Venetia Kelly's Traveling Show



Frank Delaney
Publisher: Random House Inc., February 23, 2010
Review: From Frank Delaney, the bestselling author of Tipperary, comes Venetia Kelly’s Traveling Show, a spellbinding novel about an Irish lad’s voyage into manhood in early 20th-century Ireland.
While Ireland roils in the run-up to the national election of 1932, Ben MacCarthy and his father watch a vagabond variety show making a stop in the countryside. Mesmerized by the show’s beautiful headliner, Ben’s father makes a fateful decision: to abandon his family and set off on the road with Miss Venetia Kelly and her caravan. When Ben is sent by his mother to bring his father back, things take a turn when he, too, falls in love with the actress and finds himself hopelessly ensnared in the chaos of theater life, Irish politics and young love.


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Jade Man's Skin



Daniel Fox
Publisher: Del Rey, March 01, 2010
Review: Daniel Fox’s gorgeously composed, Asian-inspired fantasy trilogy, Moshui: The Books of Stone and Water, continues as Jade Man’s Skin deepens and expands the world first illuminated in Dragon in Chains.
Inside the Jade Empire, civil unrest has burst into civil war. With the once-chained dragon free to seek her revenge, the stakes for the Throne have grown ever higher—and more bloody. The players are drawn in closely now. A vicious pirate captain falls under the shadow of his past. A traitorous general hounds the deposed emperor even to his secret palace. The emperor's brilliant and ambitious concubine gathers an underground force of allies. And a slave boy, linked to the might of the raging dragon, may yet prove the dragon's undoing.


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Forever Blue


The True Story of Walter O'Malley, Baseball's Most Controversial Owner, and the Dodgers of Brooklyn and Los Angeles
Michael D'Antonio
Publisher: Riverhead Books, March 19, 2009
Review: Reviled in New York and beloved in Los Angeles, Walter O’Malley is the most controversial owner in the history of American sports—the man who moved the Brooklyn Dodgers to California. Using never-before-seen documents and candid interviews, Pulitzer Prize winner Michael D’Antonio finally reveals this complex sportsman. Forever Blue takes us from O’Malley’s birth into Tammany Hall connections to his accumulation of wealth during the Depression; from his maneuvering to take control of the Dodgers to the war of wills with Robert Moses that led to his uprooting the team; and finally, to his role ushering in the age of the player’s union and free agency.
Forever Blue is an intimate portrait of a man who changed America’s pastime forever.


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World War II Commanders



Ian Westwell
Publisher: Casemate Publisher & Book Dist., September 01, 2009
Review: World War II boasts a pantheon of great commanders unmatched in any conflict before or since. Part of an exciting new series, Ian Westwell’s World War II Commanders profiles the important military leaders in every arm of service, and every belligerent nation, that took part in the conflict. Beginning with an introductory overview of the various armed forces and the selection, training and roles of their commanders, this amply illustrated volume features concise career descriptions of approximately 180 individual commanders of all countries and alliances, military units and militias.
An essential reference for military enthusiasts, World War II Commanders is a fascinating top-down look at history’s most momentous conflict.


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Threading the Needle



Marie Bostwick
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corp., May 31, 2011
Review: Marie Bostwick continues her popular Cobbled Court quilting series with Threading the Needle, an illuminating tale of sisterhood.
With the economic downturn, Tessa’s apothecary shop in New Bern, Connecticut, has become as shaky as her marriage. To relieve the strain, Tessa signs up for a class at the Cobbled Court Quilt Shop, only to rediscover a childhood friend she thought she’d lost forever.
Madelyn was a wild child who married a man convicted of running a Ponzi scheme. She’s returned to New Bern seeking the means to transform her late grandmother’s cottage into an inn. As the two women relive old memories—and forge new ones—they realize it’s possible to start over, one stitch at a time, as long as you’re surrounded by friends.


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The Snow Angel



Glenn Beck
Publisher: Simon&Schuster Books For Young Chil, October 25, 2011
Review: A heartfelt holiday story of resilience and knowing that your family loves you no matter what from #1 New York Times bestselling author and popular radio/TV host Glenn Beck. Inspired by Beck’s novel of the same name, The Snow Angel delivers an important message: however far away your loved ones may be, there’s always an angel looking out for your well-being. Brandon Dorman, who illustrated the children’s version of The Christmas Sweater (which was a #1 New York Times bestseller in 2009) brings his wonderful sensibilities to Beck’s latest children’s book, with beautiful results. Thoughtful, uplifting and inspiring, this is a book the whole family will want to read together, season after season. (Ages 4-6)


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Why Sh*t Happens


The Science of a Really Bad Day
Peter J. Bentley
Publisher: Rodale Press, Inc., April 01, 2009
Review: We’ve all heard the expression cited in the title of Peter Bentley’s new book, but we may be less familiar with the scientific principles that lie behind various common mishaps. Amusing and informative, Why Sh*t Happens explains a range of everyday misfortunes in the light of modern science.
Bentley structures his book around the story of a very unlucky man. In the course of a single day, this fellow sleeps through his alarm clock, slips on his bathroom floor and cuts himself shaving...and that’s just the beginning! Each of the book’s nearly 40 chapters is focused on a specific type of misfortune and its scientific underpinnings. Why Sh*t Happens won’t prevent you from having bad days—but it will make them a lot more understandable.


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Awakening to the Spirit World


The Shamanic Path of Direct Revelation
Sandra Ingerman & Hank Wesselman, PHD
Publisher: Sounds True Inc., March 01, 2010
Review: In these modern times, practicing shamanism doesn’t mean you have to live in a rain forest or a desert. Thanks to a renaissance of shamanic spirituality, practitioners from all walks of life now use powerful indigenous techniques for healing, insight and spiritual growth.
With Awakening to the Spirit World, respected shamanic teachers Sandra Ingerman and Hank Wesselman bring together a circle of renowned Western shamanic elders to present a comprehensive manual for making these practices accessible and available in our daily lives. Included are: How the original practice of shamanism shaped the world’s spiritual traditions and why it is still relevant today; The art of the shamanic journey—a time-tested meditative method for experiencing important spiritual lessons and truths; Guidance for avoiding common pitfalls of shamanic practice; Instruction for working with your dreams, connecting to your spirit guides, healing yourself and your environment.
Awakening to the Spirit World, with its accompanying CD of drumming included in the back of the book, provides a body of sacred knowledge that contains the key with which to open your own visionary doorway into the sacred realm.


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A Whisper of Peace



Kim Vogel Sawyer
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, September 01, 2011
Review: Bestselling author Kim Vogel Sawyer’s A Whisper of Peace is a story of faith and family conflicts challenged by the search for true love.
Lizzie Dawson has been ostracized by her tribe because her father was a white man. She now lives by herself in the rugged mountains of Alaska, practicing the ways of her people even as she resides in the small cabin her father built for her mother. Her deepest heart’s desire is to reconcile with her grandparents to fulfill her mother’s dying request, and she is determined to carry out her mother’s wishes—but she has not yet found a way to bridge the gap that separates her from her tribe.
Clay Selby has always wanted to be like his father, a missionary who holds a great love for the native people and has brought many to God. Clay arrives in Alaska to set up a church and school among the Athabascans. He is totally focused on this goal, until he meets a young, independent Indian woman with the most striking blue eyes he’s ever seen.
But Lizzie is clearly not part of the tribe. And befriending her might have dire consequences for his mission. Will Clay be forced to choose between his desire to minister to the natives or the quiet urging of his heart?


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Love Finds You in Bridal Veil, Oregon



Miralee Ferrell
Publisher: Ellie Claire Gift & Paper Corp., June 16, 2011
Review: In Miralee Ferrell’s Love Finds You in Bridal Veil, Oregon, the newest novel in our Love Finds You series, a woman’s heart is torn between two loves.
Against the backdrop of breathtaking Bridal Veil Falls in an Oregon logging community, a schoolteacher must choose between a past love and the man who could be her future. Margaret Garvey promised her heart to Nathaniel Cooper the night he disappeared. Four years later, just as she’s giving love a second chance, a devastating secret is revealed and a man is murdered. Margaret risks her reputation by harboring two runaways who might be involved in the crime.
When Nathaniel suddenly returns and further disaster strikes, Margaret is faced with the most important choice of her life.


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Silent Mercy


A Novel
Linda Fairstein
Publisher: Dutton, Div. of Penguin Putnam, March 08, 2011
Review: In the middle of the night, prosecutor Alexandra Cooper is called to a church in Harlem, where the body of a young woman has been decapitated, set on fire and left burning on the steps. The only identifiable artifact is the imprint of a Star of David necklace seared into the victim's flesh. Was the fire meant to destroy this woman's body, or call attention to it? Days later, when a second corpse is found at a cathedral in Little Italy, Alex fears that someone else is bound to die.
In Linda Fairstein’s Silent Mercy, Alex mines the byzantine depths of Manhattan’s houses of worship to find a link between the victims. What she uncovers takes her far beyond the scope of her investigation—and into the path of terrible danger.


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Take Two


Above the Line Series
Karen Kingsbury
Publisher: Zondervan Pub Hse/Div Of Harper Col, June 23, 2009
Review: Karen Kingsbury’s Take Two, the second book in her bestselling Above the Line series, finds independent filmmakers Chase Ryan and Keith Ellison at the center of Hollywood’s rough and tumble game of wheeling and dealing. The two friends discover that all that glitters is not gold—and that success in Tinsel Town could cost them their relationships, their ideals and, most importantly, their self-respect.
Chase and Keith have completed their first feature film and Hollywood is buzzing with the news of the discovery of these two exciting new filmmakers. In the wake of that excitement, the fledgling producers acquire rights to a novel that has all the ingredients they want for their next project. At the same time, they cross paths with a well-connected Hollywood player who introduces them to the right people and suddenly every studio in town wants to talk to Chase and Keith.
The producers’ dreams are on the verge of coming true but there’s a price. Chase’s marriage is strained and Keith’s daughter, Andi, is making questionable choices in her quest for stardom. Their goal of truly changing the culture through the power of film is within their grasp—but is it worth the cost?


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The Lord's Prayer


Insight and Inspiration to Draw You Closer to Him
R. T. Kendall
Publisher: Baker Books - Subrights Mgr, March 10, 2010
Review: In The Lord’s Prayer, bestselling author and respected pastor R.T. Kendall mines the riches of the prayer Jesus gave us in His Sermon on the Mount.
No prayer is better known—or more misunderstood. Here, Dr. Kendall unlocks the transforming truths of what we now call the Lord’s Prayer. With wisdom and depth, he offers a thoughtful perspective on the life-changing revelations contained in each line of this amazing prayer including: Interpreting and praying in the will of God; The purpose of the Lord’s Prayer; When to pray the Lord’s Prayer; Misusing the Lord’s Prayer; Why pray at all and more.
You’ll come away with a model for prayer and a revolutionary way to pray effectively while drawing closer to our heavenly Father.


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Merciless



Mary Burton
Publisher: Zebra Books, February 01, 2011
Review: The bones are startlingly white and arranged on a picnic table with the skull mounted on top. When detective Malcolm Kier later learns the victim is an aspiring actress reported missing, he wants the guy who did this…bad. And he thinks “the guy” could be her doctor, James Dixon. The eminent plastic surgeon was recently acquitted of attempting to murder a prostitute thanks to a flawless defense mounted by Angie Carlson, aka the Barracuda. What Kier doesn’t know is that Dixon made Angie uneasy, a feeling that grows with leaps and bounds in Mary Burton’s Merciless as the body count rises and Kier can’t shake the worry that Angie, who definitely has a softer side, is the ultimate trophy for a killer who is cunning, cruel—and without mercy.


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Piano For Dummies®, 2nd Edition



Blake Neely
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., October 01, 2009
Review: Have you always wanted to play piano? This revised edition of the popular Piano For Dummies® makes it easier than ever. Helpful whether you’re a rank beginner who doesn’t know how to read music or a lapsed player looking for a solid refresher course, this book is an ideal resource. Written by musician Blake Neely, it features expert information on left- and right-hand piano techniques; exercises to help with your dexterity; the music to many popular songs (along with an audio CD that you can play along with); instruction on playing various musical styles, from classical to rock to country; and more. If you’ve always wanted to tickle the ivories like a pro, Piano For Dummies, 2nd Edition, is the book to get.


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A River in the Sky


A Novel
Elizabeth Peters
Publisher: Morrow, April 06, 2010
Review: In A River in the Sky, the latest installment in Grand Master Elizabeth Peters’ suspenseful Amelia Peabody series, Egyptologists Amelia and Emerson break away from their usual turf to bring a criminal to ground in the Holy Land!
It’s 1910. Europe is heating up for the Great War as nations seek toeholds in distant lands. It’s this atmosphere that engulfs Amelia and Emerson when they’re asked to follow an English adventurer named Morley to Jerusalem. Morley, the Foreign Office alleges, is a spy and saboteur for Germany, and he’s supposedly searching for the vanished treasures of the Temple Mount, but what is he really up to? Amelia and Emerson must find out, and not only prevent a disastrous dig but also the possibility of armed protest by infuriated members of the three religions that hold the Temple sacred.
Meanwhile, the couple’s son, Ramses, who is working a dig north of the city, encounters an unusual party of travelers. One is Madame von Einem, a German philologist, and the other, Mansur, is a mysterious man of unknown origins. When Ramses’ curiosity leads him to a startling discovery about the pair, he must pass the information on to his parents in Jerusalem—if he can get there alive.


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Needful Things



Stephen King
Publisher: Viking Penguin USA,
Review: In this chilling tale set in King’s familiar fictional town of Castle Rock, Maine a new store owner is in the evil business of finding out just how far people will go to fulfill their deepest fantasies.


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Dr. Seuss Flip And Flash Colors



Dr. Seuss
Publisher: The Five Mile Presspty Ltd., November 01, 2009
Review: Green eggs and ham, a red fish, an orange lorax, a blue turtle and the cat in the red-and-white striped hat, plus a unique blend of Dr. Seuss’ rhythm and rhyme, help little ones learn all about colors. (Ages 2-4)


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Call Me Mrs. Miracle



Debbie Macomber
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., September 28, 2010
Review: Bestselling author Debbie Macomber welcomes the season with this heartwarming tale that opens with Jake Finley, heir to the Finley Department Store chain, defending his decision to order very expensive toy robots to his father, who is worried they won’t sell. But Mrs. Miracle, a kindly new hire in the toy department promises Jake his decision was correct; the robots will soon be flying off the shelves. In fact, there are quite a few things Mrs. Miracle is certain about, one being her “feeling” that Holly, seeking the perfect gift for her nephew, would make a perfect mate for Jake! When you find yourself smiling through the tears in yours eyes, that would be a good time to try some of the recipes to be found in Call Me Mrs. Miracle.


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Blood Rites/ Dead Beat
Jim Butcher
Publisher: Roc, May 03, 2005
Review: Supernatural detective Harry Dresden seeks the source of the curse that's killing off a film crew in Blood Rites. In Dead Beat, he must find a rare spell of necromancy—and stop it from being cast on Halloween. (738 pp.)


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Torn Between Two Lovers



Carl Weber
Publisher: Kensington Books, August 31, 2010
Review: Continuing the hot and humorous tale he started with Big Girls Do Cry and Something on the Side, bestselling author Carl Weber brings back saucy plus-sized diva Loraine Farrow for a racy new romp packed with love, lust and plenty of laughs!
Loraine may have reconciled with her husband, Leon, and gone back to her drama-free Richmond, Virginia, lifestyle, but thoughts of her former lover, Michael, still burn within her. She got revenge on her one-time close friend, Jerome, for planting evidence to incriminate Michael, but she still can’t seem to let his fineness go—even if she just renewed her marriage vows. And Michael’s not riding into the sunset any time soon.... In fact, he’s even started to stalk the Farrows. But it isn’t until Loraine sees Michael with another woman that her jealously and lust get fueled. After an afternoon of hot motel sex, Loraine realizes she can’t live without this man. Especially as the sex with Leon is as dull and unsatisfying as ever. Except Leon knows it too. Now he’s become the stalker, trailing Loraine and Michael to their biweekly racy romps. But Leon might be keeping a secret so big, it will make his wife’s affair seem like child’s play....


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Cat & Mouse



James Patterson
Publisher: Little Brown & Company, November 01, 1997
Review: Washington D.C. psychologist and police detective Alex Cross finds himself ensared between two mass murderers—his old nemesis, Gary Soneji and a new psychopath, 'Mr. Smith.' Join Alex in a game of cat and mouse that could cost him his life.


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Thyroid Mind Power


The Proven Cure for Hormone-Related Depression, Anxiety, and Irritability
Richard Shames, MD, Karilee Shames, PhD
Publisher: Rodale Press, Inc., April 26, 2011
Review: Thyroid Mind Power pinpoints the connection between thyroid imbalance and many mental and emotional conditions ranging from deep depression to irritability, offering hope for those who suffer from improper diagnosis and medication.
In this groundbreaking book, Richard Shames, M.D., and his wife, Karilee, a holistic nurse, show you how to: discover the source of your mental symptoms; discover how to treat moodiness, edginess or unclear thinking; obtain the most effective cure for your condition, including prescription drugs that aren’t antidepressants, natural remedies, and helpful vitamins and supplements.
Armed with expert advice, you’ll be able to participate more actively in your health care and find relief for your condition.


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Make Miracles in Forty Days


Turning What You Have into What You Want
Melody Beattie
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, December 14, 2010
Review: We've all faced situations that seemed beyond our control or that have no clear solution. In this concise and inspiring guide, bestselling self-help counselor Melody Beattie shows us that we have the ability to make a miracle for almost any circumstance.
Make Miracles in Forty Days is a distillation of what Melody knows about gratitude, surrender and connecting with your innate power, and details a six-week action plan, the Miracle Exercise, to jump-start transformation in your life. After you’ve established what miracles you'd like to create, Melody walks you through practicing the Miracle Exercise alone or with a partner, teaching you to be thankful for everything in your life besides just your obvious blessings. Then, through acknowledging the pain you're feeling, you excise any denial or resistance that’s holding you back.
As you progress over the forty days, instead of feeling lost, numb or confused, you'll become more conscious, aware and alive. Your miracles will begin to materialize.
Along the way, Melody reveals her own experiences of making miracles individually and through working with a partner, inspiring you to create the life you’ve always wanted—and a miracle can materialize.


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God Found Us You



Lisa Tawn Bergren
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Bks., June 09, 2009
Review: Before falling asleep one night, Little Fox cuddles up to his mama and says, “tell me again about the day I came home.” As Mama Fox holds her child close, she tells him how her prayers were answered when Little Fox became a part of her family. “When God found us you,” she said, “it made me the happiest mother in the world.” Lisa Tawn Bergren and illustrator Laura J. Bryant’s gentle tale conveys all the love and dedication parents have for their adopted child with words and artwork that are every bit as heartfelt and sensitive as their bestseller God Gave Us You. This is an especially reassuring story for any adopted child who’s ever wondered why he or she isn’t living with his or her birth mother. (Ages 2-4)


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Brought to Justice



Editors of LIFE Magazine
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, June 21, 2011
Review: Produced by the editors of LIFE, Brought to Justice brings together authoritative text and dramatic photographs to tell the story of Osama bin Laden’s campaign against America, and our decade-long attempt to find and bring him to justice. The images include photographs taken from inside the ranks of Al Qaeda, and from battlegrounds around the globe, including New York City, Somalia, Tora Bora and, finally, Abbottabad. The book’s final chapter brings the story full circle with a detailed depiction of the daring mission that eliminated bin Laden, images from his Pakistani compound as well as the Washington, D.C., war room.
Brought to Justice is a first-rate account of the pivotal event in the War on Terror.


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Emily, Alone



Stewart O'Nan
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA), March 01, 2011
Review: A sequel to the bestselling Wish You Were Here, Stewart O’Nan’s new novel follows Emily Maxwell, a woman of a certain age who never wanted to outlive her husband, but who now finds herself alone, her life empty save for the rare visits by her grandchildren and her weekly trip to the breakfast buffet with her friend, Arlene. All that changes, however, when Arlene suddenly collapses. Forced to fend for herself while her friend convalesces, Emily finds herself changing—slowly regaining her independence as she discovers that life still holds many possibilities.
A quiet, powerful novel that illuminates an older woman’s inner life as she finds new purpose, Emily, Alone is a revelation. It confirms O’Nan’s status as a true American master.


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Charlie Chan


The Untold Story of the Honorable Detective and His Rendezvous With American History
Yunte Huang
Publisher: W.W. Norton & Co. Inc., August 30, 2010
Review: Who was the real Charlie Chan? The answer may surprise you. The mild-mannered sleuth was actually inspired by detective Chang Apana, a bullwhip-wielding, five-foot-tall Chinese immigrant whose raids on opium dens and gambling parlors made him a Honolulu legend.
That’s just one of the tidbits you’ll find in Charlie Chan, a fascinating book that shows how Apana’s bravado led to novelist Earl Derr Biggers to create his immortal character: a wisecracking detective with a knack for turning Oriental wisdom into fortune cookie witticisms. Examining Charlie Chan in fact and fiction, it also discusses the movies that made Chan an international icon, the realities of the Chinese immigrant experience and the character’s enduring legacy.


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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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God Emperor of Dune



Frank Herbert
Publisher: Ace Books Inc., June 01, 1981
Review: In book 4 of the original Dune saga, Leto is transformed into a sandworm, the creature that has made his empire possible. But how much of his humanity remains…and what will it mean for the people of Arrakis?


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Surface Detail



Iain M. Banks
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, October 28, 2010
Review: Iain Banks returns with Surface Detail, a breathtaking new novel of the Culture.
Lededje Y’breq is Intagliated, her marked body bearing witness to a family shame, her life owned by a man whose lust for power is without limit. She is prepared to risk everything for her freedom, but her release comes at a price, for even the benevolent and resourceful Culture can only do so much.
With the assistance of a powerful—and possibly deranged—warship, Lededje heads into a combat zone unsure which side the Culture is really on. Within the digital realms that store the souls of the dead, a brutal, far-reaching war is raging, about to erupt into reality and affect countless lives.
It begins with murder. It will end with a young woman’s revenge.


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I Is for Innocent



Sue Grafton
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company, Inc., May 01, 1992
Review: Six years ago, David Barney walked away from the murder of his wealthy, estranged wife free…and rich. Now, Kinsey is hired to prove Barney guilty, but she can’t make the pieces fit—until she’s cornered by the killer.


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The Columbo Collection



William Link
Publisher: Crippen & Landru Publishers, May 10, 2010
Review: Remember the rumpled raincoat…the cigar always about to drop its ash…the beat up Peugeot? Of course you do! They’re all trademarks of that unforgettable TV detective, Lieutenant Columbo, played by the peerless Peter Falk.
One of the finest detective series ever to appear on television, Columbo was created by William Link and his late collaborator Richard Levinson. It started as a made-for-TV movie in 1969, became a series in 1971, ran for ages and was a hit around the world!
Now Link has written 12 brilliant new stories in which killers try to get away with murder but come up against the scruffy but unflappable Lieutenant Columbo. With The Columbo Collection, we get one more chance to hear him say, “Just one more thing....


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How Sex Works


Why We Look, Smell, Taste, Feel, and Act the Way We Do
Sharon Moalem
Publisher: HarperCollins, May 01, 2009
Review: We’re here to explore human sexuality from beginning to end,” writes Sharon Moalem in the Introduction of How Sex Works. And so we do: Beginning with the onset of puberty, we go on to examine the physical hallmarks of adult sexuality; the physiology of attraction and arousal; and what actually happens to our bodies during the act itself. We also see why sexual reproduction evolved at all (why don’t we just divide like cells?); ponder the mechanics of STDs; and more.
Insights abound on every page. We learn, for example, that the age of first menstruation in women has fallen from 17 to 12 over the past 150 years due to a variety of factors, including diet and stress. We also discover that the same reason lies behind males’ attraction to women with symmetrical breasts and to women with hourglass shapes: They both denote higher fertility.
Speaking of guys, can you guess which male primate has the biggest...er...reason to gloat? It’s Homo sapiens. Nevertheless, chimpanzees have a relatively larger testicle size; these primates are more promiscuous than we are, and the males who produce the most sperm have the best chance of actually impregnating a female.
Did you know that being in love with someone actually works to dampen the sexual appeal of strangers that we might otherwise find attractive? Or that women are more likely to fall in love with super-masculine types when they are ovulating? Or that our partner’s smell plays a significant (if subconscious) role in our decision to have children? It’s all true, as Moalem shows.
Moving forward, the book explores everything from same-sex attraction, to the evolution and purpose of female orgasm, to the reason there is sex at all: It speeds evolution by reshuffling the genetic deck every generation—faster evolution means a species has better odds to find advantageous adaptations—and prevents any parasites inhabiting the parents from being passed on.
Think you already know everything about sex? How Sex Works answers questions you’d never even thought to ask.


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Eleven on Top



Janet Evanovich
Publisher: St. Martin's Press Inc., June 21, 2005
Review: In desperate need of some normalcy in her life, Stephanie Plum decides to quit her bounty hunter gig to get away from all the creeps, weirdos and stalkers, but just when she thinks she’s out, they pull her back in!


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Southern Living Everyday Gardening



Southern Living Editors
Publisher: Oxmoor House Inc., March 01, 2011
Review: Beyond key gardening essentials that take the guesswork out of gardening, here are the best garden techniques and landscape design ideas to help you create your own outdoor oasis, plus container gardening tips, easy edible garden ideas, and so much more. And it’s from the experts at Southern Living. Helpful sidebars like “So Southern” highlight regional uniqueness; “Surefire Success” offers tips and tricks for gardening; and “Easy Alternative” provides plant, flower, and planting options. Southern Living Everyday Gardening also features a handy month-by-month checklist and a bounty of quick weekend projects throughout, with great ideas for making your garden stand out without spending unnecessary time and money. 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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The Cut



George Pelecanos
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, August 29, 2011
Review: Spero Lucas specializes in finding things. An Iraq War veteran who’s seen too much, he’s found his calling retrieving merchandise that was lost or stolen—often from not very nice people—no questions asked.
Now, a big-time crime boss wants to hire him to get back two “packages” that were stolen from him. Lucas knows what’s in the packages, and he knows the dangers. Question is, is he ready? It’s his biggest job yet, but as he enters an underworld of treachery and violence, will his cut be worth the risk to his family, his lover…and his life?
Introducing us to one of the most intriguing P.I.s since V.I. Warshawski, The Cut once again confirms why George Pelecanos is “perhaps America’s greatest living crime writer” (Stephen King).


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Branch Rickey



Jimmy Breslin
Publisher: Viking Penguin/Div of Penguin Putnam, March 21, 2011
Review: Born in 1903 in Stockdale, Ohio, Branch Rickey had a modest career as a catcher in the majors before discovering his true talent: management. He was instrumental in establishing baseball’s farm system and was an unflinching champion of racial equality, breaking baseball’s color barrier when he signed Jackie Robinson to the major leagues. In Branch Rickey, bestselling author and Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Jimmy Breslin presents a lively portrait of the groundbreaking manager. The biography also succeeds in capturing the heady days when baseball emerged as the national pastime.
In his trademark anecdotal style, Breslin recounts Rickey’s life as one of baseball’s most dedicated and innovative managers. He introduces us to some of baseball’s colorful characters, including Dodgers' owner George V. McLaughlin, diamond greats Leo Durocher, George Sisler and Dizzy Dean, and the formidable Robinson, whose remarkable talent was equaled only by his resilience in the face of intolerance. As president and general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, Rickey defied racism on and off the field to bring Robinson into the major leagues in 1947. The move forever changed the sport and the nation.
The Dodgers’ owner—dubbed “George the Fifth” for his love of scotch—was less interested in racial politics than in the bottom line. A pragmatist and businessman, McLaughlin viewed Rickey’s plan to desegregate baseball as a way to fill more seats. For Rickey, desegregation was a matter of great social and moral importance. He was determined to right a particularly glaring wrong in baseball: the exclusion of players of color. He had been profoundly affected by an event that occurred during his time as a student coach for Ohio Wesleyan University.
During an away game in Indiana, Rickey was dismayed when catcher Charlie Thomas, the first African American to play for the school, was refused a room at the hotel where the team was staying. Humiliated, Thomas was also upset about being alienated from his teammates before an important game against Notre Dame. Rickey was adamant that Thomas would not be separated from the team. After much persuasion, the hotel manager acquiesced, allowing Thomas to stay in Rickey’s room.
Rickey held “a fierce belief that it is the deepest sin against God to hold color against a person,” Breslin writes. He aimed “to change baseball and America too.” Rickey’s is a classic American tale of a poor boy whose deep-seated faith and dogged work ethic took him to the pinnacle of success, earning him a place in the Baseball Hall of Fame and in history. Branch Rickey is an inspiring biography of a determined man who remade a sport—and dreamed of remaking a country.


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City of Dragons



Kelli Stanley
Publisher: Minotaur, January 14, 2010
Review: Kelly Stanley’s City of Dragons takes place in the San Francisco of 1940. Gone with the Wind is still packing the movie palaces two months after its release, and Chinatown is ablaze with fireworks as the denizens celebrate the New Year. Things aren’t so festive for P.I. Miranda Corbie.
After serving as a nurse in the Spanish Civil War, Corbie has become a detective with clients like burlesque queen Sally Rand. Yet she’s not on a case when she spots a young numbers runner named Eddie Takahashi lying on the sidewalk, with a mortal gunshot wound.
The police are curiously uninterested in Eddie’s death. A small-time Japanese crook gets it in Chinatown. Small wonder. Miranda makes it her business to find the dragon who smoked him.


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Flight of the Nighthawks


Book One of the Darkwar Saga
Raymond E. Feist
Publisher: HarperCollins, April 01, 2006
Review: Pug, a powerful sorcerer, dreams that Midkemia will soon be attacked by assassins. Meanwhile, his son is saved from death by two farmhands. Can these two boys be the key to preventing an annihilation foretold?


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The Sword of Shannara Trilogy



Terry Brooks
Publisher: Del Rey Books, September 10, 2002
Review: The first three novels of the fantasy epic: In a time when ancient evil threatens, a band of heroes embarks on arduous quests to save the world. The Sword of Shannara; The Elfstones of Shannara; The Wishsong of Shannara.


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Not Without My Sister


The True Story of Three Girls Violated and Betrayed
Kristina Jones
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers Ltd., July 02, 2007
Review: Born into the Children of God cult, sisters Kristina, Celeste and Juliana were regarded as sexual beings from the time they were three years old. Never attending school, they were forced to beg for money, endure beatings and succumb to advances from men old enough to be their grandfathers.
Not Without My Sister is a shocking expose of a nightmarish existence where anorexia, depression, drug abuse, suicide—even murder—left indelible marks on the souls of these unfortunate children. Once separated from their mothers—and, sadly, each other—they escaped the physical torment…but not the memories. Yet in writing this gut-wrenching memoir, together the sisters found the strength to free themselves from the dark shadows of their past.


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Empires and Barbarians


The Fall of Rome and the Birth of Europe
Peter Heather
Publisher: Oxford University Press, January 01, 2010
Review: Review by Thomas R. Martin
Peter Heather is justly respected for his erudite but accessible scholarship on “barbarians” and the history of late Roman and early medieval Europe. This large and detailed volume outstrips his previous books in its dazzling scope, but reflects them in the clarity of its argument and the vividness of its narrative. Briefly put, Heather rejects the revisionist trend among modern scholars that has written human migration out of the story of the fall of the Roman Empire and the formation of medieval Europe. Relying on a massively detailed analysis of the ancient evidence and a deep knowledge of modern historical and archaeological scholarship, he convincingly shows that large-scale movements of people were central to the process of transformation that forever changed the social and political makeup of the European world over the course of the first millennium A.D.
In the early centuries of that period, the Roman Empire promoted the strengthening of non-Roman groups living along the fringes of its frontiers, attempting to create a buffer zone to protect Roman territory against external threats. Over time, these groups, as well as others beyond them, became strong enough to reject their ties with Rome and take hostile action against the empire because they were attracted to its greater wealth and were now able to raid and plunder their richer neighbors. In other words, the disparity of economic development and riches between center and periphery led to the weakening of the center through predatory attacks from the frontiers. Migrations of people, of a complex and mixed kind, became a significant part of this process, though certainly not the whole story. The Roman Empire suffered weakness also from its own misgovernment, as well as from the contingent appearance of new and even stronger enemies from far away, above all the Huns in the fifth century A.D., followed by the Arab armies that began to be so successful in the seventh century A.D. In the end, migrations ceased because, by around A.D. 1000, a much more balanced and interconnected economic state of affairs had come into existence broadly across the landscape of Europe.
To make his case, Heather presents the evidence for migrations by a stunningly diverse set of groups, from Goths to Franks to Huns to Slavs. The amount of information on them that he provides is immense, but what he makes of that evidence is easy to follow, presented in a readable style that is appealingly colloquial at times. This book is an impressive piece of historical interpretation that will surely provoke controversy among professional historians, while also providing many profitable hours of reading for anyone interested in how Europe came to be Europe.


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Eagles and Empire


The United States, Mexico, and the Struggle for a Continent
David A. Clary
Publisher: Bantam Books, Inc./ Div. of Random Hous, September 01, 2009
Review: Review by Edward M. Coffman
In recent years, historians have paid increasing attention to the war between Mexico and the United States in the 1840s. Some books are concerned with a particular aspect of the war, while others describe either the American or the Mexican side of the war. None have the broad scope of David Clary’s Eagles and Empire, which not only covers in vivid style both nations’ war effort, but also includes events leading up to the war and post-war developments into the present era.
The rapidly growing American population led to a call for the expansion of boundaries, which meant that the Mexican territory that encompassed so much of what became the modern United States was in jeopardy. With a relatively small population (7 million), a rural economy and a chaotic political situation, Mexico seemed to be no match for a nation whose population was three times larger and an economy that was beginning to industrialize. The Mexican Army, however, greatly outnumbered the American Regular Army—even after volunteer units increased the American forces by a factor of five, the Mexicans still had more troops. On the home front, sectional differences caused by slavery divided the American people in their support of the war. Meantime, President Polk, other partisan political leaders and the diplomats misunderstood and fumbled in their relations with Mexico. There was reason to believe that the Mexicans had more than a fighting chance for victory.
The author deals with the war from the political and military leaders to the conduct of the soldiers in battle. He is blunt in his assessments of President Polk, Generals Taylor and Scott, and other military leaders. Although he considers Santa Anna Mexico’s best general, he adds that he was “the greatest scalawag in the history of the Western Hemisphere.” His descriptions of the battles get across well the actions and resulting gory scenes, while his analyses are well thought out. Although the American Army was smaller than the Mexican Army, its officer corps was much more professional and its artillery arm was far superior to that of the Mexicans. He does emphasize the atrocities and great disciplinary problems with some of the volunteer units, but accords proper credit to such units as Jefferson Davis’ Mississippi regiment, which played a crucial role in the victory at Buena Vista. While most historians have not ventured much beyond the major battles, Clary goes into detail about the American Army’s difficulty in dealing with Mexican guerrillas. This is the book to read about the Mexican-American War.


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Creative Picture Framing


A Practical Guide to Making and Decorating Beautiful Frames Shown Step by Step in Over 300 Photographs
RIAN KANDUTH
Publisher: Anness Publishing, October 28, 2010
Review: Isn't it exciting all the ways crafters use pencils, paints, needles, hooks, cameras and myriad creative mediums to create so many wonderful objects? Shouldn’t the things you make—not to mention cherished photos, family heirlooms and favorite thrift store finds—be displayed in an equally impressive frame? With advice from expert frame-maker Rian Kanduth, plus 300 photos to guide you every step of the way, you'll be able to make 40 creative picture framing projects that cost a fraction of what you’d pay to have them made. Learn beginner basics (such as how to cut and joint a simple frame), then advance to more complex techniques, plus an array of fabulous finishes, including verdigris, marbling, craquelure and much more.


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The Reversal



Michael Connelly
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, October 05, 2010
Review: With The Reversal, #1 bestselling author Michael Connelly—"one of the masters of contemporary crime fiction" (Los Angeles Times), delivers a hard-hitting legal thriller that has his two protagonists, Mickey Haller and Harry Bosch, working in tandem again.
Longtime defense attorney Mickey Haller is recruited to change stripes and be the prosecutor in the high-profile case of a brutal child murderer. After 24 years in prison, convicted killer Jason Jessup has been exonerated by new DNA evidence, but the District Attorney of Los Angeles County is convinced Jessup is guilty. Haller takes the case with the condition that he get to choose his investigator, LAPD detective Harry Bosch.
Together, Bosch and Haller set off on a case fraught with political and personal danger. Opposing them are Jessup, now out on bail; a defense attorney who excels at manipulating the media; and a runaway eyewitness reluctant to testify after so many years. Aiding them in the courtroom is Mickey's ex-wife, prosecutor Maggie McPherson.
With the odds and the evidence against them, Bosch and Haller must nail a sadistic killer once and for all. If Bosch is sure of anything, it is that Jason Jessup plans to kill again.


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The Runaway Dolls



Ann M. Martin
Publisher: Hyperion Bks For Children, October 07, 2008
Review: Any little girl who’s ever suspected that her toys have a secret life of their own when humans aren’t around will love The Runaway Dolls. Annabelle Doll and Tiffany Funcraft have had many grand adventures since they became best friends, but never anything like this. It all starts when they discover a mysterious package containing what could be Annabelle’s long-lost baby sister. But they just can’t be sure that she is, until they set off on an incredible journey that could put all of dollkind in danger. It’s the most exciting book in Ann Martin and Laura Godwin’s wonderful Doll People series yet! Once again, Caldecott Honor-winning illustrator Brian Selznick’s artwork adds a magical touch to this already captivating tale. (Ages 8-12)


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Cosmic Numbers


The Numbers That Define Our Universe
James D. Stein
Publisher: Basic Books Inc., September 06, 2011
Review: Our cosmos depends on a relatively small set of numbers, known as physical constants, that determine its specific properties. Cosmic Numbers explores a baker’s dozen of these values, detailing how they originate within physics and how they shape the universe as we have come to know it via modern science.
Devoting a chapter to each number, James Stein discusses:
the gravitational constant. This number plays a key role in Newton’s law of universal gravitation, which calculates the force between two masses separated by a distance.
the speed of light. The notion that light speed represents the limit for a signal plays a key role in understanding the implications of Einstein’s special theory of relativity.
the ideal gas constant. This is the R in the equation PV = nRT, relating the pressure and volume of an ideal gas to the amount of gas present and the temperature.
absolute zero. Defined as –273.15°C, absolute zero is the theoretical temperature at which entropy reaches its minimum value and the thermal energy of matter vanishes.
Avogadro’s number. This mainstay of chemistry and physics is the ratio of the number of constituent particles to the amount of substance in a sample of matter.
electricity’s proportionality constant. This is the k in Coulomb’s Law, F = kqQ/r2, which calculates the force between two point charges separated by a distance.
Boltzmann’s constant. Entropy is one of the basic laws of physics, and this constant help calculates its value in a given system based on the number of microstates.
Later on, Stein profiles Planck’s constant, the Schwarzschild radius, the efficiency of hydrogen fusion, the Chandrasekhar limit, and more.
Cosmic Numbers spotlights the constants that underlie physical reality.


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In My Father's House


A Novel
E. Lynn Harris
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, June 22, 2010
Review: E. Lynn Harris’s literary legacy lives on with what was to be the start of an exciting new series in the celebrated author’s last novel, completed just before his untimely death last summer.
Miami-based Bentley L. Dean is the successful owner of the top modeling agency Picture Perfect, in South Beach. He’s got everything he could ever want: money and power; a gorgeous fiancee, Kim; and any man he wants.
Bentley’s come out to his parents, been disowned by his homophobic father and realized he must break it off with Kim. But she doesn’t let go easily, and Bentley soon finds himself embroiled in a blackmail scheme. Now strapped for cash, he reluctantly agrees to supply “eye candy” in the form of his youngest, sexiest male models to a VIP function at the Prosperity Gentleman’s Club. Hosted by closeted celebrity Seth Sinclair, the party turns out to be a lavish orgy of older men savoring all the sexual delights Bentley’s models have to offer; and one of the young men Bentley’s been mentoring, Jah, winds up caught in Seth’s clutches. Seth is very handsome, very wealthy—and very married, and Bentley fears he may be dangerous as well. But can he save Jah from making what could be a fatal mistake?


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Black Magic Sanction



Kim Harrison
Publisher: HarperCollins, March 01, 2010
Review: From Dead Witch Walking through White Witch, Black Curse, we can’t get enough of Kim Harrison’s beleaguered earth witch, Rachel Morgan. Seductive, thrilling and unrelenting in pace, her adventures cast such a spell, readers can't resist the call when this bewitching bountry hunter gets into trouble. Now, in the 8th Hollows novel, Rachel is up to her bitable neck in hot water, and it’ll take all her allies—living vampire Ivy, pixy Jenks, demon Al—and a ton of luck to get her out!
Over the last year or so, Rachel has battled preternatural powers, tangled with unearthly criminals, run with weres and risked her life to save her friends. As if losing her boyfriend wasn’t hard enough, she has also been shunned by the coven. Broke from the loss of her bounty hunting business, Rachel is tired and dispirited.
But in Black Magic Sanction, trouble isn’t done with her yet. The coven now knows Rachel’s secret—she’s a magical anomaly whose very existence threatens the entire witch community. And they won’t stop till they’ve got her right where they want her...permanently locked up in an impregnable fortress.
Luckily, Rachel has a powerful ally—a witch who would follow her into Hell itself....


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Urge to Kill



John Lutz
Publisher: Pinnacle Books, September 29, 2009
Review: A run of seemingly unrelated shootings pulls former homicide cop Frank Quinn out of retirement and into one of the grisliest cases of his career. Is it just coincidence that there seem to be two serial killers working New York at the same time? When it comes to police work, Quinn doesn’t believe in coincidence, but what would link the gunman who dispatches men with a single .25 caliber bullet to the head with the butcher who lures beautiful women into a night of passion—and a cruel, drawn-out death? As his team of Pearl Kasner and Larry Fedderman watch his back, Quinn must catch up to the killer, before the killer catches up to him!
Tightly weaving stone-cold violence and mind-spinning suspense, John Lutz satisfies with Urge to Kill.


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K Blows Top


A Cold War Comic Interlude Starring Nikita Khrushchev, America's Most Unlikely Tourist
Peter Carlson
Publisher: Member of Public Affairs, June 01, 2009
Review: Nikita Khrushchev’s 1959 trip across America was one of the more bizarre exercises in international diplomacy ever conducted. Khrushchev told jokes, threw tantrums, sparked a riot in a San Francisco supermarket, wowed the coeds in a home economics class in Iowa and befriended—and offended—a colorful cast of characters including Nelson Rockefeller, Richard Nixon, Eleanor Roosevelt, Elizabeth Taylor, Gary Cooper and Marilyn Monroe. With K Blows Top, journalist and author Peter Carlson has written a hilarious account of Khrushchev's U.S. tour—a supremely entertaining evocation of the history and atmosphere of Cold War America.
Khrushchev—K—came hoping to hate the United States, and Americans quite expected to hate him. In practice, this carnival of a road trip was marked by a wonderful mixing of roles—and reaction.
In Washington, Eisenhower invited Khrushchev for a helicopter ride, but K declined, fearing that the Americans are plotting an “accidental” crash. But when Ike says he’ll be aboard, too, Khrushchev eagerly agrees to go. Then, as Ike takes K up to show off his favorite golf course, construction workers blasting rock on the banks of the Potomac nearly blow the chopper out of the sky.
In New York, Khrushchev gets stuck in an elevator in his hotel, which inspires him to launch into a spirited denunciation of the shoddiness of capitalist products. In Los Angeles, the mayor hosts a dinner for Khrushchev and then denounces his guest in a speech. Irate, the premier responds with a fiery tirade, threatening to go home and hinting at war.
In Hollywood, Khrushchev watches Shirley MacLaine filming a dance scene in the movie Can-Can, and he’s not impressed: “This is what you call freedom—freedom for the girls to show their backsides.” At a luncheon with movie stars—Bob Hope, Tony Curtis, Liz Taylor—Khrushchev learns that he won’t be allowed to visit Disneyland and he erupts: “Is there an epidemic of cholera there? Have gangsters taken control of the place?...What must I do now—commit suicide?
On and on it goes, a hilarious trip through a country that went a little crazy at the presence of the chubby, cranky, caustic visitor. Set against the backdrop of America in the Fifties—state fairs, small town boosterism, beatniks, segregation, the golden age of tabloids and, of course, the threat of the hydrogen bomb—K’s visit was, in the words of historian John Lewis, “a surreal extravaganza.” Adding to the bizarre proceedings, Khrushchev kept reminding people that he was a hot-tempered man who possessed the power to incinerate America.
Published for the 50th anniversary of the trip, K Blows Top is at once a true-to-life work of history and a laugh-out-loud funny comic romp that reads like a Vonnegut novel.


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Muhammad


A Story of the Last Prophet
Deepak Chopra
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, September 21, 2010
Review: Muhammad, Deepak Chopra’s stunning novel, portrays Mecca as it really was in the Prophet’s lifetime—and the man who saw himself as “a man among men,” and changed his world.
Born into the factious world of war-torn Arabia, Muhammad's life is a gripping story of one man's fight for unity and peace. In a world where greed and injustice ruled, Muhammad created change by affecting hearts and minds. Deepak Chopra shares the life of Muhammad as never before, putting his teachings in a new light while revealing the core of Islam and its origins.
Following the historical record but offering a unique perspective, Muhammad captures the historical prophet and—more importantly—shows us why his teachings are vitally important in today’s world.


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The Graveyard Book



Neil Gaiman
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Books, October 01, 2008
Review: Neil Gaiman’s The Graveyard Book is the tale of Nobody Owens, an almost-normal boy who lives in a graveyard. Raised by ghosts, werewolves and other denizens of the night, the young orphan has learned the antiquated customs of his guardians’ times, as well as their ghostly teachings, such as the Fade, the Slide and the Dreamwalk.
This comes in handy when “Bod” faces the dangers and adventures of the cemetery—an ancient Indigo Man, an abandoned city of ghouls, the terrible menace of the Sleer. As Bod begins to venture outside the bounds of his tomb-filled home, he discovers he must use all the tricks his supernatural family has taught him. Will it be enough to help him survive the attack of Jack, who has already killed his family?


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Storm Prey (Large Print)



John Sandford
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr of Penguin Putnam, May 18, 2010
Review: Storm Prey is the 20th thrill ride in John Sandford’s hit series.
Early on a bitter cold morning, three thugs who’ve just busted a hospital pharmacy encounter a blonde woman entering the parking area as they make their escape. Did she get a good look at them? Later, news that one of the pharmacy employees they left bound, gagged and badly beaten is dead leaves no doubt what has to be done. But the witness, they soon learn, is Dr. Weather Karkinnen, wife of Lucas Davenport, a big deal detective who isn’t afraid to shoot first and ask questions later. What’s more, he’s called in his posse of top cops to surround her. Smart move—if the ruthless crooks hadn’t already hired a stone-cold killer to eliminate their worries....


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Christmas Treasures



Thomas Kinkade
Publisher: Berkley Pub Gp./Mbr Of Penquin Putn, November 01, 2011
Review: In a town like Cape Light, there’s always room for an off-beat adventure or two. Or three. But whatever goes on in this delightful little town with a big heart, there’s always an entertaining story with important life lessons. In Christmas Treasures, award-winning painter Thomas Kinkade teams up once again with writer Katherine Spencer to bring us a touching Cape Light holiday tale of love and hope that will capture your heart.
Reverend Ben has been ignoring his health recently and it’s finally caught up with him—he’s developed a heart problem and requires bypass surgery. Since Ben will need at least six weeks’ recuperation and physical rehab, interim minister Isabel Lawrence is assigned to Cape Light’s congregation.
Is this health setback a sign from above that it’s time for Ben to move on to a new phase of his life? As Ben grows stronger and gets back to his old self, he starts to wonder if he’s really ready to celebrate his final Christmas as pastor of the church in Cape Light that has been his life’s work.
Christmas is, after all, a time for giving, but retiring and presenting Isabel with his much treasured job might be the biggest test of faith Ben has ever had to face.


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Naked Cruelty



Colleen McCullough
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, December 28, 2010
Review: Last seen in Too Many Murders, Detective Carmine Delmonico returns in a case that pits him against a villain who is as elusive as he is dangerous.
Written by Colleen McCullough (The Thorn Birds), Naked Cruelty transports us to 1968, a period of turmoil for both the country and Delmonico’s New England town. A sexual predator is in their midst, holding them hostage in a silent reign of terror that doesn’t take long to escalate into murder. For Delmonico, it’s a case with few leads and fewer clues, but he’s not without allies. Aided by ambitious trainee Helen MacIntosh and a highly motivated neighborhood watch group called the Gentleman Walkers, he begins the hunt, not realizing that the killer is much closer than he thinks.


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Top Secret Restaurant Recipes



Todd Wilbur
Publisher: Plume Trade, June 01, 1997
Review: Re-create more than 100 signature dishes from America's most popular chain restaurants, including T.G.I. Friday’s® Potato Skins®, Pizza Hut® Original Stuffed Crust Pizza®, Olive Garden® Alfredo Pasta and much more.


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La nueva farmacia natural


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James A. Duke
Publisher: Rodale Press, Inc., August 03, 2010
Review: Publicada hace mas de diez anos, La farmacia natural se convirtio en la obra de consulta por excelencia sobre hierbas y consolido la reputacion de su autor como una de las autoridades mas destacadas del mundo en el area de las plantas medicinales. En su nuevo libro, el Dr. Duke enfoca un tema aun mas amplio y popular: la comida como medicina. Con base en decadas de investigaciones, el celebre botanico identifica numerosos alimentos que se pueden aplicar a una amplia gama de trastornos: los arandanos reducen el colesterol, los frijoles negros combaten sofocos, las almendras contienen los aumentos subitos de glucosa sanguinea, la pina alivia el dolor de espalda…. Y muchos son tan eficaces que podrian superar a los farmacos: menos en riesgo y en costo.


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