Flip Your Way to Fabulous Quilts


Take Folded Corners to New Heights
Donna Thomas
Publisher: Martingale & Company, May 01, 2011
Review: There is an easier way! If you love striped pattern designs but hate all the math and templates required for bias-cut strips, then Donna Lynn Thomas’s exciting new take on the familiar and simple folded-corner technique is exactly what you need. By sewing a small square to the corner of a larger square and then folding the fabric over, you can easily create the look of a corner triangle. By repeating this process, you can make striped units that can be combined to stunning effect. Divided into three skill levels (“Try Me” to build confidence, “Grow With Me” to develop skills further, “Master Me” to create truly spectacular quilts) the 13 projects in Flip Your Way to Fabulous Quilts make creating complex-looking quilts a breeze!


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Bring Me Home for Christmas


A Virgin River Novel
Robyn Carr
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., October 25, 2011
Review: Robyn Carr continues her beloved Virgin River series with a Christmas tale crackling with passion, fate and second chances in Bring Me Home for Christmas. Becca Timm has been trying to get over Denny Cutler since he broke her heart three years before, and moving on is number-one on her Christmas list this year. She’s ready to do whatever it takes to finally free her heart, including crashing her brother’s all-guy hunting weekend in Virgin River, the rugged little mountain town Denny calls home. But when an accident leaves her stranded in Virgin River, she’s stuck—and as stuck on Denny as ever. But as Denny and Becca are forced to confront their fate and feelings, a Christmas mayhap may just morph into a Christmas miracle after all!


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Butter Safe Than Sorry


A Pennsylvania Dutch Mystery with Recipes
Tamar Myers
Publisher: Nal Signet, Div. of Penguin Putnam, February 02, 2010
Review: In Butter Safe Than Sorry by Tamar Meyers, Magdalena Yoder’s settled life is churned and clarified by a close call.
The Amish aren’t called “the gentle people” for nothing. So imagine Magdalena’s surprise when her little boy, Jacob, points out three Amish men robbing First Farmer’s Bank—waving guns and swearing! Before she knows it, Magdalena springs into action to protect her child while the bandits get away clean.
Naturally, Magdalena is shaken by the threat to her son. But you can’t keep a good, if meddlesome, Mennonite woman down. Snooping around, Magdalena learns something that makes her legs melt like butter: her murderous brother, Melvin, may be slipping around, and if he gets near little Jacob, the boy will be toast! Recipes.


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The Fuller Memorandum


A Laundry Files Novel
Charles Stross
Publisher: Ace Books Inc./Imp of Putnam Berkle, July 06, 2010
Review: Just as the Old Gods prepare to make a catastrophic comeback, Bob Howard—Bumbling Battler of Eldritch Horrors—makes a surprise return in this exciting new adventure by tech-savvy wunderkind, Charles Stross.
Actually, Bob is an occult intelligence officer in the Laundry, Her Majesty’s most secret service—the one that works with magic. He and his wife Mo, a fellow Laundry agent, regularly deal with things you don’t want to name…gibbering horrors from beyond spacetime. Now a bunch of bad things have occurred in quick succession: Bob’s exorcism of a historic—and haunted—RAF warbird goes awry, Mo’s a wreck after a devastating demon-rousting in Europe, and a zombified Russian agent nearly kills them in their home. When Bob’s cadaverous boss, Angleton, vanishes along with a top-secret dossier known as The Fuller Memorandum, Bob is determined to discover exactly what the Memorandum contained. But as Bob and Mo run a gauntlet of Russian agents, ancient demons and apostles of a hideous faith, the fabric of spacetime is splitting at the seams....
Will this paperchase be the death of Bob? As the Kansas City Star exclaims, “If this keeps up, ‘Strossian’ is going to become a sci-fi adjective.


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Miles to Go


The Walk Series #1
Richard Paul Evans
Publisher: Simon And Schuster, Inc., April 05, 2011
Review: Join Richard Paul Evans on a very special adventure. For the next five years, travel with him across America in The Journal of The Walk, the first series he’s ever written. It’s the physical and spiritual odyssey of Alan Christoffersen, who lost everything—his job, house and love of his life, his wife—at the same time.
Desperate to escape his pain, Alan leaves his home in Bellevue, Washington, determined to walk to the farthest point on his map: Key West, Florida.
The first step in Alan’s journey was The Walk. The second step is Miles to Go, where Alan meets Angel, a young woman who helps him heal after he is seriously injured. Alan knows Angel is special because his deceased wife came to him in a dream and told him they would meet. But why is Angel important, and what’s the truth behind the terrible secret she’s hiding? And while Angel helps Alan heal physically, can he aid her with her deep spiritual wounds?
Alan Christoffersen’s walk is a metaphor for our own lives, with the tragedies we must endure and the choices we face in responding to them. The people he encounters along the way, and the lessons they share, will hopefully save his life. And Alan just might save some lives, too.


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Feeding Friendsies



Suzanne Bloom
Publisher: Boyds Mills Press, November 01, 2011
Review: Little ones will eat this up! Award-winning author and illustrator Suzanne Bloom's delicious picture book has all the ingredients children love! The cheery and bright illustrations and playful text inside Feeding Friendsies make for great read-aloud fun!
Baby and friends are out enjoying the great outdoors as they make lunch for all the animals in the backyard. Lolly made a lovely salad out of an irresistible array of pretty posies for the butterflies, while Malik, Suki, Dylan and Baby make tasty treats for the frogs, worms and the other animals that live in the garden. But all this hard work is making the children hungry, too. Luckily, Nana knows just what busy little boys and girls love to eat. (Ages 2-4)


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I, Robot: To Protect



Mickey Zucker Reichert
Publisher: Roc, An Imprint of Dutton Signet, November 01, 2011
Review: The First Law of Robotics: A Robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
2035: Robotic technology has evolved into the realm of self-aware, sentient mechanical entities. The future of the human race is to be inevitably linked with its most brilliant creation. But there are some who do not want the future to arrive....
Susan Calvin is beginning her residency at a Manhattan teaching hospital, where a select group of patients is receiving the latest in diagnostic advancements: tiny nanobots, injected into the spinal fluid, that can unlock and map the human mind.
Soon, Susan begins to notice an ominous chain of events surrounding the patients. When she tries to alert her superiors, she is ignored by those who want to keep the project—and their true agenda—far from scrutiny. What no one knows is that the very technology to which they've given life is now under the control of those who seek to spread only death....
In 1940, a young Isaac Asimov published his first I, Robot story, kicking off a series of tales that rejected the old cliche of robotic killers by creating rules that governed their behavior. His Three Laws would later influence the nascent science of robotics...and now, new ground is being broken again. Authorized by the Asimov estate, I, Robot: To Protect by Mickey Zucker Reichert launches an epic prequel trilogy that expands upon Asimov’s legendary universe. Whether or not you’ve read the Grand Master’s Positronic Robot stories, this all-new adventure is a must-read event!


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What Happens After Dark



Jasmine Haynes
Publisher: Berkley Publishing Corp, November 01, 2011
Review: By day, Bree Mason is a mild mannered accountant. After dark, she’s a willing slave to Luke’s wildest fantasies….
Stretching boundaries and shattering taboos, Jasmine Haynes’s What Happens After Dark follows the adventures of Bree, a quiet woman with a dark past who can only find release from her frustrations through her nocturnal adventures with Luke. It’s nothing personal, just fun and games. Except now, everything’s changing. Luke knows better than anyone, how to take Bree to the limits of ecstasy, but what happens when he decides that their erotic games are no longer enough? Can Bree find the strength to risk their perfect—and perfectly sinful—arrangement for the one thing they both want above all else: love?


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Peace of Me



T.N. Williams
Publisher: Kensington Books, November 01, 2010
Review: Celia Alexander is a God-fearing Christian woman who recently learned her ex-husband, Khalil, isn’t who she thought he was. Now she’s discovered a link between Khalil and a teenage girl, Desiree, who vanished from Detroit’s inner city three years before. Khalil may be behind bars now, but his sins still haunt his family while he runs a covert business operation to feed his disturbed mind and fund his eventual release from jail. On top of everything else, Kaleia, their troubled 16-year-old daughter, is headed down a dark path of self-destruction. But as more information comes to light, and Celia learns more about the connection between Khalil and Desiree, keeping her family together may be more than she can handle....


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A Bad Day for Pretty


A Crime Novel
Sophie Littlefield
Publisher: Minotaur, May 19, 2010
Review: Sophie Littlefield’s debut, A Bad Day for Sorry, got off to a flying start as an IMBA and San Francisco Chronicle bestseller. Now her sassy avenger of wronged women, Stella Hardesty, is back in the sequel, A Bad Day for Pretty.
A twister tearing through Prosper, Missouri, not only blows Sheriff “Goat” Jones’ ex-wife, Brandy, into town, it also pulls up the concrete at a demolition derby shack…unearthing a woman’s body. Stella knows Neb, the guy who laid the foundation, is a former oxycontin addict. She also knows he couldn’t kill any woman. With the help of Chrissy Shaw, now employed full-time at Stella’s sewing shop, Stella promises to clear his name…but can she do it while negotiating the scheming Brandy and the alluring Sheriff?


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Crocheted Softies


20 Adorable Animals from Around the World
Stacey Trock
Publisher: Martingale & Company, November 01, 2011
Review: Cute as can be and the perfect size to be hugged, these 18 crocheted softies are just made to be loved. From adorable alpacas to zany aliens named Zork, they’re fun to make—and addictive, too! “Awww”-inspiring animals like Stretch the Giraffe, Mango the Orangutan, Kai the Kiwi, Hootie the Owl and Mr. Crabby will make the sweetest gifts for the babies, kids and animal lovers in your life. And easy-to-follow instructions ensure your crocheted softies will look just like the ones in Stacey Trock's wildly fun book, while plenty of tips, tricks and techniques for creating basic animal shapes and embellishments (including plastic craft eyes and child-safe crocheted eyes) will help you to design your own unique crocheted menagerie.


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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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44 Cranberry Point



Debbie Macomber
Publisher: Mira (Imprint Of Harlequin), September 01, 2004
Review: The popular Cedar Cove series continues. Local wedding plans are disrupted in the aftermath of a murder at Peggy and Bob Beldons’ B & B. Much to Bob’s surprise, the victim is someone he served with in Vietnam.


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The Magical Christmas Horse



Mary Higgins Clark
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Bks for Young Children, October 04, 2011
Review: Johnny wants his little brother Liam’s first Christmas at their grandparents’ farmhouse to be special. After all, Johnny has so many wonderful memories of past holidays spent in New England: the smell of cookies baking, the snow glittering in the trees and the wooden horse he loved when he was Liam’s age. Johnny told Liam all about the horse and promised that it would be waiting for him under the tree on Christmas morning, but the horse is missing. How can Johnny make his brother’s Christmas wish come true?
Mary Higgins Clark’s loving story together with Wendell Minor’s captivating paintings make The Magical Christmas Horse a book that families will cherish as part of their Christmas tradition year after year. (Ages 4-6)


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The Battles and Triumphs of FDR's Great Supreme Court Justices
Noah Feldman
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, November 08, 2010
Review: Review by Sanford Levinson
Jeff Shesol’s recent book Supreme Power detailed Franklin Roosevelt’s frustration with the Supreme Court and his desire to place on the Court justices who would, unlike the majority of the Court until 1937, ratify the changes brought about by the New Deal. Although Roosevelt, of course, suffered a stunning defeat with regard to his so-called “court-packing plan,” he certainly attained his objective by the end of his presidency. He ended up appointing eight new members of the Supreme Court, plus a new Chief Justice, Harlan Stone. By 1942, the Court had radically transformed, often in unanimous decisions, existing doctrines with regard to the powers of Congress to pass legislation affecting the economy.
Harvard law professor Noah Feldman has written a superb book about the four most significant justices appointed by Roosevelt: Hugh Black, the senator (and former Klan member) from Alabama; William O. Douglas, an accomplished (and ambitious) law professor who had become Chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission; Felix Frankfurter, almost undoubtedly the most important law professor (at Harvard) of his time, a close confidant of Roosevelt even though he rejected appointment as Solicitor General of the United States (who represents the United States before the Supreme Court, a position held most recently by now-Justice Elena Kagan); and Robert Jackson, who was equally remarkable first as Solicitor General and then Attorney General. All were, in their own way, brilliant; each was committed to a particular vision of the Constitution and was unhesitant to express it with vigor and eloquence. At least two of them, Douglas and Jackson, harbored ambitions for higher office, Douglas to be President, Jackson to be Chief Justice. Roosevelt may have admired each of them, but they scarcely liked or admired each other. Jackson publicly denounced Black and basically accused him of being unethical, in part because he believed that Black had taken advantage of his friendship with Harry Truman to block Jackson’s appointment to succeed Stone as Chief Justice. Frankfurter and Douglas loathed one another.
Of the 112 members of the Supreme Court since 1789, most would scarcely merit biographies had they never been justices. All of Feldman’s subjects easily pass the “biography test.” All four were larger than life, generating strong feelings, and Feldman, a skillful writer, takes full advantage of the opportunities presented him by his subjects. Devotees of the notion of “teams of rivals” should be fascinated in the Court described by Feldman.
Following chapters setting out the remarkable pre-court careers (and personalities) of his subjects, Feldman devotes most of his book to the cases that arose during the relatively short time, 1941-1954, that they were all on the Supreme Court together. Almost all of these cases are both interesting in themselves and involve issues that continue to involve us today. Feldman also focuses on the four quite different approaches to constitutional adjudication adopted by his subjects, and here, too, he provides great illumination about contemporary debates about the proper role of the Court and its members.


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Me



Ricky Martin
Publisher: Penguin, USA, November 02, 2010
Review: Pop sensation Ricky Martin opens up about his experiences with the legendary boy band Menudo, the pressures of fame (particularly after Livin’ La Vida Loca became a hit) and his decision to tell the world he’s gay.


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An Irresistible Bachelor



J.R. Ward
Publisher: Nal Signet, Div Of Penguin Putnam, July 05, 2011
Review: Business tycoon Jack Walker always gets what he wants, and he wants Callie from the moment he sees her. Too bad she’s not so crazy about getting to know him. Art restorer Callie Burke has lived her life on the fringes of high society, and she knows all too well the dangers of giving her heart to a man who’s out of her league. But all bets are off in J.R. Ward’s (writing as Jessica Bird) An Irresistible Bachelor when Jack makes Callie an offer she can’t refuse: restore the world-famous painting he just acquired. It’s a job of a lifetime, but what happens when she begins the work at his Boston mansion? Will she find the will to resist her traitorous impulses…or will she give in to the kind of passion that can never be captured on canvas?


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The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo



Stieg Larsson
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, September 16, 2008
Review: Some 40 years ago, young Harriet Vanger vanished without a trace from her mega-rich Swedish family’s private island—no corpse, no witnesses, no evidence. But every year, her uncle receives a clue: a single flower from an anonymous sender.
Hard-nosed journalist Mikael Blomkvist is reeling from a libel suit when Harriet’s uncle hires him to track her down. Riding shotgun on the investigation is 24-year-old super-hacker Lisbeth Salander, a pierced, tattooed and terrifyingly ruthless genius. Together they’ll unearth horrifying corruption among the nation’s elite—and a shocking connection between themselves....
A runaway bestseller, Stieg Larsson’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a rip-roaring, dazzlingly smart crime thriller.


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Knight


The Medieval Warrior's (Unofficial) Manual
Michael Prestwich
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Inc., June 01, 2010
Review: The knight is the supreme warrior of the Middle Ages. Fully armored and mounted on a magnificent charger, he seems invincible. Guided by the chivalric code, honor and glory await him as he fights with sword and lance.
With Knight: The Medieval Warrior's (Unofficial) Manual, leading medieval historian Michael Prestwich has created an impeccably researched yet vastly entertaining book that provides all the essential information you need to become a successful knight in the later Middle Ages, during the period of the Hundred Years’ War. Should you go on a Crusade? Which order of chivalry might you consider joining? What is required when you go through the ceremony of knighthood?
Here are the answers to these and many more questions plus practical advice on topics such as what types of armor and weaponry you’ll need, how to wield a sword for maximum effect, and what exactly happens at a siege. But the knightly life is not all warfare: there are also tournaments and jousts to enjoy and the world of courtly love.
Based on contemporary lives and descriptions, combined with modern-day reconstructions, Knight paints a vivid picture of what it was like to be a medieval warrior.


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Cleopatra: A Life



Stacy Schiff
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, November 01, 2010
Review: Cleopatra is mostly remembered as a great beauty, as indeed she was, but as Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer Stacy Schiff reveals, she was much more than a pretty face. She knew how to build a fleet, suppress an insurrection and alleviate a famine, and at the height of her power, she controlled the entire eastern Mediterranean coast. As a teen, she waged a civil war against one brother, then eliminated two other siblings to maintain her power. Assassination, it seems, was a family specialty.
Cleopatra sheds fascinating light on the Queen of the Nile, from her rise to power to her legendary affairs with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. Rich in detail, epic in scope, it’s a luminous, deeply original reconstruction of a dazzling life.


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Pray for Silence


A Thriller
Linda Castillo
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, June 22, 2010
Review: With Pray for Silence, Linda Castillo tops her own bestselling debut, Sworn to Silence, with a chilling story that’s both a fast-paced thriller and a compelling psychological puzzle.
In the quiet town of Painters Mill, an Amish family of seven has been found murdered on their farm. Chief of Police Kate Burkholder and her small force have few clues, no motive and no suspect. Formerly Amish herself, Kate is no stranger to secrets, but she can’t get her mind around the senseless brutality of the crime. When state agent John Tomasseti arrives on the scene, he and Kate discover that the disturbing details of the case will force them to face demons from their own troubled pasts.
Then Kate discovers a diary and realizes that one of the teenage daughters may have been leading a lurid double life. As the case develops, the list of suspects grows. Who is the attractive stranger that stole the heart of the innocent young Amish girl? Did her brother—a man with a violent past who was shunned by his family and community—come back to seek revenge? Driven by her own scarred past, Kate swears she’ll find the killer and bring him to justice...even if it means putting herself in the line of fire.


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When You Can't Find God



Linda Evans Shepherd
Publisher: Baker Books - Subrights Mgr, May 01, 2011
Review: In When You Can’t Find God, Linda Evans Shepherd shows us how to see God at work in our lives, even in the most difficult circumstances.
No one is exempt from the storms of life, but for those of us in the midst of them, there’s hope, even when we doubt we have the strength to persevere. Where is God when a job is lost, when the diagnosis is cancer or a child goes astray, we may ask. Does He care about us at all? Compassionate and practical, When You Can’t Find God provides strategies for surviving difficult times, offering your troubles up to God, praying through the pain and finding peace, hope and joy once more.
Our trials have a purpose, in that we can use them to draw nearer to God. Linda Evans Shepherd lights the way.


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One Simple Act


Discovering the Power of Generosity
Debbie Macomber
Publisher: Simon And Schuster, Inc., November 03, 2009
Review: What if you could make the world a better place...by tomorrow? In One Simple Act, Debbie Macomber tells you how.
In a world that too often seems stingy and grudging, Debbie has witnessed how one simple act of generosity can yield unforeseen miracles. Her blend of true stories and motivating messages will delight and surprise you. You’ll discover how giving the gifts of time, encouragement, hope, laughter, prayer, hospitality, service and even forgiveness, can have a lasting impact, not only on the recipient of such gifts but also on the giver.
Debbie Macomber, through the power of story, invites us to live with open hands, offering who we are and what we have to God, to use in the lives of others. All it takes is one simple act.


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Faith



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


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Girls in Pants



Ann Brashares
Publisher: Delacorte Press A Div. Of, January 25, 2005
Review: Our moms met in a prenatal aerobics class roughly eighteen years ago, and tomorrow we graduate from high school. If you’re me, you realize that life as we’ve known it is over.” Don’t miss this third book in the Traveling Pants series!


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Ana Galan
Publisher: Ana Galan, February 01, 2009
Review: Queridos lectores:
Los tiempos estan dificiles para todos. Quisieramos ahorrar, pero ?a quien le resulta facil?
Seguro que hay un monton de cosas que te gustaria hacer si pudieras ahorrar: ese viaje de tus suenos, tener dinero para pagar la universidad de tus hijos, comprarte un vestidito nuevo
Quizas creas que es imposible. ?Pero te aseguro que no! Con los consejos de este libro y un poco de voluntad de tu parte, lo puedes lograr, sin necesidad de perder la cabeza en el intento.
Hay muchas maneras de ahorrar que no suponen ningun esfuerzo, se ajustan a tu estilo de vida y pueden ser divertidas e incluso buenas para tu salud. En este libro encontraras mas de 100 ideas. Tambien hallaras remedios caseros, trucos para arreglar cosas, ideas para hacer tus propios regalos y tarjetas, productos de limpieza preparados en casa, chistes ?y mucho mas!
?Que empiece el ahorro, y la lectura!
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Secrets of a Prayer Warrior



Derek Prince
Publisher: Chosen Books, May 01, 2009
Review: Derek Prince (1915-2003) was a Bible teacher of tremendous depth and a prayer warrior of great power. In Secrets of a Prayer Warrior, he teaches us how to align ourselves with God so that we receive, not simply what we want, but what He ultimately wants.
Many of us struggle with our prayer lives, wondering whether they really make a difference. Delving into the biblical understanding of prayer, Derek shows us the secret to leading a dynamic prayer life, how to receive what we ask for and how to connect with the heart of God. Practical strategies like fasting and biblical study are explained and illustrated by powerful testimonies.
This is a life-changing book—by applying its truths, you, too, will become a prayer warrior.


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The Scent of Jasmine (Large Print)



Jude Deveraux
Publisher: Atria Books, December 28, 2010
Review: Jude Deveraux dazzles again with the next book in her Edilean series. The Scent of Jasmine takes us to 1799, where pampered Cay Harcourt has agreed to help convicted killer Alex McDowell, a man her godfather claims was framed, escape from prison. But now that she too is on the run, Cay is reveling in the freedom of traveling with a man she’d consider adding to her list of suitors. As for Alex, he’s mindful that such close proximity to the spoiled vixen would test the limits of a saint, something he decidedly is not. When the pair boards a boat waiting to take them deep inside the Everglades, will the sultry atmosphere...the uncharted land...the unspeakable danger challenge the unlikely couple to explore the promise and passion of love?


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English Tea Murder


A Lucy Stone Mystery
Leslie Meier
Publisher: Kensington Books, June 28, 2010
Review: In Leslie Meier’s English Tea Murder, Lucy Stone is on a college-sponsored trip to England with a bunch of her friends. She’s happy to get away from it all, but she’ll be glad she packed her sleuthing skills when tour leader Prof. George Temple dies mid-flight.
In London, Prof. Quentin Rea, a former flirt of Lucy’s, takes over the tour, and Lucy watches in embarrassment as he tries his old lines on a young tour member. She also notices peculiar behavior among other members of the group. As she discovers they all have past ties to the deceased Temple, Lucy begins to suspect his death was no accident. Then another tourist dies, and Lucy is ensnared in a scheme that could lead her to a mastermind of murder—or make her the next victim.


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The Second Chronicles Of Thomas Covenant



Stephen R. Donaldson
Publisher: Del Rey Books, December 31, 1983
Review: Ten years after his last bloody battle with Lord Foul, Thomas Covenant has returned to the Land. But nearly 4,000 years have passed there, and Covenant finds that Lord Foul is back in power, more determined to destroy this world than ever.
Accompanied by Dr. Linden Avery, whose healing gifts may be as crucial to the Land’s fate as his own white gold magic, Covenant begins a long and arduous search for the One Tree, from which he hopes to re-fashion the Staff of Law and bring about the end of Lord Foul’s reign. His journey will be fraught with danger, frustration and despair, as he and his companions are assailed by forces whose sole purpose is to ensure the failure of their quest. The Wounded Land; The One Tree; White Gold Wielder.


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Prophecy Of The Sisters, Book II: Guardian of the Gate



Michelle Zink
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, August 01, 2010
Review: There was a time when the Prophecy of the Sisters meant little to Lia Milthorpe. When it was just a legend. But that was before the prophecy tore her family apart and turned her twin sister, Alice, against her, before she discovered what the strange tattoo-like mark on her wrist really meant, before she learned of the Plane and the army of lost souls.
The sisters always knew that the prophecy would turn their greatest allies against them, but they’re just beginning to discover the depths of their betrayal in Guardian of the Gate, Book II of Michelle Zink’s dark gothic fantasy trilogy. And as Alice’s power strengthens, she grows closer to getting everything she wants: Lia’s role in the prophecy…and Lia’s beloved James. (Ages 9-12)


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Night of the Veggie Monster



George McClements
Publisher: Bloomsbury USA, January 01, 2008
Review: This humorous tale is sure to delight and entertain all the picky eaters out there, but it’s not just for kids. Night of the Veggie Monster might offer a glimmer of hope to any parent who can relate to the fuss of having a little one who doesn’t seem to like to eat anything!
When a single pea touches the lips of one very determined vegetable hater, he doesn’t cry, whine or refuse to swallow. He turns into a smashing, crashing VEGGIE MONSTER! With inventive mixed-media illustrations and a short, snappy text that combines a child’s dinnertime drama with a hilarious parents’-eye-view, George McClements has created a wry and funny story that just might inspire a few veggie monsters out there to give peas a chance. (Ages 2-4)


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April & Oliver



Tess Callahan
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, June 03, 2009
Review: April & Oliver, the titular characters of Tess Callahan’s riveting debut, are childhood friends who cross paths years later in the wake of her brother’s tragic death. Oliver is a law student, newly engaged to a beautiful, accomplished young woman he adores. Yet Oliver finds himself overwhelmed by a powerful sexual longing for April, who is still mystifying and, unfortunately, still reckless, as evidenced by her destructive relationship with an abusive man. How can Oliver not try to save her from her grief, her menacing lover and herself? Before long, secrets—thoughts and desires he hasn’t shared with anyone, even his fiancee—start to plague Oliver. Soon, he’s not sure whether it’s April’s life that is unraveling, or his own.


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From Dead to Worse



Charlaine Harris
Publisher: Ace Books Inc./Imp of Putnam Berkle, May 06, 2008
Review: No stranger to the often violent politics of the supernatural world, telepathic cocktail waitress Sookie Stackhouse is about to get mixed up in the worst kind of trouble.
The supernatural community in Bon Temps, Louisiana, is slowly healing after two hard blows: the natural disaster of Hurricane Katrina and the man-made horror of the explosion at the vampire summit. Safe but dazed, Sookie did her best to help in the rescue efforts, but now she has other things on her mind. Such as worrying about her weretiger boyfriend, Quinn, who's vanished without a word, and her roommate, Amelia, a witch in trouble for turning a man into a cat, and dealing with an old vampire beau who wants back into Sookie’s life. Plus, she’s just met an intriguing faery prince—her own great-grandfather!
But more trouble’s brewing. Like sharks scenting blood in the water, vampire and were factions are circling the weakened communities, looking to muscle in on the shaken survivors. In the ensuing battles, Sookie—friend of the were pack and blood-bonded to the leader of the local vampires—will face danger, death…and, once more, betrayal by someone she loves. And when the dust settles, her world will be totally rearranged.


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Las mil y una noches




Publisher: Editorial Sigmar, January 01, 2010
Review: ?Quien no ha oido hablar de Las mil y una noches? ?O por lo menos de Aladino y su lampara maravillosa o de Simbad el marino? A traves de la narracion oral, los libros y peliculas y dibujos animados, los relatos y personajes de la clasica compilacion de cuentos arabes han cautivado la imaginacion de generaciones de ninos de todo el mundo. ?No permita que los suyos se la pierdan! He aqui trece de sus historias, ilustradas a color, que reflejan las costumbres y creencias de una tierra exotica y fascinante. 8?" x 11?", 62 pags. Tapa dura EDADES: 4-10


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The Flex Diet


Design-Your-Own Weight Loss Plan
James Beckerman
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, December 28, 2010
Review: Dr. James Beckerman’s The Flex Diet is an exciting new approach to a new you, your way.
Instead of a program that forces you to stay on one diet or risk another failure, The Flex Diet shows you how to lose a single pound in 200 different ways. A medically proven approach to weight loss that lets you create a plan to fit your lifestyle, it’s full of tasty, nutritious meals, boosts energy levels and keeps the weight off for good with meal plans for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You’ll find dozens of delicious recipes, nutritional information, heart-healthy exercises and lifestyle options that let you retool your life.
Small changes yield big results—so get started on positive, everyday habits and lose weight for a lifetime.


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All Together Dead



Charlaine Harris
Publisher: Ace Books Inc./Imp of Putnam Berkle, May 01, 2007
Review: Though telepath Sookie Stackhouse can’t read vampire minds, she doesn’t dare refuse when she’s called to help clear the Vampire Queen of murder. But can she survive being the only human at a summit of the Undead?


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Hieroglyph Detective


How to Decode the Sacred Language of the Ancient Egyptians
Nigel Strudwick
Publisher: Chronicle Books, February 10, 2010
Review: Whether at ancient temples and tombs along the Nile, in museum collections or in the many illustrated books devoted to the pharaohs and their world, hieroglyphs are one of the most fascinating aspects of ancient Egyptian culture. Nigel Strudwick’s Hieroglyph Detective is a practical, easy-to-follow, hands-on field guide to hieroglyphs that gives you the tools to decipher for yourself some of the many inscriptions you’ll find.
This complete how-to manual is divided into three parts. Part One provides essential background information, especially grammar, about the “words of the gods.” Part Two decodes selected inscriptions from famous sacred sites or museum objects—an easy-to-follow translation process that offers the ultimate lesson in hieroglyphic amateur detective work. Part Three is a thematically organized recognition guide and explanatory glossary for many commonly encountered signs. All three parts are interspersed with fascinating features on the life, art and culture of ancient Egypt.
Full of easy-to-understand explanations that will help you develop a basic grounding in Egyptology, Hieroglyph Detective reveals a new dimension of the land of the pharaohs.


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Inside-Out Healing


Transforming Your Life Through the Power of Presence
Richard Moss
Publisher: Hay House, Inc., February 01, 2011
Review: Presence can be the “difference that makes the difference” in your ability to heal emotional wounds. With Inside-Out Healing, you’ll join Richard Moss in an exploration of the power of presence in your life.
This inspiring book contains powerful principles and practices for transforming self-limiting patterns of thought and behavior, and for staying in the present in the midst of very difficult feelings. Drawing from counseling sessions and providing practical exercises, Richard shows how presence can be applied to support change in yourself and others, creating a bridge between knowing and doing.
Whether you’re motivated by illness, relationships or the desire to experience life to the fullest, Inside-Out Healing holds the keys.


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Starbound



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


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A Breed Apart



Pierre Davis
Publisher: Dell Pub Co. Inc./Div of Random House, May 19, 2009
Review: Lieutenant Detective Elliot Elliot—nicknamed E Squared—is a Gulf War vet and former street cop who has been exiled to a desk job at the Pearson Institute of Health Sciences, where fighting crime means searching for stolen laptops. Elliot approaches each case with patient professionalism, even when he’s assigned to apprehend an escaped Labrador retriever whom the institute’s head honcho wants desperately to reclaim.
Finding the dog might have been easy, except for the hired assassin who is also on the trail. Why is this dog so special? As Elliot struggles to understand what’s going on, he’s unaware that he’s standing on the edge of a mind-blowing conspiracy…and that the dog in question is waging her own frantic battle for survival.


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Firebird


An Alex Benedict Novel
Jack McDevitt
Publisher: Ace Sci Fi & Fantasy/Mbr Penguin Putnam, November 01, 2011
Review: Forty-one years ago the renowned physicist Chris Robin mysteriously vanished. Before his disappearance, Robin conducted experiments involving the existence of alternate universes and the trajectories of black holes—research that earned him both admirers and enemies.
In Jack McDevitt’s science fiction mystery, Firebird, antiquities dealer Alex Benedict and his pilot Chase Kolpath discover that Robin had several interstellar yachts flown far outside the planetary system where they too were lost. Could what Robin knew shed light on historical sightings of “mystery ships”—unknown vessels that vanish as quickly and unexpectedly as they appear? Following Robin’s trail into the unknown, Alex and Chase may themselves go suddenly missing....


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Of Love and Evil



Anne Rice
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, November 30, 2010
Review: Anne Rice’s Songs of the Seraphim continues with a lyrical, haunting novel that once again summons up dark and dangerous worlds—in our time and in centuries past.
Toby O’Dare, former government assassin, is summoned by the angel Malchiah to 15th-century Rome to solve a terrible crime of poisoning, and to uncover the secrets of an earthbound restless spirit, a diabolical dybbuk. What begins as a mission fraught with dark plots and counterplots is soon marked by a darker and more dangerous threat as O’Dare is beset by a veil of ecclesiastical terror closing in around him.
As he embarks on a powerful journey of atonement, O’Dare is reconnected with his own past—and offered the promise of salvation and a deeper, richer vision of love.


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30 Lessons for Living


Tried and True Advice from the Wisest Americans
Karl Pillemeer
Publisher: Penguin Group USA, November 10, 2011
Review: In Karl Pillemer’s 30 Lessons for Living, as inspiring as it is useful, over 1,000 extraordinary Americans over the age of 65 share the wisdom they have gained on living, loving and finding happiness.
What do older people know that the rest of us don't—and how can we benefit from it? All the big issues—money, career, relationships and more—are covered through moving stories and uncompromisingly honest, often surprising, answers that consistently point to 30 lessons for living. Personal recollections of lives well lived are woven into this timeless book filled with the hard-won advice these older Americans wish someone had given them when they were young.
And now, they give it to you in this book to keep—and to give.


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Worst Case



James Patterson
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, February 01, 2010
Review: In Worst Case, thrill master James Patterson brings back Detective Michael Bennett, a widowed father of 10 who believes there’s a special place in hell reserved for criminals who hurt children. So when the son of a mega-rich businessman is abducted, the NYPD brass pauses mid-meltdown to toss the hot-button case to their hard-charging super sleuth. Mike is steamed, though, to learn the boy’s highly connected father has demanded and gotten FBI assistance—even if Agent Emily Parker, an Abduction Specialist, is easy on the eyes. But despite their combined expertise, neither Mike nor Emily is prepared for a kidnapper who takes a rich kid and doesn’t make a demand for money.
They find the boy’s body in a warehouse, certain his murder is meant to be a message—and it’s followed by one more, another child of privilege who turns up dead and can’t tell how the killer battered him with questions he failed to answer satisfactorily, thus sealing his fate. Even Mike and Emily, who’ve seen it all, can’t figure out what game this guy is playing, until the psychopath changes his routine and sets in motion a worst-case scenario beyond their darkest imaginings.


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Her Abundant Joy


Texas: Star of Destiny, Book 3
Lyn Cote
Publisher: Avon Books/Imp Of Harper Collins Pu, June 01, 2010
Review: Lyn Cote’s Her Abundant Joy transports us to 1846 Texas, where young widow Mariel has arrived to start a new life. Forced by circumstances to become a servant, Mariel is determined to leave her harsh master…but how can a single woman face the frontier on her own?
Texas Ranger Carson Quinn is responsible for leading Mariel’s party of German immigrants safely through dangerous Comanche-held territory. As he watches Mariel hold her head high in spite of everything, he knows he will do anything to protect her. Carson longs to lay down his rifle and forge a future with Mariel—but war with Mexico is imminent.
Carson struggles to determine God’s will for him…but will the tide of history keep him from giving love a chance?


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Red Hats



Damon Wayans
Publisher: Atria Books, May 04, 2010
Review: Damon Wayans pens a dazzling debut novel of a woman broken by disappointment and heartache, who finds solace and hope where she least expects it.
Once joyful and full of love, Alma has become cynical and self-protecting thanks to her decades-long deteriorating marriage to Harold. After Harold suffers a fatal heart attack, widowed Alma finds herself more alienated from everyone around her than ever before and nearly gives up on life herself. Then some red-hatted ladies, a group of women over fifty dedicated to having fun, extend their hands in friendship to her. Soon the Queen Mother Deliah, Sister Dee and the others reintroduce Alma to herself and, possibly, a new love in this heartwarming tale of enduring love and friendship.


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Seven Up



Janet Evanovich
Publisher: St Martin's Press, Inc., June 01, 2001
Review: New Jersey bounty hunter Stephanie Plum has to bring in wily, semi-retired bail jumper Eddie DeChooch, who keeps giving Stephanie the slip—and, worse, he might even have a thing for Steph’s grandma.


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Skipping a Beat



Sarah Pekkanen
Publisher: Atria Books, February 22, 2011
Review: Party planner Julia Dunhill and her husband Michael grew up poor in West Virginia. Now quite wealthy, they’re living the high life in Washington, D.C., although with little time for each other, their marriage has become hollow. But one day, in the midst of preparing for a benefit, Julia learns Michael has gone into cardiac arrest. And though he’s revived minutes later, he emerges from those lost moments a different man.
Riveting” best describes Sarah Pekkanen’s Skipping a Beat as, to Julia’s dismay, Michael no longer covets the mansion, the cars, the piles of cash—he wants to give it all up in order to reclaim the intimacy they’ve lost. Can he convince Julia that in his change of heart lies the path to happiness?


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The Complete Chester Gould's Dick Tracy® Dailies & Sundays 1931-1933 Volume One



Chester Gould
Publisher: Idea And Design Works, Llc, November 01, 2006
Review: Years before W.R. Burnett wrote about cops, decades before Jack Webb and Ed McBain became the respective masters of TV and prose police procedurals, one granite-jawed cop reigned supreme among newspaper comic strips—Dick Tracy. The brainchild of a young artist named Chester Gould, Dick Tracy’s tough detectives, hard-boiled action and relentless melodrama made it one of the most popular, influential comics of the 20th century. Art Spiegelman, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Maus, calls it “one of America's singular artistic achievements.
Now you can revisit the full glory of Dick Tracy’s early career with The Complete Chester Gould’s Dick Tracy®, Volume One. In this deluxe hardcover edition, you’ll find nearly 600 comic strips—all the Dailies and Sundays from 1931 to 1933—kicked off by the five sample strips Gould used to sell his groundbreaking series. Among them are the first appearance of many long-time Dick Tracy characters, such as Tess Truehart, Junior and Chief Brandon. Featuring an introduction from writer Max Allan Collins and a never-before-published interview between Collins and Chester Gould, this special edition is must-have for Tracy aficionados and comic strip fans alike.


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Heartwood



Belva Plain
Publisher: Delacorte Press / Div. of Random House, February 08, 2011
Review: Heartwood is New York Times bestselling author Belva Plain’s sequel to her beloved classic, Evergreen, and it’s every bit as dazzling….
Nearing 80, Iris Stern knows she’s been blessed with more than longevity. Her children have done well for themselves, which is all a mother can ask. Of course, there is that one glitch in her otherwise happy life. Has she truly forgiven her husband, Theo, his one indiscretion? Iris doesn’t know that for many years Theo has kept a secret that could again upend her world. But all thoughts of her marriage are dispelled by news that her daughter’s is on shaky ground.
Laura married Robbie 11 years ago, after she became pregnant. Giving little concern to her own lost dreams, she’s stood by his side through one business failure after another. Perhaps it’s jealousy that triggers his antipathy toward Laura’s new catering venture that not only soars, it makes her a star.
Her daughter’s situation causes Iris to reflect on her own mother, Anna, and what it meant then and now to be a woman and a wife. She’ll soon find out, when a long-lost portrait leads to a discovery that stuns all the Stern clan, and redefines them in ways they never imagined.


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The Beach Trees



Karen White
Publisher: Nal Signet, Div Of Penguin Putnam, May 03, 2011
Review: The disappearance of her little sister when Julie was twelve explains her desire to help struggling artist Monica Guidry; she reminds Julie, who holds a prestigious job in the arts, of her long-lost sibling. But it is Monica’s young son Beau who will need looking after when his mother suddenly dies, leaving him an orphan.
Loss and healing are the heartbeat of Karen White’s moving tale, The Beach Trees. For in walking through a door opened by her lost friend, Julie finds her way to a storm-ravaged house on the Gulf Coast—and from there to Monica’s brother, who lives in a bitterness born of deception. Julie’s link to this family will take her deep into the past, where startling revelations will change all their lives forever….


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Cat Secrets



Jef Czekaj
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Bks., January 01, 2011
Review: Flip through the first few pages of this book and the cats will tell you, “If you are a bird, dog, snake, fish, girl, bear, boy, or mouse, especially if you are a mouse” you’re not allowed to look inside! But if you decide to read on, you’ll have to answer top-secret questions to prove that you are really a cat. So brush up on your knowledge of all things kitty-related if you want to read this book, because Cat Secrets is for cats only!
Starring a cast of frisky felines that interact with everyone who reads it, this hilarious book is great fun for little ones with big imaginations! Even better, it’s by Jef Czekaj, the cartoonist whose comic Grampa and Julie: Shark Hunters ran in Nickelodeon Magazine for more than ten years. (Ages 2-4)


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Abigail & John


Portrait of a Marriage
Edith Gelles
Publisher: William Morrow & Co, Inc/Imp of Har., April 14, 2009
Review: It was a love match that has been “mythologized in American history,” one that endured for 54 years, produced a President-son and established a political dynasty. Now, in Abigail & John, historian Edith Gelles gives us a powerful double biography that views America’s founding through the lens of this extraordinary couple.
With ample excerpts from their extensive correspondence, Gelles provides a vivid portrait of the Adams’ family and political life, including John’s single turbulent term as president and Abigail’s successes as our second First Lady. Ultimately, Gelles shows how the Adams’ marriage was a marriage of equals. The result is an inspiring, first-hand flesh-and-blood account of the birth of the United States.


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The Story of Ferdinand, 75th Anniversary Edition



Munro Leaf
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA), March 31, 2011
Review: If you’d rather march to the beat of your own drum than follow the crowd, you’ll find a kindred spirit in Ferdinand! The big strong bull who’d rather stop and smell the flowers than strut his stuff in the bullfighting ring is back to charm a new generation of readers in the 75th anniversary edition of one of the most beloved picture books of all time. Author Munro Leaf celebrates being true to yourself in a heartfelt tale that’s sure to capture your imagination—and your heart—with irresistible black-and-white illustrations by Robert Lawson, the only person ever to receive both the Newbery and Caldecott Awards. A special treat for old and new fans alike, The Story of Ferdinand comes in its own keepsake slipcover. (Ages 4-6)


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Bad Bird


A Mystery
Chris Knopf
Publisher: Minotaur, February 01, 2011
Review: As attorney Jackie Swaitkowski helplessly watches a plane fall out of the sky, the pilot throws her a box of clues
Investigators are sure Eugenie Conklin’s death was an accident, but Jackie isn’t willing to leave it at that. Blurring a few ethical and legal lines, the intrepid Jackie follows the trail the woman left her—in the form of an unusual set of photographs.
As Bad Bird by Chris Knopf unfolds, Jackie realizes this is more than a simple crash and investigating it will mean digging into her own family’s dark past. Yet neither that, nor a death threat and attack will stop Jackie as she throws herself at a mystery that covers the whole spectrum of Hamptons society, from ex-cons and biker gangs to the most moneyed elite.


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Lilly's Big Day



Kevin Henkes
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Bks., April 01, 2006
Review: When Mr. Slinger announces to the class that he’s getting married, Lilly assumes she will be the flower girl. But she’s in for a big surprise! A precious story from beginning to end. (Ages 4-6)


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How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming



Mike Brown
Publisher: Random House Inc., December 07, 2010
Review: The solar system in which we grew up included nine planets. Then in 2005, US astronomer Mike Brown made the discovery of a lifetime: a tenth world, Eris, slightly bigger than Pluto, lurking at the outskirts of the solar system. In How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming, Brown treats us to a lively first-person account of his findings and how they eventually led to Pluto’s demotion to “dwarf planet” status.
In his book’s earlier chapters, Brown recalls his first discoveries in the Kuiper Belt, a region of small, mostly icy worlds (including Pluto) that lies beyond Neptune’s orbit. Using a time-consuming routine involving the exhaustive comparison of telescopic images and computer analysis, Brown managed to confirm the existence of worlds named Quaoar, Sedna, and Haumea, all smaller than Pluto.
Following the initial detection of Eris—which went by the preliminary name Xena (after the “Warrior Princess”)—Brown was quickly convinced of its importance. “Nothing this large had been found in the solar system in more than 150 years,” he writes. “History books, textbooks, children’s books would all have to be rewritten.
But what Brown could not have predicted was the brouhaha that followed the public announcement of the discovery and the subsequent decision by the International Astronomical Union to redefine the solar system’s denizens into two categories, planets and dwarf planets—with Pluto now among the latter. Suddenly he was receiving hate mail from children and being bombarded by television reporters. Ultimately, the book offers insight into the cultural significance of science as well as its technical frontiers.
How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming offers a celebrated scientist’s perspective on our brave new planetary neighborhood.


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A Singular Woman



Janny Scott
Publisher: Riverhead Bks/Mbr Of Penguin Putnam, May 03, 2011
Review: Barack Obama has written extensively about his father, but little is known about Stanley Ann Dunham, the woman who raised him—and whom he credits for “what is best in me.” A Singular Woman, by award-winning reporter Janny Scott, finally gives us the missing piece of the story.
Beginning in a time when interracial marriage was still a felony in much of the country and culminating in Obama’s rise to the presidency, this biography not only reveals the full breadth of Dunham’s life, it also shares—for the first time—the many lessons she taught her son along the way. A major publishing event, it’s an unprecedented look at how Obama’s character was shaped by his unconventional mother…and by her extraordinary faith in his gifts.


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The Bone House


A Bright Empires Novel, Book 2
Stephen Lawhead
Publisher: Tor Books, September 06, 2011
Review: As full of awe-inspiring wonders and gripping suspense as the multiverse itself, The Bright Empires series by bestseller Stephen Lawhead rolls out an epic new quest, as ley travelers Kit Livingstone and Mina Klug race to unlock the mystery of The Bone House.
When Kit met his great grandfather Cosimo and discovered the existence of alternate realities, his life took a wrenching turn…into unreality. Now he’s trying to understand the impossible mission he’s inherited: to restore a map that charts the hidden dimensions of the multiverse while staying one step ahead of the savage Burley Men. Where the Skin Map leads and what it means, Kit has no idea. The pieces have been scattered throughout this universe and beyond.
Mina, from her outpost in 17th-century Prague, is quickly gaining both the experience and the means to succeed in the quest. Yet so are those with evil intent, who are manipulating the great minds of history for their own malign ends.
From an avenue of Egyptian sphinxes to an Etruscan tufa tomb, a Bohemian coffee shop and a Stone Age landscape where universes collide, the travelers leave their own world behind to find the next precious piece of the Skin Map—and the ultimate treasure.


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