Rosa: bordado tradicional y a punto de cruz




Publisher: Circulo de Lectores, January 01, 2009
Review: Abre tus armarios, rebusca en los cajones, husmea en mercerias… todo se puede realzar con un motivo en punto de cruz, desde un cojin a unos zapatitos, un mantel a unos panos de cocina, una camiseta o una cortina. Con las ideas, patrones y trucos de esta guia, mas una aguja y algunas madejas de hilo rosa, podras darle a un panuelo un toque personal y convertir sabanas viejas en graciosas servilletas o una bolsa original. Sigue los consejos de estas paginas y dejate seducir por el bordado a punto de cruz. 7?" x 10?", 64 paginas. Tapa dura


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Gingerbread Cookie Murder



Joanne Fluke
Publisher: Kensington Books, September 28, 2010
Review: Bite into this confection of three novellas by beloved cozy authors and see why gingerbread is one tough cookie!
In “Gingerbread Cookie Murder” by Joanne Fluke, baker Hannah Swensen stumbles into a mystery as sticky as molasses when she finds a neighbor with his head bashed in, sprawled next to a box of her Gingerbread Cookies! Laura Levine displays “The Dangers of Gingerbread Cookies” when an actor in a play at Jaine Austen’s parents’ retirement community “falls” to his death. Is one of his lovers responsible? And “Gingerbread Cookies and Gunshots” by Leslie Meier plunges Lucy Stone into a race against time to find a kidnapper…and her only clue is a half-eaten gingerbread cookie.
Includes yummy recipes to make the season bright!


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Chosen



P.C. Cast
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, March 04, 2008
Review: It’s not easy being one of the Chosen. Just ask Zoey Redbird, whose House of Night adventures have taken a dangerous turn. Friends have become enemies—and oddly enough, sworn enemies are also turning into friends. Zoey’s mettle is tested when her best pal, Stevie Rae, now undead, struggles to maintain her grip on humanity. Zoey also finds herself in the very unexpected position of having three boyfriends! Mix in some bloodlust and the situation has the potential for social disaster. And just when it seems things couldn’t get any more complicated, vampyres start turning up dead. Really dead, that is. It looks like humans are tired of living beside vampyres. But, as Zoey and her friends find out, things are not always what they seem.


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The Faith Instinct


How Religion Evolved and Why It Endures
Nicholas Wade
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA), November 01, 2009
Review: How and why did religious behavior evolve to become an ingrained part of human nature? This is the central question that Nicholas Wade addresses in The Faith Instinct. In this brilliantly written book, he offers an array of insights pointing to one conclusion: Religions evolved because they conferred essential survival benefits on ancient societies and their successors.
Although some may take issue with the notion that it evolved at all, Wade claims that religious behavior had become “written into our neural circuitry” at least 50,000 years ago, and probably much earlier. He makes the case that, other things being equal, groups with a stronger religious inclination would have been more united and at a considerable advantage compared with other groups, and have more children. Genes favoring an instinct for religious behavior would therefore have become more common until they had spread throughout the human population.
Wade takes us on an ambitious tour of human history, illuminating the fact that every known society has possessed some form of religion—a key hint that it is an evolved part of human nature, perhaps mediated by specialized structures in the brain. We sift the archaeological record to probe the role played by religious music, dance and trance in prehistory; assess the religious practices of Australian aborigines, Andaman Islanders and the Kung San; and note the ways in which ancient religions transformed themselves in the wake of modernity. After highlighting the spread of modern Judeo-Christianity and Islam, Wade spotlights the ways that religions have dictated the moral, reproductive and military behavior of their followers over time, stressing its power to promote social cohesion.
The Faith Instinct is a fascinating read for believers and nonbelievers alike.


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George H. W. Bush


The American Presidents Series
Timothy Naftali
Publisher: Times Books, December 01, 2007
Review: Most Americans expect their presidents to be larger than life and eloquent,” writes Timothy Naftali. “The forty-first president of the United States was neither.” Yet as Naftali reveals in this fresh and compelling new biography, George H. W. Bush was uniquely qualified to meet the challenges facing the United States as the Cold War drew to its close. “In retrospect,” Naftali argues, Bush’s “presidential years loom as decisive instead of transitional—a period of tough choices with a chief executive unafraid to exercise leadership at home and abroad.” Indeed, as the author provocatively and persuasively writes, “his presidency may not be remembered as great, but George H. W. Bush successfully answered the call for greatness when his country required it.
From his privileged childhood in Connecticut and Massachusetts to his harrowing experiences during World War II and a stellar political resume that includes the directorship of the Central Intelligence Agency, Naftali expertly traces Bush’s rise through the ranks of Republican power. Offering a centrist challenge to the more conservative message of Ronald Reagan in the 1980 presidential election, Bush ultimately emerged Reagan's vice president, the position from which he launched his successful 1988 presidential run.
Physically awkward and frequently given to speaking in fractured sentences, George H. W. Bush famously dismissed ideology as “the vision thing.” He was, Naftali argues, a throwback—the sort of patrician whose moment in politics had seemingly passed. Yet Bush’s judicious temperament served him well in the Oval Office, first during the tumultuous dissolution of the Soviet Union, where Bush supported Mikhail Gorbachev and allowed the Russian reformer the space he needed from the West in order to maneuver the USSR toward democracy, and again during the process of German reunification, where Bush played a decisive—if largely unsung—role. “While lacking in rhetorical gifts or charisma,” Naftali writes, “he led an administration that impressed adversaries and reassured allies in a period of rapid and dramatic international change.
At home, Bush risked his political future with his famous—and famously maligned—vow, “Read my lips, no new taxes.” But as Naftali shows, Bush faced the formidable challenge of reasserting fiscal discipline in the wake Reagan-era excess, a dilemma that fatally undermined his bid for re-election.
An incisive and even-handed assessment of one of modern America’s most underappreciated presidents, this well-written and superbly argued book belongs in the hands of anyone who is interested in tracing how the United States entered the 21st century as both military victor and peacemaker.


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I, Alex Cross (Large Print)



James Patterson
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, November 16, 2009
Review: When Alex Cross’ niece is found brutally murdered, he vows to track her killer to the ends of the earth. But shortly after he begins the investigation, Alex discovers his niece had gotten mixed up with some very dangerous people. And she’s not the only one who has disappeared.
The hunt for the murderer leads Alex and his girlfriend, Detective Brianna Stone, to Washington’s most infamous club—a place where every fantasy is possible, if you have the credentials to get in. The killer could be any one of the patrons, including one of Washington’s elite, who will do anything to keep their secrets buried.
With astonishing plot twists and electrifying revelations, I, Alex Cross is James Patterson’s most suspenseful Alex Cross novel yet.


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Occult America


The Secret History of How Mysticism Shaped Our Nation
Mitch Horowitz
Publisher: Bantam Dell Pub Gp/ Div Random House, September 01, 2009
Review: The occult influenced everyone from Franklin Roosevelt to Mary Todd Lincoln—who once convinced her husband, Abe, to host a seance in the White House. In Occult America, Mitch Horowitz traces the origins of the New Age era, detailing the spirit medium who became America’s first religious leader in 1776, the supernatural visions of Mormon prophet Joseph Smith and the Idaho druggist whose mail-order religion ranked as the eighth-largest faith in the world during the Great Depression.
From transcendentalism to Christian Science, Horowitz highlights the many homegrown spiritual movements that have somewhat sneakily helped shape our country. His book is a treat for anyone interested in exploring alternative spirituality.


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Bye-Bye, Crib



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


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The Best of Jack London


5 Classic Novels Complete & Unabridged
Jack London
Publisher: Carlton Books Ltd, June 01, 2009
Review: Five of Jack London’s most celebrated novels are collected together for the first time, including the seminal The Call of the Wild, White Fang and The Scarlet Plague.
Originally published in 1903, The Call of the Wild is London’s best-known work. The story involves the adventures of Buck, a domesticated dog that gets an instinctual hankering for the wilderness and soon becomes a sled dog in the Yukon. The book is masterful—fantastical, dark and strange.
White Fang, published in 1906, almost inverts the conceit of Wild. It’s the tale of a wolfdog and his journey towards becoming civilized. Punctuated by the same brutality as The Call of the Wild, White Fang is a captivating tale of survival and transformation.
All the books bundled here are worthy of attention: The Scarlet Plague is London’s unlikely foray into science fiction, taking place in 2072, after a plague has depopulated the planet. The Game is a boxing novel (it was London’s favorite sport.) London’s final work, The Star Rover, is a masterpiece. It revolves around a wrongly imprisoned man searching for the meaning of his existence. Page after page, The Best of Jack London is a feast for the imagination.


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Against the Law



Kat Martin
Publisher: Mira/Harlequin Enterprises"Don'T U, February 22, 2011
Review: In Against the Law, the last chapter in Kat Martin’s Raines Brothers Trilogy, we finally get the story of the youngest—and wildest—of the bunch.
At 32, Dev is “mostly retired” from Raines Investigations, but if he has one weakness, it’s his inability to say no to a beautiful woman. Enter Lark Delaney. Determined to track down the baby daughter her sister gave up for adoption, she needs his help, and one look at her and Dev is ready and willing.
What Dev doesn’t know is that this isn’t just a missing person’s case. He’s about to go up against a shady adoption ring, kidnappers and killers. Now, with both his and Lark’s lives on the line, can he find a way to keep them safe, or will their growing attraction end up being his downfall?


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Half Broke Horses


A True-Life Novel
Jeannette Walls
Publisher: Scribner/Simon & Schuster, October 03, 2009
Review: In The Glass Castle, Jeannette Walls gave us a memoir of her early childhood that was, as Entertainment Weekly raved, “nothing short of spectacular.” Now, she goes farther back, exploring the life of her grandmother in a true-life novel that’s utterly riveting. By the age of 6, Lily Casey Smith was breaking horses. At 15, she rode 500 miles on her pony for a teaching job in a frontier town. And that was just the start. She later learned to fly a plane, helped her husband run a vast ranch, survived tornadoes, ran moonshine and lived through the Great Depression.
Written in Lily’s voice, Half Broke Horses is Laura Ingalls Wilder for adults, the tale of a spunky no-nonsense woman that will transfix readers everywhere.


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Grover Cleveland


The American Presidents Series
Henry Graff
Publisher: Times Books, August 20, 2002
Review: The rags-to-riches life of the original “comeback kid,” the ungainly, underestimated New Yorker whom the author describes as "the best unknown president.” Traces Cleveland’s ascent from the backrooms of Buffalo.


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Flood



Stephen Baxter
Publisher: Roc/Imp of Nal Signet, May 05, 2009
Review: With Flood, a tale of devastating global disaster that may be his most powerful novel yet, bestselling author Stephen Baxter “dramatiz[es] scientific possibilities into an engaging survival narrative, while throwing in some satirical barbs.”—Starburst
After five years held captive together, four freed hostages never expected this....
The world they’ve returned to has been transformed—by water. And the water is rising. As the earth’s major cities are threatened, the former hostages commit themselves to fighting this new threat. NASA scientist Gary Boyle throws himself into researching the extreme weather. The storms can’t stop Helen Gray from searching for the baby she had in captivity. With London drowning, British military officer Piers Michaelmas is at the forefront of his government’s response. And former USAF captain Lily Brooke joins the employ of a financial mogul whose resources and ego outmatch any governments in reshaping the future.
As the water continues to pour from earth’s mantle, entire countries disappear and high ground grows increasingly precious. Finally the dreadful truth is known: Before 50 years have passed, there will be nowhere left to run.


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Scandinavian Quilt Style



Trine Bakke
Publisher: David & Charles Publishers, August 01, 2011
Review: If you love traditional Scandinavian design, then you won't want to miss Trine Bakke's absolutely gorgeous Scandinavian Quilt Style. Add a bit of Scandinavian charm to your home and wardrobe with 40 lovely applique and patchwork projects that come together using the most basic applique and quilting skills. Easy-to-follow instructions guide you through the creation of table linens, cushions, quilts, wall art, pin cushions, frames, tea towels and totes that not only look great all year round, but also make the best kinds of gifts, along with a festive selection of holiday projects for Valentine's Day, Easter and Christmas. What’s more, airy and bright photos of the finished projects thoughout are sure to delight.


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The Good Daughters



Joyce Maynard
Publisher: William Morrow & Co, Inc/Imp. of Har., August 24, 2010
Review: Their birth on the same day in the same rural New Hampshire hospital is the only thing Ruth Plank and Dana Dickerson have in common. Growing up in a reluctant friendship forged by Ruth’s sentimental mother, the two girls don’t even particularly like each other. But the one bond they share into adulthood is that neither Ruth, a passionate artist, nor Dana, who studies science, has ever felt she belonged.
Masterfully written, Joyce Maynard’s The Good Daughters is told in alternating voices as these “birthday sisters” stay connected for decades—through childhood and adolescence to first loves and first intimacies, marriage, divorce and parenthood—unaware that the moment is coming when a long-held secret will rock their worlds....


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Blood Work (Graphic Novel)



Kim Harrison
Publisher: Del Rey/ Bantam, July 12, 2011
Review: When Ivy met Rachel, the result wasn’t exactly love at first sight. Sparks flew as the living vampire and the stubborn witch learned what it meant to be partners.
Kim Harrison has been teasing her fans for months about Rachel and Ivy’s earliest encounters. Now, with Blood Work, the acclaimed author of Pale Demon and Black Magic Sanction turns back the clock to tell the tale—in an original full-color graphic novel prequel.
Hot-as-hell, tough-as-nails detective Ivy Tamwood has been demoted from homicide down to lowly street-crime detail. As if rousting trolls and policing pixies instead of catching killers isn’t bad enough, she has also been saddled with a newbie partner who’s an earth witch. It’s enough to make any living vampire bare her fangs. But when werewolves become innocent victims of paranormal foul play, Rachel Morgan quickly proves she’s a good witch who's not afraid to be a badass. And as she and Ivy deal swift justice to the evil element among Cincinnati's supernatural set, you can bet Rachel won't take a backseat to her vampire partner!
Kim Harrison’s rapid-fire dialogue and ankle-turning twists are even more powerful in this first graphic novel based upon the bestselling series.


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The 8th Confession



James Patterson
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, April 27, 2009
Review: If you want to know why James Patterson has been called “America’s #1 storyteller” (Forbes), pick up his new page-turner. The 8th Confession returns us to the mean streets of San Francisco where the Women’s Murder Club reconvenes to sort out a situation that starts out complicated.
First, a meth lab on wheels explodes in the night, bringing Detective Lindsay Boxer rushing to a grisly scene. Sometime later, she and her lover, Joe Molinari, are interrupted by reporter Cindy Thomas, who has come upon the body of an intinerant preacher known for his kindness. Cindy wants Lindsay to know she’s committed to pursuing the story. It’s not until a glamorous, wealthy couple is brutally murdered in their home—with not a trace of evidence left behind—that Lindsay begins to wonder, crazy as it seems, whether all these deaths are connected. One connection that she doesn’t miss, though, is the one sizzling between Cindy and Lindsay’s rugged partner, Rich Conklin. Not that Lindsay has time to think about that. Right now, she needs her pals in the Women’s Murder Club to join in a hunt for a killer that has more twists and turns than a roller coaster. Better buckle up for a wild ride!


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Taking Charge of Your Own Health


Navigating Your Way Through •Diagnosis •Treatment •Insurance
Lisa Hall
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers Inc, December 01, 2009
Review: Less personal medical attention due to cost-cutting and regulation, and a 40% national misdiagnosis rate, per recent surveys, are warning signs that people need to take responsibility for their own healthcare—beginning right now.
Lisa Hall, whose debilitating autonomic nervous system dysfunction was misdiagnosed 37 times before it was finally diagnosed correctly, targets these issues in Taking Charge of Your Own Health. Lisa offers practical resources to empower you in virtually every area of your own healthcare, with her experience reinforced by internal-medicine doctor Ronald Wyatt.
You’ll be guided and encouraged to move forward step by step in caring for your health—and to see God’s plan taking shape through the difficulties


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Embers of Love


Striking a Match #1
Tracie Peterson
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, October 01, 2010
Review: Embers of Love is the first novel in a brand new series by Tracie Peterson!
After being educated in the east, Deborah Vandermark returns to Perkinsville, Texas, where her family is part of the thriving logging industry. She’s accompanied by her best friend, Lizzie, who is fleeing a wedding and a groom she has no interest in. A determined matchmaker, Deborah sets her sights on uniting her brother and Lizzie in a love match. Then Deborah meets Christopher Clayton, the town’s new doctor—and realizes she’s more interested in medicine than the bookkeeping she studied at college.
Soon Deborah is caught between her fascination for doctoring and her obligation to her family. And in the midst of her warring emotions is the doctor himself.


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The 7 Seven Wonders That Will Change Your Life



Glenn Beck
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, January 04, 2011
Review: From the suicide of his mother when he was just 13 to his eventual alcoholism, depression and divorce, television host Glenn Beck has seen his share of adversity, but he’s always come back, stronger than ever. How does he do it? Where did he find the strength to persevere…and ultimately triumph?
The answer is in The 7: Seven Wonders That Will Change Your Life. Written in collaboration with renowned psychiatrist Dr. Keith Ablow, this inspiring book shares—for the first time—the seven principles that helped Beck transform his life. Showing how these principles changed his life, it will help you inject your own life with new meaning, break away from addiction and damaging relationships, and embark on your own journey of transformation.


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I, Alex Cross (Large Print)



James Patterson
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, November 16, 2009
Review: When Alex Cross’ niece is found brutally murdered, he vows to track her killer to the ends of the earth. But shortly after he begins the investigation, Alex discovers his niece had gotten mixed up with some very dangerous people. And she’s not the only one who has disappeared.
The hunt for the murderer leads Alex and his girlfriend, Detective Brianna Stone, to Washington’s most infamous club—a place where every fantasy is possible, if you have the credentials to get in. The killer could be any one of the patrons, including one of Washington’s elite, who will do anything to keep their secrets buried.
With astonishing plot twists and electrifying revelations, I, Alex Cross is James Patterson’s most suspenseful Alex Cross novel yet.


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Reverend Feelgood



Lutishia Lovely, Michele Grant & Cydney Rax
Publisher: Kensington Books, January 26, 2010
Review: Lutishia Lovely serves up another scandalous church drama about a womanizing young pastor who’s more than happy to “minister” to his female congregation
While he carries on the tradition begun by his great-grandfather, preaching prodigy Nathaniel “Nate” Thicke is also just plain carrying on—wherever the spirit and the flesh may lead. But he gets into hot water when it leads him to “sharing the love” with three women from the same family. Nate is surprised himself to discover he’s fallen head-over-heels in love with young, beautiful Destiny, and he wants to devote himself to her completely. But the others aren’t about to give him up, and they’ll lay their religion down to get him back in their clutches—and their beds!


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Shadowmarch



Tad Williams
Publisher: Daw Books Inc., November 01, 2004
Review: The misty Shadowline has long marked the boundary between the lands of men and the enemy territory of the fairies. Now it is moving, threatening to engulf the kingdom of Southmarch in darkness. A fearsome she-demon and her hordes have been unleashed, and a host of human despots, spies and traitors are poised to strike at the powerful Eddon family of Southmarch Castle. Now it falls to two inexperienced heirs to lead their people during a time of dread and danger.
Crippled and tormented by inexplicable nightmares, Prince Barrick and his headstrong twin sister, Briony, struggle to save the Castle. But as the shadow closes over them, a mysterious child appears in the mortal world—a boy who may hold all of humanity’s fate in his hands.


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A Glorious Army



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


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Artisan Pizza and Flatbread in Five Minutes a Day



Jeff Herzberg and Zoe Francois
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, October 25, 2011
Review: By the time we finished our second bread cookbook, we came to a basic truth: our pizzas and flatbreads were the fastest and often the most beloved recipes in our repertoire,” say Jeff Herzberg and Zoe Francois, authors of the phenomenally successful Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day. With Artisan Pizza and Flatbread in Five Minutes a Day they make making pizza faster and easier than ever. Simply mix a big batch of dough once, store it in the refrigerator and bake up to eight pizzas over two weeks. It's so versatile, you can make brioche and other sweet breads, too. Try the 100 new recipes for pizza, flatbreads, dessert pies, dips, soups and spreads and you may give up your local pizzeria forever. B&W photos and color photo inserts.


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Western Allied Tanks, 1939-45


The Essential Tank Identification Guide
David Porter
Publisher: Amber Books, March 25, 2009
Review: Before World War II, tanks played a relatively minor role in the outcomes of conflicts—but they soon became an essential component of every army’s arsenal. Packed with more than 200 full-color artworks and photos with exhaustive specs, David Porter’s The Essential Vehicle Identification Guide: Western Allied Tanks, 1939-45 features variations of the M4 Sherman, Churchill and Matilda; mat-laying, engineering and mine-clearing versions; and lesser-known models from the early years of the war, armored cars, halftracks, trucks and amphibious vehicles. The book also includes sample unit structures and orders of battle from company up to corps level, providing an organizational context for key campaigns throughout the war.


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West Hollywood Stories



Stephen Soucy
Publisher: Modernist Press, September 10, 2008
Review: Next stop, drama. The glamour and sex appeal of zip code 90069 is the focus of this anthology, as 14 gay writers—including Timothy State, Joe Symon, Patricia Nell Warren, John Morgan Wilson, and Jameson Currier—illuminate the strange magic of Los Angeles’ beloved gay-borhood.
A collection of witty (and occasionally bitchy) fare from newcomers and established writers alike, the 14 tales of West Hollywood Stories perfectly encapsulate all the random hook-ups, one-night-stands, break-ups, boyfriends and nighttime theatrics that make West Hollywood one of L.A.’s most charismatic and unique stomping grounds. Each of these tales is sure to resonate, whether you’ve lived in WeHo for years or just visited in your mind.


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Pride and Prejudice and Zombies



Seth Grahame-Smith
Publisher: Quirk Productions, April 08, 2009
Review: Imagine Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen’s beloved comedy of manners, complete with bone-crunching, putrefying, flesh-eating zombies! Seth Grahame-Smith, author of How to Survive a Horror Movie, took up the challenge, and judging by the buzz Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is getting, it’s a killer combination!
A strange plague has fallen upon the quiet English village of Meryton—and the dead are returning to life. Feisty yet sensible Elizabeth Bennet—carefully trained in the deadly arts of swordsmanship and musketry—is determined to wipe out the zombie menace. Enter the handsome and haughty Mr. Darcy. Can Lizzy conquer his heart…as she vanquishes the spawn of Satan? Includes 20 illustrations in the classic style of the original P&P.


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Whose Feet Are Those?/ Whose Tail Is This?-2



John Tedesco
Publisher: Son Schein Press, December 01, 2009
Review: Get an up-close look at animals of every shape, size and color, from furred and feathered head to toe, hoof, claw and tail in two fun lift-the- flap board books that double as guessing games. (Ages 2 and under)


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A Christmas Homecoming


A Novel
Anne Perry
Publisher: Ballantine Books, Inc./Random House, October 25, 2011
Review: Ninth in Anne Perry’s thrilling, ultimately heart-warming series of Christmas novellas, A Christmas Homecoming cleverly plays upon the idea of evil as something one has to invite in.
During a snowstorm in 1897, a mysterious stranger descends on the home of theatrical “angel” Charles Netheridge, where a troupe of actors are putting on a production of Dracula. Amidst an atmosphere of competing egos and artistic disagreements, the unknown Mr. Ballin is brutally murdered.
Snowbound but determined to uncover the truth, Caroline Fielding begins to investigate the puzzling affair. Who was the victim? Was his appearance at the house as circumstantial as he professed? And which of the guests knows more than they are letting on?


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Corazon



Edmundo De Amicis
Publisher: Editorial Everest, January 01, 2008
Review: Enrique Bottini, un nino de quinto grado a quien “el estudio le resulta pesado”, narra en un diario las ilusiones, alegrias y tristezas que experimenta en su escuela de un municipio italiano, a finales del siglo XIX. Describe, uno por uno, a sus companeros, a los maestros y a todas las otras personas que va conociendo, cada una de las cuales se destaca por una virtud, un defecto o una particularidad: Derrossi, por ejemplo, es el mas inteligente; Garrone, el mas generoso; mientras que Botin es envidioso y Nobis, orgulloso. Contada con sencillez, espontaneidad y sentimentalismo juvenil, esta obra encierra valores universales y estimulara a sus hijos a ser mejores ninos en la escuela, y en todo lugar.


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Heartache Falls


An Eternity Springs Novel
Emily March
Publisher: Ballantine/Delrey Books, April 26, 2011
Review: Unhappy for reasons she can’t quite understand, Ali Timberlake decides to pursue a lifelong dream to own a restaurant. Indeed, leasing the Bristlecone Cafe in the idyllic town of Eternity Springs has already lifted her spirits. And yet a big piece of her is still back in Denver with Mac, the husband of twenty years she left behind….
Emily March’s Heartache Falls is a captivating read that draws us in further when handsome, sexy Mac, a successful judge, arrives in Eternity Springs determined to win back his wife. But soon he is the one seduced—by the wonder of the place Ali calls home. Now he has to hope that the woman he adores, who’s found a place to unburden her heart, has room left in that same loving heart for him.


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The City Tavern Cookbook


Recipes From the Birthplace of American Cuisine
Walter Staib
Publisher: Running Press, November 01, 2008
Review: Before there was even a United States of America, there was Philadelphia’s City Tavern. Among its patrons were the patriots Paul Revere—who stopped by in 1774 to announce the closing of the port in Boston—and John Adams, who enjoyed “a supper…as elegant as ever was laid on a table.” For three days in 1777, it was the official headquarters of the Continental Army, and George Washington was feted there in 1789, just before he became our first president. Today, City Tavern still thrives at its original location—and it’s the only place in the country where you can experience truly authentic early American culinary history.
With more than 300 tempting, simple-to-make recipes, Walter Staib’s The City Tavern Cookbook will help home chefs and history buffs alike re-create the same dishes enjoyed by our Founding Fathers, including traditional favorites such as West Indies pepperpot soup, roasted duckling with chutney, Martha Washington’s recipe for chocolate mousse cake and Thomas Jefferson’s own recipe for sweet-potato biscuits. Complemented by gorgeous food photos, vintage art and a foreword by Pulitzer Prize winner David McCullough, it’s a piece of American history to treasure.


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Russia of the Tsars



Peter Waldron
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Inc., April 01, 2011
Review: Between the 17th century and the 1917 revolution, the Russian tsars ruled the largest and most diverse empire in the world. The splendor of their court and their capital city, St. Petersburg, was extraordinary, but this imperial edifice was supported by the toil of millions of serfs tied to the land and brutally repressed. The vast majority of the people were uneducated, yet Russia produced writers, artists and composers of world importance. The tsars created a mighty army, but it failed them in the Crimea and in World War I.
In Russia of the Tsars, Peter Waldron explores the creation of the tsars’ empire; Peter the Great and the Westernization of Russia; how the vastness of the tsars’ lands and its extremes of climate affected the lives of rulers and peasants alike; the pressures for and against reform; and how the tsarist regime finally fell in a cataclysm of violence.
Featuring a wealth of illustrations, fact boxes and 10 facsimile documents (including a 1710 map of St. Petersburg and the announcement of Nicholas II’s abdication in 1917), this fascinating entry in the History Files series captures the profound influence of the tsars’ vast empire on both Europe and Asia.


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The Daughter's Walk



Jane Kirkpatrick
Publisher: Waterbrook Press, May 05, 2011
Review: Jane Kirkpatrick’s The Daughter’s Walk weaves personal history and fiction together to reveal a mother’s tragedy, a daughter’s desire—and the journey that changed their lives.
In 1896, Helga Estby and her 19-year-old daughter, Clara, walked from Spokane, Washington, to New York City to earn $10,000 to save their farm. Upon returning home, Clara chooses to continue the journey and walk on alone, changing her name and leaving her family for over 20 years. What motivated Clara in an era when women struggled with issues of rights and independence? And what personal revelations brought her to the end of her lonely road?
The Daughter’s Walk invites us to consider our own journeys and discover what exile and forgiveness are truly about.


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To Wed a Wild Lord



Sabrina Jeffries
Publisher: Pocket Books/Simon & Schuster, November 22, 2011
Review: Sabrina Jeffries continues her deliciously witty Hellions of Halstead series with To Wed a Wild Lord, the story of Lord Gabriel Sharpe, the wildest sibling of the bunch.
Ever since her brother died racing Gabe years ago, Virginia has yearned to beat the man they call the Angel of Death at his own sport. When she challenges him to a race, the lout shocks her with an outrageous counter-proposal: marriage!
Gabe knows Virginia’s family is in financial straits, and since he’s under pressure to marry himself, a union would solve both their problems. Granted, she blames him for her brother’s death, but still. All he has to do is explain his side of the story and point out the advantages of becoming his wife.
How hard could it be…?


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Hiss of Death (Large Print)



Rita Mae Brown
Publisher: Bantam Dell Pub Gp/Div Random House, May 03, 2011
Review: In Hiss of Death by Rita Mae Brown and her feline co-author, Sneaky Pie Brown, spring has sprung, and a wave of tilling and planting is sweeping over Crozet, Virginia. Harry is especially excited: It’s her first year harvesting grapes. Then a health crisis sends her reeling into the forbidding world of hospitals and doctors, treatments and procedures.
Surviving the journey will be tough, but Harry’s husband, Fair, and her cats, Mrs. Murphy and Pewter, and corgi Tucker will do their best to help her along. Others will fare worse: A promising nurse is discovered dead without a mark on her. When another body—a hospital employee who seemed in perfect health—is found, nothing will stop Harry and her pet pals from solving the mystery.


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Christmas at the Mysterious Bookshop



Mary Higgins Clark
Publisher: Vanguard Press, October 12, 2010
Review: Each year for the past 17 years, Otto Penzler, owner of New York City’s Mysterious Bookshop, has commissioned an original story by a top mystery writer, asking only that it be set during the Christmas season and that at least some of the action takes place in The Mysterious Bookshop. The story was then produced as a handsome, limited edition booklet and given to customers as a Christmas present.
Now, for the first time, all of these sought-after stories have been published in one volume—Christmas at the Mysterious Bookshop. Some tales are humorous, others suspenseful, and still others heartwarming. And, with contributors such as Mary Higgins Clark, Ed McBain and Anne Perry, together, they make a charming one-of-a-kind gift!


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A Merciless Place


The Fate of Britain's Convicts After the American Revolution
Emma Christopher
Publisher: Oxford University Press, June 24, 2011
Review: Review by Geoffrey Wawro
Woe to them who would steal a silver fork, a mirror, a book or even a ribbon in 18th-century London. In the roiling, thinly policed Georgian world, retribution was immediate and deliberately disproportionate. Sticky-fingered servants or cutpurses were hanged for minor crimes. Others—“not quite worthy of a trip to the gallows”—would have “T” for thief branded on their hands and be shut up seven to 14 years of hard labor on the prison hulks in the Thames, where one in three convicts died of disease and despair.
But such were the poverty and temptation in 18th-century Europe that crime galloped on regardless, and Britain soon faced a “prisons crisis.” Not everyone could be hanged, and only so many hulks could be anchored along the Thames. “Transport” to faraway colonies beckoned as a solution.
In this lively, colorful odyssey, Emma Christopher observes that one of the overlooked seeds of the American Revolution was the British habit of transporting petty criminals and felons to the Chesapeake Bay to slave away in the tobacco fields. Proud American colonists took a dim view of the practice, the Virginia Gazette harrumphing that “convicts corrupted and spoilt the colonies.
Britain’s loss of America after Yorktown triggered a search for a new penal colony. The author takes us on a whirlwind tour of various hearts of darkness. First there was Ghana, then Gambia, and then Das Volta (now Namibia). Although convicts could be used to guard the millions of African slaves who posted through West Africa en route to America, it was not a good fit. The death and illness rate among whites from tropical diseases, exhaustion and malaise—one in three, just like on the hulks—outweighed any possible benefit to the Crown or its chartered companies. And with the British forts of Senegambia crammed not only with slaves, but with the distracting currency of human-trafficking as well—gold dust, ivory, brandy, cloth, and guns and gunpowder—London decided that it needed a more sensible location for its convicts.
Captain James Cook had discovered Australia in 1760s, and began lobbying for a prison colony there to develop Botany Bay near what became Sydney in New South Wales. He competed with boosters of Madagascar, New Zealand, New Caledonia, Chile and Peru (there was money in the prison business then as now) and in 1787 the first fleet of convicts sailed for Sydney Cove. Their foothold in Botany Bay—a brown, depressing place—spread gradually across the continent and created Australia. In A Merciless Place, Emma Christopher has written a stirring, elegant book that captures what Gibbon called “the ennui and magnificence” of the 18th century, describes the birth of Australia, and fills in forgotten aspects of the slave trade and early modern crime and punishment.


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Radioman


An Eyewitness Account of Pearl Harbor and WWII in the Pacific
Carol Edgemon Hipperson
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, November 01, 2008
Review: Based on a series of interviews with a witness to the world’s first battles between aircraft carriers, Radioman is a riveting firsthand account of World War II combat.
In 1936, Ray Daves joined the Civilian Conservation Corps, and went from there to the navy, where he became a radio expert, soon finding himself in the momentary peacefulness of pre-war Pearl Harbor. Serving aboard the USS Yorktown, Daves experienced some of the war’s most ferocious naval combat. In vivid detail, he describes the horror of Pearl Harbor, the Battle of the Coral Sea and his rescue at sea following the Yorktown’s sinking at the Battle of Midway. Equal parts vim, vigor and fond reminiscence, Radioman is a truly inspiring account of the war in the Pacific.


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Sing You Home



Jodi Picoult
Publisher: Atria Books, March 01, 2011
Review: Sing You Home is the powerful new drama from Jodi Picoult, the #1 New York Times bestselling author proclaimed by USA Today to be “a master of the page-turner.” Indeed, from the moment we meet Zoe and Max Baxter we’re riveted, and empathetic over their inability to have a child. When Zoe delivers a stillborn after two miscarriages, the strain proves unbearable and the couple divorce.
To cope, Zoe pursues her career as a music therapist and is soon hired by Vanessa, a school counselor. Even Zoe is surprised to discover that she connects with her new colleague on every level, particularly love. As their relationship blossoms, the couple wants to have a child, and Zoe thinks immediately of the frozen embryos she created with Max. Surely he won’t object. Or will he? When they first separated, Max sought comfort at the bottom of a bottle. Now he’s found redemption with a charismatic pastor, who has no tolerance for the threat to traditional family values posed by the “homosexual agenda”….
Jodi Picoult is “a master—almost a clairvoyant—at targeting hot issues” (The Washington Post) and how she handles this one is the reason she’s one of America’s most read and admired authors. CD included.


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Frankenstein: The Dead Town (Large Print)



Dean Koontz
Publisher: Bantam Books, Inc./Div Random House, May 24, 2011
Review: Dean Koontz’ Frankenstein series has redefined the classic legend of infernal ambition and harrowing retribution for a new age. In The Dead Town, the master of suspense delivers an unforgettable, mesmerizing conclusion to his saga of the modern monsters among us.
The war against humanity is raging. As the small town of Rainbow Falls, Montana, comes under siege, survivors band together to weather the onslaught of the creatures set loose upon the world. As they ready for battle, they will learn the full scope of Victor Frankenstein’s nihilistic plan to remake the future.
Now the good will make their last, best stand. In a climax that will shatter every expectation, their destinies and the fate of humanity hang in the balance.


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Locked In


A Sharon McCone Mystery
Marcia Muller
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, October 15, 2009
Review: One night after running out of gas near her firm’s offices, San Francisco P.I. Sharon McCone walks inside to retrieve her cell phone and surprises an intruder. Shot in the head, Sharon finds herself a victim of locked-in syndrome: Her conscious mind is trapped inside a paralyzed body.
Certain the attack is linked to one of their cases, her agents fan out to find the assailant’s identity. Though she can move nothing but her eyelids, Sharon can still analyze the clues they bring in—discovering unsettling truths that may put her life in danger again.
From shocking start to surprising finish, Grand Master Marcia Muller spins out riveting action and head-snapping twists in the most extraordinary Sharon McCone mystery she’s ever conceived!


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The White Queen



Philippa Gregory
Publisher: Touchstone/Imp. Simon & Schuster, August 18, 2009
Review: The incomparable Philippa Gregory presents the first book in a new series set amid the intrigue of England’s War of the Roses.
Like the Tudors, the Plantaganets live high and love passionately. They also fight for what they want. As a desperate struggle for England’s throne pits brother against brother, Elizabeth Woodville, a common woman of uncommon beauty, ascends to royalty. She becomes The White Queen, and no one fights harder for the success of her family. But never did Elizabeth imagine that her sons would achieve infamy. The mystery of the missing princes in the Tower of London has confounded historians for centuries, and now Philippa Gregory, with her unsurpassed storytelling skills, brings thisintriguing episode to life.


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Thank God: Stories of Gratitude, Harvest, and Home



Paraclete Press Editors
Publisher: Paraclete Press, September 01, 2011
Review: Thank God, compiled by the editors at Paraclete Press, is an inspiring collection of true stories of gratitude to the One from whom all blessings flow.
The person who goes through life giving thanks to God for His many gifts usually experiences more of life’s riches simply because he or she recognizes them. This beautiful book celebrates the season of Thanksgiving, encouraging us to live a life of gratitude. Included are reflections from authors such as Sarah Josepha Hale (the “Mother of American Thanksgiving”, Abraham Lincoln and Louisa May Alcott, as well as treasured songs, psalms and prayers.
This is a great book for families and friends to read together—a way of recognizing the many blessings God has given them.


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Play Dead (Large Print)



Harlan Coben
Publisher: Nal Signet, Div Of Penguin Putnam, September 29, 2010
Review: The wedding of supermodel Laura Ayars and basketball hunk David Baskin is heaven for the tabloids. But the sexy couple is back in the spotlight when, during their honeymoon, David goes for a swim and never comes back.
In Play Dead, Harlan Coben’s first thriller, we understand why Dan Brown calls him “the modern master of the hook-and-twist” as Laura seeks answers to some troubling questions. For instance, why was her estranged mother so hostile to David? And the tension between his brother and his best friend, a Boston detective, is palpable. Inexorably drawn into a web of lies that go back 30 years, Laura soon witnesses something else that feels off: the debut of a basketball phenom who plays just like her dead husband....


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Gideon's Sword



Douglas Preston
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, February 22, 2011
Review: For sheer reading enjoyment, it’s hard to beat a Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child novel. Ever since their bestselling Relic, this duo has produced an impressive stream of thrillers, including the hugely popular Aloysius Pendergast novels like Cemetery Dance and Fever Dream. Now, with Gideon’s Sword, they introduce us to a brand-new hero—a master of disguise with an axe to grind….
At the tender age of 12, Gideon Crew watched helplessly as government agents gunned down his father. They claimed he was unstable. But as Gideon learns years later, the truth was far more disturbing. When a government initiative went horribly wrong, his father was used as a scapegoat, murdered in cold blood to help bury the evidence.
More than 20 years later, Gideon has finally found the evidence he needs to clear his father’s name and nail the man responsible for his death. Vengeance is at hand, but now comes the hard part. To retrieve the evidence, he will have to return to Washington, D.C., switching identities and using every trick in the book to infiltrate the lair of the enemy until he comes face to face with the traitor who destroyed his life.
Little does he know that the adventure has just begun….


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Risk No Secrets



Cindy Gerard
Publisher: Pocket Books/Simon & Schuster, May 18, 2010
Review: Bullets fly and romance blooms in Risk No Secrets, the heart-pounding new entry in Cindy Gerard’s Black Ops, Inc., series.
A veteran of countless firefights, Wyatt Savage knows how to keep his cool, but even after 12 years, one look at Sophie sends his pulse into overdrive. But their reunion is no social call. Her daughter has just narrowly escaped a kidnap attempt, and the terrorists behind the plot are still at large. Calling in a few of his Black Ops buddies, Wyatt dives headlong into Central America’s dark underworld with grim determination. For some reason, Sophie has become the enemy’s number one target, and that’s unacceptable. Wyatt lost her once, and he won’t lose her again, even if he has to fight, kill or die to save her.


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Halo Encyclopedia



DK Publishing
Publisher: Dorling Kindersley, Inc., October 19, 2009
Review: Gamers and sf fans rejoice—the officially licensed reference to Halo®, one of the most successful video game franchises in history—is finally here! Densely packed with images, illustrations and technical drawings from the full suite of games, this definitive guide to the Halo universe contains information and invaluable insights into every character, weapon, vehicle, piece of equipment and location from “Halo: Combat Evolved,” “Halo 2,” “Halo 3,” “Halo Wars” and “Halo 3: ODST.” Created by Tobias S. Buckell and DK Publishing in full collaboration with Microsoft, Halo Encyclopedia makes a great gift for fans and newcomers to the game. Includes 352 full-color pages and a foreword by “Halo” Franchise Development Director, Frank O’Connor. © 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.


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Sixteen Brides



Stephanie Grace Whitson
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, May 10, 2010
Review: In Stephanie Grace Whitson’s Sixteen Brides, 16 Civil War widows living in 1872 St. Louis respond to a series of meetings conducted by a land speculator, who lures them west by promising "prime homesteads" in a "booming community."
Unbeknownst to them, the speculator's true motive is to find an excuse to bring women to the fledging community of Plum Grove, Nebraska—in hopes they will accept marriage proposals shortly after their arrival! Sparks fly when the unsuspecting widows meet the men who are waiting for them.
The women are going to need all the courage and faith they can muster to survive these unwanted circumstances, especially when they begin to discover that none of them is the woman she appears to be.


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Witch & Wizard: The Fire



James Patterson and Jill Dembowski
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, December 05, 2011
Review: Whit and Wisty Allgood have sacrificed everything to lead the resistance against the merciless regime that governs their world. But the growing strength of the siblings’ magic hasn’t been enough to stop the evil rampage of The One Who Is The One, and now he’s executed the only family they had left. Wisty knows the time has finally come for her to face him. But her fight and her fire only channel more power to this already invincible being. Will she and Whit be able to prepare for their imminent showdown with the ruthless villain who devastated their world before he can become all-powerful?
Witch & Wizard: The Fire is James Patterson’s third installment of his epic series, and the stakes have never been higher.


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A Heart Exposed


Talking to God With Nothing to Hide
Steven James
Publisher: Fleming H. Revell Company, October 01, 2009
Review: What if you talked to God like you talk to your friends? If your prayers often sound dispassionate compared to how you feel, in A Heart Exposed, you’ll discover how to come before God and offer up honest, heartfelt supplications.
Steven James presents a collection of original prayers that reflect a heart laid bare before God and invites you to speak to God with nothing to hide. If you want to be completely real with God, these prayers will pave the way for a life of honest, soulful communication with the God who is always waiting, always available, always listening.
The prayers of the people in Scripture contain everything from heartfelt praise to complaints about the injustices of life. Why then do our prayers often seem so bland in comparison? What would happen if we, too, started praying honest prayers, raw with the realities of life, tender with the realization of grace? Over 150 image-rich prayers on topics including pride, wonder, grace, doubt, loss and more inspire you to do just that.
Some are etched out of the granite of suffering, others polished by the beauty of praise. All reflect a heart opened wide before God and invite readers to do the same.


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Death of a Chimney Sweep


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


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123 Sesame Street®: Elmo Animal Mix & Match


Animal Mix & Match
Carol Monica
Publisher: Reader's Digest, November 01, 2008
Review: Get ready for giggles galore! The pages in this book are cut into three sections so you can mix and match Elmo as he pretends to be his favorite animals for 200-plus silly combinations, in all. (Ages 2-4)


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Daily Sex


365 Positions and Activities for a Year of Great Sex!
Jane Seddon
Publisher: Warner Books, Inc., July 01, 2004
Review: Do you ever feel like your sex life has gotten terribly stale? That you forgot that great sex is all about paying attention to your partner, about being adventurous, about being open to sharing new and exciting experiences with each other?
Put the bounce back into your bedsprings every day of the year with this explicitly detailed guide. 365 days (or nights) of exciting sexual possibilities are divided into 12 month-long calendars designed to help you explore and enjoy the five kinds of sex (romantic, humorous, clandestine, experimental and functional) so you can satisfyingly incorporate sex into your hectic lifestyle. With something new to try every day, sex will never feel routine again. Illustrations.


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Making Flowers From Wool



Nan Loncharich
Publisher: Stackpole Books, July 01, 2011
Review: Transform wool fabric scraps into beautiful floral accents blooming with vintage flair. Nan Loncharich gets you started making flowers from wool with simple techniques for assembling leaf and petal shapes and adding your own special touches, such as buds, tendrils, beads, buttons, ribbons and embroidered embellishments. Use what you learn to replicate the 50 brooches showcased in the Flower Gallery or go off in your own direction to design whatever you please: everlasting bouquets, hair ornaments, hat bands, holiday wreaths with holly leaves and berries…it’s up to you. Individual stems (including daffodils and calla lilies) come together in a snap, so it’s fun to make multiples for things like napkin rings and party favors.


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Sandra Lee Semi-Homemade: Comfort Food



Sandra Lee
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., November 23, 2010
Review: In the time it takes you to button your overcoat, pull on your boots, put on your mittens, wrap up in a scarf and apply a little lip balm, you can be most of the way to a satisfying hot meal, thanks to any of Sandra Lee’s trademark semi-homemade comfort food recipes. If it’s quick and easy, 70 percent ready-made and 30 percent fresh, economical and delicious, chances are you’ll find it in 149 recipes for Snacks and Starters, Soup-and-Sandwich Pairings, Stews and Chilies, Sides, Breakfast Anytime, Main Dish Casseroles, One-dish Dinners, From the Oven (for all things roasted) and Desserts. What a treat for fans of Sandra Lee's popular Food Network® show and anyone who loves easy-prep food that makes you feel warm inside! Color photos.


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Dark Peril


A Carpathian Novel
Christine Feehan
Publisher: Berkley Pub Gp./Mbr Of Penquin Putn, August 31, 2010
Review: Number one bestselling author Christine Feehan continues her scorching Carpathian tales with Dark Peril, a white-hot novel about a Dragonseeker on a suicide mission who meets a sensual shape-shifter who gives him a reason to live.
Dominic, of the Dragonseeker lineage—one of the most powerful of the Carpathian lines—has known only war for centuries, and he’s ready for his final task: to infiltrate the enemy’s lair and unearth their plans. The only one way to do it is by ingesting the parasitic blood of a vampire, making it a one-way mission. Once he gets the information and relays it to the Carpathians, he intends to go out fighting and end his barren existence with honor.
Solange of the jaguar people is a pureblood who’s long been fighting to protect the few remaining shape-shifters from her own father. Aptly named Brodick the Terrible, the man slaughtered everyone she loved, and now he’s forging an alliance with the vampires themselves. Knowing that must not be allowed to pass, she plans one last battle, accepting that she will not come out alive.
They are two warriors, fighting without hope, on a collision course with destiny. But when they meet, nothing will ever be the same again….


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I Still Dream About You



Fannie Flagg
Publisher: Random House Inc, November 09, 2010
Review: Years ago, Maggie left her one true love to try and parlay her Miss Alabama title into a modeling career in New York. How did that work out? Well, let’s just say she came back to Birmingham in dire need of a job, and if not for Hazel Whisenknott, who molded Maggie into a stellar real estate agent, things might have been a lot worse. Of course, there are those (like her best friend, Brenda) who think still-gorgeous—and still-single—Maggie has had a pretty good life. Which is why they’d be shocked to read her list of 16 reasons to jump in the river!
It’s been four years since Fannie Flagg has warmed our hearts, but she comes roaring back in I Still Dream About You, a feel-good story of life, love and enduring friendship.


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Married on Mondays



Honey B.
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, March 24, 2010
Review: HoneyB. sweetens the pot with a yummy erotic treat featuring three dutiful wives who handle their husbands’ law firm by day—and raise the roof by night!
The partners of the law firm Brown, Cooper, and Dawson have no worries about the way their business operates with their wives, Valerie, Deja and Foxy, in charge. So if the ladies want to have a side business by night, what’s the harm? Even if that means heading up the upscale swingers club Creame, the hottest sex club around. Catering to a bevy of high-profile clients, including judges, lawyers and politicians, these lusty ladies know what it takes to make their business boom, and still keep their priorities straight while they’re at it. But in this carnally charged atmosphere, temptations are beginning to flare. Foxy’s already cheating on her cheating husband, and Deja thinks Foxy should end her immoral affair (because of course there’s nothing “immoral” about Deja’s delight in her own dominatrix duties at the club...). Victoria ’s got a whole different kind of trouble brewing, one that’s making her reevaluate everything she thought she ever wanted in a lover… But can these women keep their cool while keeping their club H-O-T?


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