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The Da Vinci Code and Harry Potter
Despite being pummelled by critics and fellow writers alike, Dan Brown's books flew off the book shelves faster than Professor Langdon raced through the Louvre.
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Elizabeth Gilbert's Sequel To Eat,Pray,Love
In her follow up novel to Eat, Pray, Love, Elizabeth Gilbert takes readers on a journey of reflection as Liz and Felipe find themselves forced into unplanned wedlock.
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The Twilight Saga – An Impact
A look into the impact of Stephenie Meyer's The Twilight Saga and its effects on culture, from crazed fans, to irate critics, and the evolution of storytelling.
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Let It Bleed is a Definitive Visual History
Author Ethan Russell had a backstage pass to the tumultuous 1960s and he took photographs that are as vibrant and gritty as the decade that changed the culture of America
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Book Review – Unleashed; The Story of Tool
Often called the smartest band in rock, Tool has an almost religious following. Unleashed separates the myths about the band from who they really are.
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A Darker Domain by Val McDermid is Murky Ground
Widely known for her crime fiction, McDermid takes on the Miners Strike in Scotland and combines it with a twenty five year old murder, making for a dizzying storyline.
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The 19th Wife by David Ebershoff Hits Home
Set in the desert of Utah, this novel takes the reader through time: One story is set at the beginning of the Mormon movement, the other in a modern day Mormon compound.
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Give Books for Father's Day
Why give dad a generic card or an ugly tie for his special day? Books are more personal and make the perfect alternative to the same old, tired Father's Day gifts.
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Review of Complete Guide to Single Malt Scotch
Michael Jackson, renowned writer on beer and whisky, takes the reader on a tour of the world of single malt scotch in the 5th Edition of his exhaustive guide
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Book Review – Curb Your Enthusiasm
While complete in aspects related to basic documentation of episode information, this guide to Curb Your Enthusiasm is lacking features that are exclusive to itself.
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The Thrall's Tale by Judith Lindbergh
Judith Lindbergh's The Thralls Tale (Bantam 2006) is historical fiction at its most unique. Lindbergh does a great job bringing the reader into the world of the Vikings.
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Review: Calling the Dead by Ali Vali
Calling the Dead (Bold Strokes Books 2008) is the beginning of a new series in Ali Vali's line-up. Set in post Hurricane Katrina New Orleans a serial killer wreaks havoc.
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The Crystal Skull by Manda Scott
Manda Scott uses the Mayan legend of the 13 crystal skulls to create a fantastic blend of historical and geological fact with suspense, thrills and strong characters.
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The Movie Lovers Club
Cathleen Rountree's book "The Movie Lovers Club: How to Start Your Own Film Group" is a fabulous guide for setting up your own film-watching and discussion group.
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Book Review of Films to Go
New book provides movie recommendations for all kinds of travelers to all kinds of places.
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