God's Guest List


Welcoming Those Who Influence Our Lives
Debbie Macomber
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, November 02, 2010
Review: Who is on God’s “guest list” in your life…and why? Through touching true stories, Debbie Macomber helps us discover the influence others have on us and the power we have to influence those whose paths cross ours.
In some people God invites into our lives, we see only pain. In other instances, God has blessed us with people at just the right time to teach or love us, but perhaps we haven’t recognized God’s timing and work through these “guests.” Here, Debbie reveals how those experiences prompted choices about how we would change and who we would become.
But the greatest treasure God’s Guest List holds is the power to grasp our own power to influence others. It will forever change how you see the people in your life.


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On Folly Beach (Large Print)



Karen White
Publisher: Nal Signet, Div Of Penguin Putnam, May 04, 2010
Review: Two love stories lie at the heart of On Folly Beach, Karen White’s new must-read.
When young, newly widowed Emmy buys the charming bookstore in Folly Beach, South Carolina, she agrees to allow the eccentric old woman selling bottle trees in the backyard to remain. But she had no idea that Lulu’s past—or her charming, very-present nephew—would play a part in helping Emmy deal with the death of her soldier husband.
While sifting through old books, Emmy finds letters dating back to 1942 that reveal a love triangle between Lulu’s sister, their beautiful cousin and the man both women loved…a man, as it turns out, none of them really knew. As Lulu and Emmy get closer, can each woman help the other make peace with her war-ravaged heart?


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The Nerdist Way


How to Reach the Next Level (in Real Life)
Chris Hardwick
Publisher: Berkley Pub Gp./Mbr of Penquin Putnam, November 01, 2011
Review: Want to “level-up in life”? That Nerdist guy, Chris Hardwick, shows you how in his hilarious self-help guide, The Nerdist Way.
As a lifelong member of “The Nerd Herd,” as he calls it, Hardwick has learned all there is to know about Nerds. Writing in a language we understand—spot-on snarky comedy—he offers his fellow “creative obsessives” crucial information needed to come out on top in the Nerd revolution.
You’ll utilize role-playing game character sheets to track your progress as you learn to become your own time cop, tell panic attacks to beat it, use incremental fitness to ward off predators and more—all by tapping into your geek-tastic selves!
Finally, a guide to the ultimate MMORPG we all play—real life!


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The Telling: Seasons of Grace #3



Beverly Lewis
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, April 01, 2010
Review: The Telling is the powerful conclusion to Beverly Lewis’ bestselling Seasons of Grace series: Grace Byler continues her search for her mother—but what if Lettie Byler doesn’t want to be found?
Struggling with a grave medical diagnosis, Heather Nelson forgoes traditional medicine in hopes of finding healing in Amish country. But first, she drives her Amish friend, Grace, to Ohio as she searches for her mother. Meanwhile, Lettie continues her quest to find the missing piece of her life, increasingly torn between the family she has left behind and the yearning for her long-lost child.
Will mother and daughter, and one seriously ill graduate student, find the answers they long for? Or will “the telling” cause them all further pain?


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The High Druid of Shannara Trilogy


Jarka Ruus; Tanequil; Straken
Terry Brooks
Publisher: Del Rey/ Bantam, October 25, 2011
Review: In anticipation of Terry Brooks’ forthcoming Legacy of Shannara trilogy, here in one handsome hardcover edition are all three novels that precede it in Shannara’s bestselling storyarc—Jarka Ruus, Tanequil and Straken.
Twenty years have passed since Grianne Ohmsford denounced her former life as the dreaded Ilse Witch. Fulfilling the destiny predicted for her, she has established the Third Druid Council and dedicated herself to its goals of peace and defense of the Four Lands. But the intrigue, treachery and sinister deeds that have haunted Druid history for generations continue to thrive. And despite her devotion to the greater good as Ard Rhys, the High Druid of Paranor, Grianne still has bitter enemies who will stop at nothing to see her destroyed.
As wicked plots are hatched, the High Druid disappears in the dead of night. Now, barely a step ahead of the malevolent forces at work, Grianne’s unmagical nephew, Pen Ohmsford, embarks on a perilous mission to free the Ard Rhys from the forbidding plane where she is held.
With no shortage of of adventure, suspense and enchantment, The High Druid of Shannara proves why Terry Brooks is one of the most beloved fantasy authors of all time!


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Locke & Key: Head Games


Locke & Key, Volume 2
Joe Hill
Publisher: Idea And Design Works, Llc, September 30, 2009
Review: Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez—the creative team behind the Eisner-nominated Locke & Key: Welcome to Lovecraft—transport you back to the Keyhouse for a head trip you won’t forget!
The three Locke children are trying to rebuild their lives after the horrific home invasion that killed their father, when little Bode discovers a key with an incredible power. What if overcoming your fears and mastering any skill was as simple as turning a key in a lock? What if someone could look right into your head, reveal all your dark little secrets…and change your mind? After what they’ve been through, Ty and Kinsey can’t resist using the key. But it could cost them their lives—especially if Dodge, the Locke family’s sworn enemy, gets his hands on it.


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The Lady in the Tower


The Fall of Anne Boleyn
Alison Weir
Publisher: Ballantine Books Inc./Random House, January 05, 2010
Review: Anne Boleyn’s ascent from private gentlewoman to queen was astonishing, but equally compelling was her shockingly swift downfall. In three years’ time, she was charged with high treason and imprisoned in the Tower of London until she was put to death under the executioner’s axe.
In The Lady in the Tower, bestselling author Alison Weir (Mistress of the Monarchy) examines, in unprecedented depth, the story of Anne’s final days. Debunking a number of long-standing myths and offering insight into the court intrigue that led to her incarceration, this definitive work also provides a gripping account of the miscarriage that sealed Anne’s fate, the horrors of her imprisonment and her remarkable courage at the hour of her death.


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Bite Me



Christopher Moore
Publisher: William Morrow & Co, Inc/Imp of Har., March 23, 2010
Review: Get ready to get your Goth on: The third installment of Christopher Moore’s addictively readable horror-comedy trilogy is upon us. Bite Me reunites everyone’s favorite undead lovers, Tommy and Jody, after they escape the bronze statue that imprisoned them at the end of You Suck. It seems you just can’t keep a good vampire down.
Meanwhile, intrepid Goth girl Abigail von Normal (and friend to Tommy and Jody) has been getting very into writing maudlin diary entries: “I weep,” she writes, “I brood, I grieve.” Her dorky scientist boyfriend, Steve “Foo Dog” Wong, has been working overtime to create a serum to turn the undead back into mortals, but he’s taking his sweet time in getting results.
There’s also the ginormous vampire kitty Chet, who’s been sowing his wild oats through San Francisco, turning every alley cat in the Bay Area into bloodthirsty parasites. The cast of seedy characters includes a vagrant who calls himself the Emperor of San Francisco; two of SF’s finest Cavuto and Rivera and Abby’s uber-emo friend, Jared. This is a manic, inspired trawl through San Francisco’s backstreets and a hilarious supernatural rollercoaster that keeps the surprises coming!


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Prescription for Natural Cures


A Self-Care Guide for Treating Health Problems with Natural Remedies Including Diet, Nutrition, Supplements, and Other Holistic Methods
James Balch
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., February 14, 2011
Review: Hundreds of thousands of readers have relied on Prescription for Natural Cures, by James F. Balch, M.D. and Mark Stengler, N.M.D., as the source for accurate information on natural treatments and remedies for common ailments. The new and revised edition of this invaluable guide, by James F. Balch, M.D., Mark Stengler, N.M.D., and Robin Young Balch, N.D., has been updated to reflect the very latest research and recommendations.
This new edition prescribes remedies for almost 200 conditions, including new entries such as gluten sensitivity and MRSA. You'll find discussions of the symptoms and causes of each health problem along with a proven, natural, customized prescription that may include supplements, herbal medicine, homeopathy, aromatherapy, Chinese medicine, hydrotherapy, bodywork, natural hormones, and other natural cures, in addition to nutritional advice. There is information on scores of new supplements, the latest natural health research, guidance on dietary changes, and Super Seven Prescriptions that provide specific remedies to help heal your problem.
If you want to get better naturally, Prescription for Natural Cures is the health resource you can't afford to be without.


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Simply Wood



Roshaan Ganief
Publisher: Fox Chapel Publishing Co.,Inc., November 01, 2010
Review: Books devoted to scroll saw patterns are few and far between, so we’re especially happy to offer one brimming with so many new and oh-so-stylish projects! Simply Wood is a beauty with 40 projects for intricately cut home decor, wall art, office accessories, even pendants and belt buckles. They look complicated, but they’re well suited to anyone trying woodworking for the first time. From candle holders to magnet boards, they’re (mostly) small in scale, they require few tools and the results will knock your socks off! Additionally, author Roshaan Ganief offers plenty of great ideas for creating collections (such as an accent lamp, picture frames and coasters) that center around a central theme, including Celtic, Eastern or spiritual.


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Bow-Wow Board Books-2: Hears Things / Attracts Opposites



Mark Newgarden
Publisher: Harcourt Brace & Co., March 01, 2008
Review: Bright drawings of an irresistible canine cartoon character who’s inspired by the authors’ real-life Australian Terrier make it great fun to follow along as Bow-Wow Attracts Opposites and Hears Things! (Ages 2 and under)


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Graham Norton: Laid Bare



Alison Bowyer
Publisher: Independent Publishers Group, November 01, 2009
Review: Graham Norton’s gift for comedy, chattiness and brash bitchiness has made him one of the most unique personalities in show business today. He’s hosted the GLAAD Media Awards, appeared on Kathy Griffin’s My Life on the D-List, and can be seen regularly on BBC America and Logo interviewing the industry’s biggest stars!
In Graham Norton: Laid Bare, acclaimed biographer Alison Bowyer examines Norton’s career so far, from his humble beginnings on British TV to the present. Because so little is known about Norton’s private life, Bowyer traveled to his native Ireland to get the inside scoop from friends, relatives, and lovers. Her book is a fascinating (and newly updated) picture of this incomparably likeable performer.


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Guide to Observing Deep-Sky Objects



Jeff A. Farinacci
Publisher: Springer, November 15, 2007
Review: For each of the 88 constellations in the sky, this book provides a list of stars, galaxies, clusters and nebulae, alongside innovative graphs that reveal exactly when the constellation will be visible throughout the year. SC., w/CD-ROM. 208pp. 2008.


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The Personal History of Rachel DuPree



Ann Weisgarber
Publisher: Viking Penguin/Div of Penguin Putnam, August 23, 2010
Review: Hailed by Pulitzer Prize winner Alice Walker as “indelibly affecting,” The Personal History of Rachel DuPree is a novel of the pioneer experience unlike any other—a complex, realistic and emotionally rich tale about an African-American family struggling to carve a life in the South Dakota Badlands.
For Rachel, it begins with a marriage based on love but rooted in pragmatism. As part of her wedding agreement, she uses the Homestead Act to stake a land claim next to Isaac’s land so they can start out with a double lot. But it isn’t easy, and her struggle in the face of drought, poverty and loneliness avoids all the cliches as it gives voice to the quiet heroism of those who built America. It’s a brilliant debut from a writer to watch.


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A Suitor for Jenny



Margaret Brownley
Publisher: Thomas Nelson Inc., September 01, 2010
Review: In Margaret Brownley’s A Suitor for Jenny, Jenny Higgins is certain falling in love and finding a husband are matters of the mind. Too bad her heart has other plans!
After their parents die, Jenny feels responsible for her two younger sisters and moves to Rocky Creek, Texas, a town with plenty of eligible bachelors to choose from. Jenny begins to interview prospective husbands, diligently following all the rules in her handy manual on how to land a husband. But her sisters have other ideas. They’re falling in love the old-fashioned way—with men of their own choosing.
Can Jenny give her control to God and give up her foregone conclusions about marriage, love and faith—and maybe even find happiness for herself along the way?


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The Rational Optimist


How Prosperity Evolves
Matt Ridley
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, May 18, 2010
Review: Is the world improving with time? This intriguing book sets forth a compelling case that commerce, technology and innovation have made life better than ever before, and will continue to increase human prosperity.


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Zero Day



David Baldacci
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, October 31, 2011
Review: Bestselling author David Baldacci has delivered white-knuckle thrillers, enigmatic characters and thought-provoking ideas since he first burst on the literary scene with Absolute Power, from the eccentric conspiracy theorists of The Camel Club to the hardened covert agents of the A. Shaw series. Now, in Zero Day, he introduces us to perhaps his most intriguing protagonist yet—a reclusive combat vet with a talent for sniffing out the truth.
Special Agent John Puller is a loner with few possessions and fewer friends. What he does have is an indomitable spirit, one that’s served him well on the battlefield, and that’s made him the best of the best in the U.S. Army’s Criminal Investigative Division (CID). In Zero Day, this spirit will be tested to the fullest. A family has been brutally murdered, and Puller has been called in because the husband was in the Army and the wife worked as a contractor for the Pentagon. The local homicide detective isn’t happy with Puller’s involvement in the case, but she’s not his only problem. The people in this small town are not what they seem. Now, far from any military outpost, he’s truly one man against an overwhelming force. And things are about to get ugly….


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The Missing (Large Print)


Seasons of Grace #2
Beverly Lewis
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, September 01, 2009
Review: Grace Byler longs to find her missing mother and to uncover the secret that drove her to leave them three weeks before. But when Grace is joined in her search by an outsider, will she find more than she bargained for?


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Betsy Ross and the Making of America



Marla R. Miller
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company, Inc., April 27, 2010
Review: In 1987, a young antiques dealer paid $2.75 million for a winged armchair from the home of John Cadwalader, a wealthy Philadelphia merchant living in the 18th century. Documentation proved the chair had been carved by some of the best-known craftsmen of their time. What no one knew at the time of the sale, though, was that a Philadelphia seamstress named Betsy Griscom had likely worked on the chair, as well. Had that fact been documented, the chair would have fetched a much higher price.
The legendary Betsy Ross (maiden name, Griscom) labored in a local upholstery shop that fashioned everything from chair covers to drapes for Philadelphia’s upper crust. Ample documentation proves that her fingerprints were all over the city—in the form of her stitching. One place, however, where her stitches are not documented is on the first American flag. Indeed, the claim that Betsy Ross created it doesn’t pass the most basic scholarly scrutiny.
With Betsy Ross and the Making of America, Marla Miller, director of the Public History program at the University of Massachusetts, provides what is by far the most thoroughly academic treatment to date of the fabled creator of the first flag. This is no hatchet job. Miller isn’t out to debunk another myth. In fact, she doesn’t seem to really care. Her goal is to provide a view of Ross in the context of everyday life in Revolutionary-era Philadelphia.
Betsy Ross and the Making of America provides a fresh look at the famous seamstress, while shedding new light on the lives of the artisan families who crafted the nation's tools, ships and homes. Drawing on new sources and an abundance of primary research, Miller lifts Betsy Ross out of the two-dimensional, cartoonish setting she has occupied ever since two of her grandsons signed an affidavit in the 19th century affirming she created the first flag (the only existing documentation on the matter). She shows us Ross as her contemporaries saw her—as a talented seamstress who lived and worked during truly interesting times. “I discovered,” Miller writes, “not only that the life Ross led was compelling in its own right, in ways far and above the single episode captured in popular culture, but also that tracking this woman over the course of her life opened a new view onto Revolutionary America.
Through the story of Betsy Ross, Miller tells the story of America. Readers see the streets of Philadelphia, feel the thick air of festering anger, hear the explosion of revolution, witness the political turmoil that tore families and friends apart, and experience the deprivation of enemy occupation. In the end, readers come away with a keen understanding of the working men and women who supported the Revolution with their labor.


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Better Homes and Gardens® New Decorating Book, 10th Edition



BH&G EDITORS
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., September 15, 2011
Review: It’s inspiring to look at elegant rooms designed to the last detail by an expert decorator. And it’s always helpful to get budget-friendly tips for storage, display, furniture, window treatments and more from the pros. In Better Homes & Gardens New Decorating Book, you get all these benefits in one hard-working—and beautiful—volume. Thoroughly revised and updated since the 9th edition in 2007 to reflect today’s tastes and lifestyles, it’s packed with new photos of real homes in droolworthy styles, Designer Tips for everything from choosing color to creating comfortable spaces, quick-and-easy projects and before-and-after makeovers. With all this, it’s easy to see why BH&G is America’s favorite home design resource. Color photos.


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One Night With You



Francis Ray
Publisher: St Martins Press LLC, November 03, 2009
Review: Francis Ray delights with two irresistible characters in an unpredictable romance! Rancher Duncan McBride has faced cougars, brush fires, snow storms, you name it. But when the stunning Raven La Blanc, a skilled archeologist who his mother hired, steps foot on his property, his attraction to her throws him for a loop. But what would this brainy beauty want in this small Montana town once her job is done? Raven believes this job is her ticket to the tenured position she’s worked so hard for back in Santa Fe. But there’s no denying the sexual electricity that crackles between her and Duncan. Maybe just one night, she can put her work aside, explore her heart, and really find know what love is once and for all!


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A Lick of Frost



Laurell K. Hamilton
Publisher: Ballantine/Delrey Bks/Div  Random, October 30, 2007
Review: If Merry Gentry, heir apparent to the throne of Faerie, is to be queen, she must first produce an heir of her own. If she fails, her aunt, Queen Andais, will install her twisted son as monarch…and kill Merry.
But despite frequent carnal trysts with her many loyal guards, she remains childless. Now, she and her men, including Darkness and Frost, are back in Los Angeles, but the danger grows. King Taranis, the powerful ruler of the Seelie Court, has accused her guards of a shocking crime and is set to prosecute to the fullest extent of faerie law. If her men are extradited to Faerie, hideous penalties await them. Taranis had tried to kill Merry when she was a child; now she fears his intentions are far more terrifying.


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The Cold War (History Files)



Michael F. Hopkins
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Inc., October 01, 2011
Review: A geopolitical contest between the United States and its allies, and the Soviet Union, China and their allies, the Cold War was about power and military competition—but it was also an ideological struggle between two competing political and economic systems. In The Cold War, Michael Hopkins—an expert guide to the origins, development, eventual ending and ongoing legacies of the Cold War—focuses on the decisions of those who made the policies, and the experiences of those who were caught up in the crises of this highly charged period in our recent history.
Charting the rise and fall of almost 50 years of global confrontation, this visually dynamic book highlights the impact of the conflict on those who lived through it, and examines the culture of the times, bringing home the reality of life in the nuclear age. Photographs, cartoons, film stills and propaganda posters contribute to a better understanding of the Cold War era—and the book also features a special package of 10 facsimile documents, which includes letters, public information leaflets and formerly top-secret documents.
The Cold War brings a pivotal period to life through a unique combination of visual imagery and compelling text.


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What I Talk About When I Talk About Running



Haruki Murakami
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, July 29, 2008
Review: He’s the bestselling, wildly acclaimed author of The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, Norwegian Wood, Kafka on the Shore and After Dark, but even Haruki Murakami needs a hobby. And for much of his life, this hugely gifted writer has also been a passionate long- distance runner. From the famous marathons in New York City and Boston to recreating the original marathon in Greece to a mind-bending, back-breaking 62-mile mega-marathon, Murakami recounts how his lonely footfalls have changed his life in What I Talk About When I Talk About Running. Part sports book, part travelogue, part memoir—including the story of the moment he decided to become a writer—it’s a warm, unforgettable look at a side of a great author few have ever seen.


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