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Book Review
Fred J. Schneider’s funny "Pig in Flight" is set in the revolutionary year of 1968. Amid anger over the Vietnam War and the approaching victory of Republican presidential candidate Richard Nixon, an unlikely pack of outsiders decide to...
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Science writer Eugene Linden’s fiction debut "Deep Past" is an intriguing, science-minded thriller. When anthropologist Claire Knowland receives a new assignment in Kazakhstan to study domesticated horses, she’s less than thrilled....
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"Quit Ruminating and Brooding" is a straightforward, fascinating look at what rumination means—and how to end the behavior for good. Olle Wadström’s innovative self-help book "Quit Ruminating and Brooding" is about treating...
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by Karen Rigby
Sweet dreams take flight between a pastry chef who’s lost her way and a pilot looking to avoid a relationship in "Brunch at Bittersweet Café". Carla Laureano’s second title in the Supper Club series melds Christian romance with...
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The earnest and traditional 2017 Scripture & Evangelism Planner seeks to add meaning to a Christian’s life by encouraging daily Bible reading. Jerry Walters’s Scripture and Evangelism Planner brings fresh insight to the Bible...
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Life’s Encounters is a swift memoir that preserves the experiences of a Christian missionary. Eve Axon’s memoir, Life’s Encounters, recounts her diverse globe-trotting missionary work with her husband. Axon was born in England...
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Lee Wind’s insightful "Queer as a Five-Dollar Bill" follows fifteen-year-old Wyatt as he comes to terms with his sexual orientation, thanks to the surprising revelations of a class assignment on Abraham Lincoln. Wyatt is gay, but he...
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Saygin Ersin’s "The Pasha of Cuisine" delights with its aromatic language, scintillating narrative, and compelling characters. Here, a feast to satisfy even the most discerning literary palate awaits. The cook—a protagonist who...