that measurement is both stranger and more integral to our lives than we ever suspected.


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A Beautiful Friendship



David Weber
Publisher: Baen Books, October 01, 2011
Review: With A Beautiful Friendship, David Weber delivers the first entry in a teen series featuring the founder of a pioneering family destined to lead the fight for humanity’s freedom in a dangerous galaxy.
Twelve-year-old Stephanie Harrington hates being confined inside her family’s compound on the frontier planet Sphinx, a wilderness world populated by dangerous animals that could easily tear a human to pieces. She’s determined to make discoveries—and the biggest discovery of all is an intelligent alien species called treecats.
Resembling a cross between a bobcat and a lemur (but with six legs and much more deadly claws), treecats are also telepathic, able to bond with gifted humans such as the genetically-enhanced Stephanie. But Stephanie’s find, and her first-of-its-kind bond with a treecat, brings on a torrent of danger. Highly-placed enemies with galactic-sized wealth at stake are determined to ensure that Sphinx remains entirely in human hands—even if it means the extermination of another thinking species. Stephanie and Lionheart are about to undergo the greatest test two alien species can ever face together: how to survive first contact and win a future with liberty and justice for all!


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Auto Repair For Dummies®, 2nd Edition



Deanna Sclar
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., November 01, 2008
Review: Save money on car repairs and maintenance with this extensively updated edition of the top-selling auto repair guide in America. Perfect for new or would-be DIY mechanics, Auto Repair For Dummies®, 2nd Edition, by Deanna Sclar gives you the confidence and know-how to keep your vehicle in tip-top shape. All the essential systems are covered in turn, from the fuel system and the electrical system to the brakes, the steering and the suspension—with clear illustrations that take the guesswork out of the equation. Problem with a leak in the cooling system? Need to replace your headlights? Confused about how to check your transmission fluid? Does your car have trouble starting up? With this book, the answers are only a page away.


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El mago


la extraordinaria vida de Paulo Coelho
Fernando Morais
Publisher: HarperCollins, December 09, 2008
Review: Fruto de una profunda investigacion, que incluyo no solo entrevistas sino tambien acceso a los diarios personales de Paulo Coelho (donde desde pequeno el escritor fue plasmando todos sus pensamientos), esta biografia recrea la trayectoria de un hombre complejo, lleno de luces y de sombras, que ha vivido por y para su vocacion literaria —y que tiene mas de un fantasma guardado en el armario. Un relato intenso y sorprendente, El mago narra una historia real, pero tan extraordinaria que ni los guionistas mas creativos podrian haberla imaginado. Sin duda, se convertira en un texto de referencia para conocer a fondo la vida y obra del afamado autor. Usted la leera fascinado, como si se tratara de una obra de ficcion. 702 paginas.


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Moon 3-D



Jim Bell
Publisher: Sterling Publishing, June 01, 2009
Review: Much of our knowledge of the Moon comes from the images returned by lunar probes as well as the Apollo astronauts. Moon 3-D literally adds a new dimension to our enjoyment of Luna. The book features 120 stunning 3-D and full-color photographs, allowing us to see the rocks, craters and landscapes of the Moon as if they were actually there right in front of us. (A foldout flap with embedded 3-D viewer makes it easy to enjoy these special images.) One 3-D shot shows the lunar roving vehicle in action; another shows a close-up of the lunar soil. The book is prefaced by a series of brief essays detailing the history and future of lunar exploration.
Moon 3-D provides a virtual simulation of the lunar environment in a wholly unique way. “The next best thing to standing on the Moon.”—Buzz Aldrin, Apollo 11 astronaut


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Naamah's Kiss



Jacqueline Carey
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, June 24, 2009
Review: In Naamah’s Kiss, bestselling author Jacqueline Carey introduces a heroine who is quite the opposite—in all ways but sensuality—of Phedre no Delaunay.
A child of the Maghuin Dhonn, the oldest tribe in Alba, Moirin possesses small gifts of magic, like the ability to conceal herself in twilight and to coax plants to grow. But she is also a child of golden Terre d’Ange: the blood of Queen Sidonie flows in her veins, and her father, a D’Angeline priest, served Naamah, the mysterious goddess of desire—one of the unfamiliar gods who have visited Moirin’s dreams ever since childhood. Raised in the wilderness by her reclusive mother, Moirin does not know the significance of the bright lady, or the man with a seedling sprouting from his palm.
But she knows that her people’s guiding Spirit expects great things of her. And the promise of a grand, if unknown, destiny will lead her beyond the ocean...to Terre d’Ange and a circle of demon-raisers and the court of the ravishing Queen Jehanne. And to distant Ch’in, where Moirin’s gifts will be put to the test by the vengeful plans of an ambitious mage, a noble warrior princess desperate to save her father’s throne and the spirit of a celestial dragon....


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Forever Rumpole


The Best of the Rumpole Stories
John Mortimer
Publisher: Viking Penguin, November 10, 2011
Review: With his curmudgeonly wit, his fondness for cheap cigars and inexpensive wines, his legendary courtroom skills and his stubborn refusal to ever enter a guilty plea, Horace Rumpole lives alongside Sherlock Holmes, Jeeves and Miss Marple as one of the immortal characters of English fiction.
Forever Rumpole brings together 14 of Rumpole’s most entertaining adventures, including a fragment of the novel that author John Mortimer had been writing when he passed away in 2009. Showcasing the very best tales of the crusty barrister and his formidable wife, Hildy (a.k.a. She Who Must Be Obeyed), this collection is a smart, witty and hilarious treat. It’s a fitting tribute to an indelible character and his remarkable creator.


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The Weird Sisters



Eleanor Brown
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group, February 17, 2011
Review: Heralding the arrival of a major new talent, The Weird Sisters by Eleanor Brown is a winsome novel about sibling rivalry, the power of books and the places we decide to call home.
James Andreas loves books. A Shakespearean professor, he even named his daughters after three of the Bard’s most famous characters. Unfortunately, all three inherited those characters’ failures along with their strengths.
Now, after years apart, the bewitching sisters have come back home, partly because their mother is ill, but mostly because their lives are falling apart. Problem is, though they may love each other, they don’t really like each other. It’s a recipe for disaster…but then again, being stuck together might be just what they need the most.


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I Am Hutterite



Mary-Ann Kirkby
Publisher: Thomas Nelson Inc., May 04, 2010
Review: I Am Hutterite takes readers into the heart of the little-known Hutterite colony in southern Manitoba where Mary-Ann Kirkby spent her childhood.
When she was 10 years old, Mary-Ann’s parents packed up their seven children and left the colony to start a new life. Overnight, they were thrust into a world they didn’t understand and that didn’t understand them. Mary-Ann had never tasted macaroni and cheese, ridden a bike or heard of Walt Disney. She and her family were forced to deny their heritage to fit in. With great humor, Mary-Ann describes how she adapted to popular culture and honestly discusses her family’s deep sense of loss.
I Am Hutterite unveils a rich culture, giving us a rare portrait of an extraordinary way of life.


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The Art of Happiness in a Troubled World



His Holiness the Dalai Lama
Publisher: Doubleday Broadway Pub/Div. Random Hous, October 06, 2009
Review: Can we find happiness and meaning in our lives when the world seems like such an unhappy place? The Art of Happiness in a Troubled World addresses this question while realistically dealing with impermanence, violence and the seeming decay of civil liberties and social harmony.
This inspirational sequel to The Art of Happiness, a unique collaboration between His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Howard C. Cutler, M.D., provides a practical application of Tibetan Buddhist spiritual values to the stressful and demanding world of today. As always, the Dalai Lama is the voice of reason and compassion, while Dr. Cutler asks thoughtful, probing questions.
The result is both optimistic and realistic, even in the midst of these challenging times.


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El gran libro de los chistes



Julio Cesar Parissi
Publisher: Grupo Ilhsa SA, May 01, 2008
Review: ?Desea conocer lo mejor del humor negro o erotico? Aqui esta. ?O los mejores chistes sobre los locos, los borrachos, los matrimonios o los gallegos? Tambien aqui los hallara. ?Ha dado con el libro que buscaba para divertirse y divertir a los demas, en grande! En esta amena coleccion, realzada con caricaturas de Julio Cesar Parissi, el reconocido dibujante y escritor ha recopilado miles de chistes que son “parte del acervo popular”, aunque muchos hayan partido de creaciones de humoristas profesionales, incluido el propio editor.


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Dead in Dixie



Charlaine Harris
Publisher: Ace Books Inc./Imp of Putnam Berkle, April 29, 2003
Review: Catch up with Charlaine Harris' first three Sookie Stackhouse novels, and the basis of the HBO hit series, True Blood. This new SFBC edition of Dead in Dixie features an exclusive introduction by the author and includes a “Sliver of Night” ribbon bookmark!
Dead Until Dark: Louisiana cocktail waitress Sookie Stackhouse can read minds, which makes people...uncomfortable. Then along comes Bill—and Sookie can’t hear a word he’s thinking. That’s because Bill is a vampire who runs with other undead. So when one of her coworkers is killed, Sookie fears she’s next....
Living Dead in Dallas: First, Sookie finds a body in her car. Then a beastly creature gives her a poisonous lashing. Luckily, the vampires save her life. That means she can’t refuse when one of them asks her to travel to Dallas and use her telepathic abilities to find a missing bloodsucker.
Club Dead: Sookie’s undead boyfriend, Bill, is on a secret assignment and only his sinister and sexy boss Eric knows where to find him. Resigned, Sookie heads for Jackson, Mississippi, to mingle with the uber-underworld at Club Dead. When she finally finds Bill—in an act of serious betrayal—she’s not sure whether to save him…or sharpen some stakes.


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Untamed



P.C. Cast
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, September 23, 2008
Review: Poor Zoey Redbird. Untamed, the spellbinding fourth House of Night page-turner, opens to find Zoey’s gone from having three boyfriends to none, and from having a close group of friends who trusted and supported her to being a lonely outcast—all in just one week. Let’s face it, life’s no fun when your friends are mad at you. Speaking of friends, Zoey does have two left, but they’re undead and unMarked. And now Neferet has gone and declared war on humans, which Zoey knows in her heart is terribly wrong. But will anyone listen to her? Zoey’s adventures at Vampyre finishing school take a wild and dangerous turn as loyalties are tested, shocking true intentions come to light and an ancient evil is awakened.


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A Glorious Army



Jeffry Wert
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, April 19, 2011
Review: Review by William C. Davis
Was there ever such an army in America or anywhere else? The victories of the Army of Northern Virginia in the year from June 1862 through May 1863, most of them against superior numbers, are among the most storied in all of military history. The characters who emerged from those ranks that year to take places in the pantheon of military greats is unparalleled in any other conflict: Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson, A. P. Hill, James Longstreet, John Bell Hood, John Pelham and, of course, Robert E. Lee. In victory after victory, from the Seven Days, through Second Manassas, Cedar Mountain, Antietam [a Confederate victory on the field, though not the campaign], Fredericksburg and, above all, Chancellorsville, Lee and his army took the battle to their enemies and beat them. No wonder that in May 1863, after Chancellorsville, Lee told Hood that “there never were such men in an army before.” To him as to the Confederacy, they had become all but invincible gods of war.
The story of that year in the life of this army has often been told before in works treating of its entire history. But the army of June 1862-July 1863 was a very different body of men from the army of 1863-1865. Jeffry D. Wert, author of a dozen acclaimed works on the Civil War, takes a discrete look just at that year—14 months actually—in his newest book A Glorious Army: Robert E. Lee's Triumph, 1862-1863. His goal is not to rehash tactics and movements afresh, for all of the engagements of that period have been the objects of multiple fine studies in their own right.
Rather, Wert examines the overall planning and strategy that governed Lee’s mindset, the development of his leadership, and the growing acquaintance and mutual confidence between the commander and the army that he took over virtually in the midst of battle. Using primarily letters and diaries of the commanders and their men, his aim is to provide the viewpoint of the moment rather than the backward recollection of later years. Wert’s judgments on men and moments are good, often provoking, and always interesting. For instance, James Longstreet, the commander of the I Corps, has been the focus of controversy for 150 years, and Wert sides solidly with him, as would be expected since Wert himself wrote the finest biography of Longstreet.
Lee emerges over all, of course, as he always does, and Wert neatly encapsulates what must always be the conclusion of those who study the man and his first year in command when he says: “Lee and the Army of Northern Virginia recast the war’s direction.” More than that, perhaps, Lee and his army recast the nature of 19th-century warfare itself. For all who study the great gray chieftain, A Glorious Army will reinforce old admiration and stimulate new appreciation.


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Price's Lost Campaign


The 1864 Invasion of Missouri
Mark A. Lause
Publisher: University Of Missouri Press, October 01, 2011
Review: Review by William C. Davis
The Civil War in Missouri was about as nasty as it could get. Families were ripped apart. Whole counties were depopulated as a result of Confederate guerrilla depredations and Federal crackdowns on disloyal elements. My own great-great-great-grandfather Nicholas Hutchens was one of only three men in his part of Jackson County who remained loyal to the Union, and when a Confederate army led by General Sterling Price invaded the state and marched all the way to the Missouri River and the site of Kansas City, Hutchens and other loyal men had to go into the fortified garrison in Independence for security, leaving their homes virtually at the mercy of the invaders.
Nicholas Hutchens’ story is a small one and you won’t find it in Mark A. Lause’s outstanding new book, Price’s Lost Campaign: The 1864 Invasion of Missouri, but there are innumerable others that show in far more detail and drama just what it was like for Union and Confederate sympathizers alike when “Old Pap” Price made a last desperate bid to take Missouri from the Yankees.
It may not be exactly a forgotten campaign, but it is remembered in the main only by some historians, and the people who still live where Price’s gray-clad legions passed. In August 1864, hoping to take Missouri and at the same time relieve pressure on Confederate forces in Georgia and Virginia, Price, a former governor of Missouri, launched his invasion out of Arkansas with 12,000 cavalrymen, who would be joined by a few thousand rag-tag guerrillas and partisans nominally loyal to the South, but in fact largely out for plunder. Price originally hoped to take supply-rich St. Louis, but was forced to shift northwest toward Westport, where Kansas City sprawls today. He met the Federals in action several times, while the guerrillas took advantage of the opportunity to commit virtual war crimes like the murder of unarmed soldiers at Centralia. By October 21, Price had taken Independence (forcing great-great-great-grandfather Hutchens to get out of town), but finally converging Federal forces confronted Price at Westport, where they fought the second-largest cavalry action of the entire war. Its outcome decided the fate of Missouri in the war, and had a substantial impact on the presidential election just days later.
Mark Lause has performed a magnificent feat of research, as attested in his footnotes, which themselves often make great reading as he lays out the evolution of his conclusions. Never before has anyone applied this degree of work and thought to this great western campaign, and surely Price’s Lost Campaign instantly becomes definitive. More than that, it provides a wonderful assessment of Missouri in the years of peace that followed, showing the effects of the campaign on participants and observers in the years that followed. It would be difficult to overpraise this book’s contribution to the literature of the Civil War.


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Eat This, Not That!


Thousands of Simple Food Swaps That Can Save You 10, 20, 30 Pounds—or More!
David Zinczenko
Publisher: Rodale Press, Inc., December 10, 2007
Review: Ready to enter the battle of the bulge fully armed? Feast your eyes on Eat This, Not That! a fantastically practical guide to eating healthier.
Health experts David Zinczenko—author of Abs Diet—and Matt Goulding know that even people who want to lose weight live in the real world and eat real food. So from fast-food chains to the frozen-food aisle, they show which items to avoid and which to eat instead. Save hundreds of calories just by replacing McDonald’s® Hotcakes with an Egg McMuffin™...get more vitamins by spicing up your food with red peppers instead of green...learn what not to eat at Pizza Hut®, Krispy Kreme, Burger King® and more.
It’s a terrific way to learn to eat what you want and make healthier choices while doing it!


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Mini Shopaholic



Sophie Kinsella
Publisher: The Dial Press, September 21, 2010
Review: Hide your credit cards! Sophie Kinsella’s Mini Shopaholic presents a new force to be reckoned with….
Becky and Luke, her hunky entrepreneur husband, are still living with her parents while waiting for their new home to be ready—and two-year-old Minnie isn’t making things easier. A budding shopper, her favorite new word is “MINE,” shouted at levels that have everyone on edge. Even worse, a financial crisis has got Becky’s personal shopping clientele, gasp, wearing things twice. As always, Becky rises to the occasion. It won’t be easy but she plans to make Luke’s surprise birthday party on a budget. Her biggest challenge, though, is getting him to agree to a second baby knowing the risk: another mini chip off the old shopping block.


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Never Give Up!


Relentless Determination to Overcome Life's Challenges
Joyce Meyer
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, April 01, 2009
Review: In Never Give Up!, Joyce Meyer assures you that God didn’t anoint you with the power of the Holy Spirit to be a quitter. And Joyce is well-qualified when it comes to never giving up. She overcame an abusive childhood, a bad marriage and extremely limited opportunities to become one of the most popular author/speakers in the world. If anyone knows how to hold on to a dream and realize it, it's Joyce.
Never Give Up! is packed with true-life examples of people who pursued their goals relentlessly. You’ll meet nearly 50 individuals who prevailed against all odds—and emerged victorious. From the builder of the Brooklyn Bridge to the inventers of Post-It notes, you’ll meet people like African-American Bessie Coleman, who had to go to flight school in Paris to learn to fly. But she did, and became the first woman in America to earn her pilot’s license in 1920.
No matter what you have to overcome, make the decision that you are never going to give up! If you do what God tells you to do, no person, no disability nor your past will keep you from success. Don’t miss the new beginning God planned for you. There’s no way you can fail if you’re determined to do what God calls you to do. Never give up!


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Kill Me If You Can



James Patterson
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, August 29, 2011
Review: Matthew Bannon is a struggling art student living in New York City when he hits the proverbial jackpot during a bizarre, chaotic attack at Grand Central Station; he finds an abandoned duffel bag filled with diamonds. Plans for a worry-free life with his gorgeous girlfriend, Katherine, fill Matt’s thoughts.Too bad he didn’t pay more attention to the voice in the back of his head warning that whoever lost the diamonds just might want them back….
The world’s greatest assassin, The Ghost, has pulled off his greatest hit with the murder of Walter Zelvas, a top member of the international Diamond Syndicate. But the diamonds he was supposed to retrieve from Zelvas are nowhere to be found. The Ghost doesn’t like to be bested, ever. With vengeance on his mind, The Ghost picks up Matt’s trail, unaware that he shares it with a rival assassin who would like nothing more than to make him disappear forever.
There’s good reason that James Patterson is considered “America’s #1 storyteller” (Forbes). Kill Me If You Can is a high-speed, high-stakes, winner-take-all thrill ride fueled by pure adrenaline that keeps you going right up until the breathtaking end.


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Bodily Harm



Robert Dugoni
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, May 25, 2010
Review: If the first chapter of Bodily Harm doesn’t get your pulse racing, nothing will! Robert Dugoni’s new thrill ride marks the return of attorney David Sloane, who is feeling uneasy about his recent courtroom win. From the beginning, the case didn’t feel right. And then, just prior to hearing the verdict that found a respected pediatrician guilty of malpractice in the death of a young boy, a disheveled young man tried to tell Sloane that he, a toy designer, was the one responsible. After, Sloane’s futile search for the informer leads him to the multi-billion-dollar toy manufacturing industry, where he learns one company’s agenda has nothing to do with child’s play. Can Sloane dodge a hired gun as he tries to exonerate an innocent man?


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Mysterio's Encyclopedia of Magic and Conjuring


A Complete Compendium of Astonishing Illusions
Gabe Fajuri
Publisher: Quirk Productions, November 19, 2008
Review: Pick a page—any page! The illustrious, illusory world of magic is at your fingertips thanks to Gabe Fajuri’s Mysterio’s Encyclopedia of Magic and Conjuring, an indispensable guide for mages, charlatans and wizards of all stripes. Whether you’re looking to dazzle friends at a cocktail party, or terrify enemies with startling feats of telepathy, this book’s got hundreds of tricks that will fit snugly up your sleeve….
When a stranger sneezes, why say “Gesundheit” when you can delight them with nifty handkerchief tricks? Who can get down about the economy when you’re wowing the crowd with incredible money magic! From coolly calculated card tricks to magic using ropes and silk, there’s a spectacle here for every taste.


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Set Free to Live Free


Breaking Through the 7 Lies Women Tell Themselves
Saundra Dalton-Smith, M.D.
Publisher: Baker Books - Subrights Mgr, May 01, 2011
Review: Imagine a life where possibility abounds and fear and insecurities can’t cripple your dreams. Many women can’t, but you don’t have to be one of them! Medical doctor Saundra Dalton-Smith discovered that women feel like they’re stagnating in their lives because of seven lies they tell themselves, which take root in their souls. It all became clear during a consultation with a patient her same age, also married with two small children, but not allowing herself to become fulfilled. Saundra devised her freedom prescription to help this woman and others like her, and she maps out a plan for your happiness, too! Through her inspirational writing and relatable case studies, you’ll find the empowerment you need to make your dreams come true!


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Colonial New England on 5 Shillings a Day



Bill Scheller
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Inc., September 01, 2010
Review: While historians tend to focus on big-picture events, it’s often the details of everyday life that make the pursuit of history so intriguing. In Colonial New England on 5 Shillings a Day, Bill Scheller takes us on a rich time-traveler’s tour of Yankeedom’s cities and hamlets, highways and byways, customs and quirks in the decade before the American Revolution. Along the way, he answers a host of intriguing questions as he paints an intimate portrait of life in the northern colonies. Where does one find a room for the night (and, how many other travelers might be sharing your bed)? How much should you expect to pay silversmith Paul Revere for a teapot or a set of spoons? Who serves the best fried clams on the Connecticut coast? When you settle into the chimney corner in a Hartford tavern, what newspaper will you likely read?
This lively, carefully researched guide will be an invaluable resource as you roam the post roads and village streets of a world nearly 250 years distant from our own, vastly different yet somehow as familiar as a sharp-steepled meetinghouse on a village green, a hearty greeting at a country inn, or a bowl of clam chowder.


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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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Eat This, Not That!® 2012



David Zinczenko
Publisher: Rodale Press, Inc., September 13, 2011
Review: With an angry food industry hot on their heels and a ravenous fan base clamoring for more, Zinczenko and Goulding once again redefine the American food landscape with the latest in the bestselling Eat This, Not That! series. Featuring up-to-the-minute information on the ever-changing array of supermarket and restaurant offerings, Eat This, Not That! 2012 reveals the shocking calorie counts, mind-bending sugar and fat loads and deceptive advertising and marketing techniques that are making America fat—and gives you the information you need to fight back. Packed with cool tips, industry secrets and essential nutrition knowledge, Eat This, Not That! 2012 is a must-have for anyone who cares about what they eat—and how they look.


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To the Bitter End



Rolf Hinze
Publisher: Casemate Publisher & Book Dist., May 01, 2010
Review: Few authors are better qualified to write about World War II’s Eastern Front than Rolf Hinze, who served near Stalingrad and in Kharkov, was wounded five times and was a Russian POW for three years. In To the Bitter End, Hinze offers a penetrating account of the climactic battles of the German forces in Slovakia, the Carpathians, parts of Poland, Silesia and Saxony, from autumn 1944 until the end of the war.
Hinze offers gripping detail on the battle for the Vistula bridgeheads, the epic siege of Breslau, and the final desperate actions around Bautzen and Dresden. Filled with battle maps, archival photos and comprehensive orders-of-battle, his account captures with vivid immediacy one of World War II’s most desperate phases.


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Bernie Wrightson's Frankenstein




Publisher: Dark Horse Comics, Inc., November 05, 2008
Review: Those who know comic books know the name Bernie Wrightson. A co-creator of Swamp Thing and the character Destiny (made famous by Neil Gaiman) and an artist who illustrated both DC and Marvel comic books, Wrightson achieved universal acclaim with his illustrated edition of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley’s Frankenstein in 1983.
Still considered one of the greatest achievements by any artist in the field, this beautiful new hardcover edition of Bernie Wrightson’s Frankenstein shows off the exquisitely detailed pen-and-ink drawings that the artist spent seven years to complete and includes the complete text of the original groundbreaking novel, with a special introduction by Stephen King. 47 b&w full-page illustrations. 9" x 12" format.


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Blood Promise


A Vampire Academy Novel (Book 4)
Richelle Mead
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA), August 25, 2009
Review: Richelle Mead’s Blood Promise is the fourth thrilling Vampire Academy novel.
The recent attack on St. Vladimir’s Academy devastated the entire Moroi world. And, for the few victims carried off by Strigoi, their fates are even worse. A rare tattoo now adorns Rose’s neck, a mark that says she’s killed many Strigoi. But only one victim matters…Dimitri Belikov. Rose must now choose one of two very different paths: honoring her vow to protect Lissa, her best friend, and the last surviving Dragomir princess or dropping out of the Academy to hunt down the man she loves. She’ll have to go to the ends of the earth to find Dimitri and keep the promise he begged her to make. But the question is, when the time comes, will he want to be saved?


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Physics for Dummies®



Steven Holzner
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., November 28, 2004
Review: This accessible introduction to physics begins with concepts of motion such as acceleration and velocity, before introducing everything from Newton’s laws to heat and temperature, electricity, magnetism and more. SC. 384pp. 2006.


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Seduce Me In Dreams



Jacquelyn Frank
Publisher: Ballantine Books Inc./Random House, March 22, 2011
Review: An elite soldier meets—literally—his fantasy woman in Seduce Me in Dreams, the first book in bestselling author Jacquelyn Frank’s futuristic new series.
When Commander Bronse Chapel of the Interplanetary Militia begins to dream about a seductively exotic brunette, he wants to dismiss it as being induced by lack of sleep, but his instincts say otherwise. He knows it’s something different…and far more dangerous.
Ravenna is the leader of the Chosen Ones, a group of people born with extraordinary powers. She doesn’t know what draws her to Bronse’s dreams, but she senses that he’s in jeopardy, and she knows she can help. Meeting in the flesh, they make an unstoppable team, but will that be enough when her enemies put them in their sights?


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Angel's Peak



Robyn Carr
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., January 26, 2010
Review: Fighter pilot Sean Riordan has the right stuff when he’s up in the wide blue yonder, but he sure crashed and burned with his former sweetheart, Franci Duncan. She wanted marriage and a family. He didn’t. And their bitter breakup is something he always regretted.
Now, four years later, a chance meeting near Virgin River gives Sean the chance to make amends, and the electricity is as overwhelming as ever. But that’s not the only thing that overwhelms him. As Robyn Carr’s Angel’s Peak unfolds, he learns the secret reason Franci left: Rosie, the daughter he never knew he had. Shocked, he vows to be a father to the young girl. But what about Franci? Can he convince her that he’s no longer an undependable kid, but a man she can count on?


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Aromas y deleite de la cocina del mundo


Lo mejor y mas completo del arte culinario internacional

Publisher: Arquetipo Grupo Editorial S.A., December 01, 2008
Review: Lujosamente ilustrado con fotos de alta calidad, este volumen presenta mas de 500 platos que, por su extraordinaria popularidad, se han ganado el estatus de “internacionales”. Entre ellos se encuentran las pastas y pizzas, tortillas espanolas y francesas, las paellas, las carnes adobadas, los helados, el sushi y otras exquisiteces, que dia a dia se preparan en cada rincon del planeta. El libro incluye ademas recomendaciones sobre procesos de coccion, notas aclaratorias y equivalencias de terminos culinarios. 8 5/8" x 11 15/16", 162 pags. Tapa dura


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Unbroken


A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption
Laura Hillenbrand
Publisher: Random House Inc., November 16, 2010
Review: On a May afternoon in 1943, an Army Air Force bomber crashed into the Pacific Ocean and disappeared, leaving only a spray of debris and a slick of oil, gasoline, and blood. Minutes later, the plane’s bombardier, twenty-six-year-old Lieutenant Louis Zamperini, surfaced. Bruised and battered, but alive, he summoned the strength to reach a life raft carrying several surviving crewmen. Just a month earlier, Zamperini had been a world-celebrated runner. He had competed in the Olympics at Berlin, where his athleticism had impressed Hitler, who made a point of shaking the young runner’s hand. Now, in the weeks that followed, Zamperini would face thirst and starvation, a floundering raft, hungry sharks, and enemy aircraft.
After forty-seven days, Zamperini was plucked from the water by the Japanese Navy. His once-athletic body had withered to less than one hundred pounds. For the next two years, he was held as a prisoner of war and subjected to appalling cruelty and living conditions at the hands of his captors. He was denied food and water, threatened with beheading, and used as a human guinea pig in medical experiments. His fate, whether triumph or tragedy, was suspended on the fraying wire of his will. A testament to the resilience of the human mind, body, and spirit, Unbroken brings Zamperini’s incredible story to life.
Lauren Hillenbrand, author of the New York Times bestseller Seabiscuit, spent seven years researching Zamperini’s story. She pored over thousands of documents—letters, diaries, essays, military reports and telegrams and conducted hundreds of interviews with people who knew Zamperini. Accounts from his friends, family members, Olympians, former POWs, and Japanese veterans provided her with the insight needed to craft an incisive, accurate portrait. “When I want to know what happened to me in Japan, I call Laura,” Zamperini once told friends. Extensive interviews with Zamperini yielded a treasure-trove of information about his life before, during, and after the war. “With every exchange, I was drawn more deeply into his story. By the end of my journey, Louie’s life was as familiar to me as my own,” states Hillenbrand.
As a child, Zamperini had been an incorrigible delinquent, breaking into houses, fighting, and running away from home. As a teenager, he channeled his defiance into running, discovering a prodigious talent that had carried him to the Berlin Olympics and within sight of the four-minute mile. But when World War II erupted, the athlete became an airman, embarking on a journey that led to his doomed flight, a tiny raft, and a drift into the unknown. Unbroken is the unforgettable and inspiring story of one man’s journey into extremity.


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