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Book Review: "Let's Pretend This Never Happened" Is Refreshingly Honest, Yet Incredibly Bizarre
Jenny Lawson's new bizarre book "Let's Pretend This Never Happened" (Penguin Books)
Lawson's new book will make you smile, laugh and even cringe.
Read more...Book Review: "The Taker" Is A Wonderfully Seductive Read
Alma Katsu's debut novel "The Taker" (Simon and Schuster)
"The Taker" is just the kind of novel you would expect from an author who used to work for the CIA.
Read more...Book Review: "This Will Make You Smarter" Takes Your Mind To Extraordinary Places
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John Brockman offers the reader some wisdom in "This Will Make You Smarter" (Harper Collins)
John Brockman's daring book gives us a map of the human condition and to divine wisdom.
Read more...Book Review: Stephen Leather Deals With The Devil In Thriller "Nightfall"
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Stephen Leather's soul selling thriller "Nightfall" (Amazon)
VIDEO: Acclaimed UK novelist, Stephen Leather, releases his first novel in the Nightingale series.
Read more...Oscars Book Review: "The Help" Is A Character Rich Book That Doesn't Translate On Screen
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Kathryn Stockett's "The Help" (Penguin)
Kathryn Stockett's thoughtfully crafted characters are somewhat overlooked in the film.
Read more...Book Review: "Quiet" Intrigues Introverts and Extroverts Alike
"Quiet" by Susan Cain is a must-read for introverts and extroverts alike.
Author Susan Cain talks about how being an introvert can actually be a very powerful thing.
Read more...Book Review: Lunatics
Lunatics by Dave Barry and Alan Zweibel (Penguin)
You open a new book – “Lunatics", by Dave Barry and Alan Zweibel -- and leaf your way idly through the first few pages. The words follow each other with a natural ease. This is an easy story to follow. You see an insightful joke here, a witty phrase there. You smile.
Read more...Book Review: "Ebba And The Green Dresses Of Olivia Gomez In A Time Of Conflict And War"
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"Ebba And The Green Dresses Of Olivia Gomez In A Time Of Conflict And War" by Joan Tewkesbury (Hand to Hand Publishing)
Screenwriter Joan Tewkesbury invites the reader into a quirky world of fantasy and wonder.
Read more...Book Review: "The Immortalists"
Kyle Mills "The Immortalists"
Kyle Mills thrills in his new book "The Immortalists." What would you do for eternal youth?
Read more...Book Review: "Tune In Tokyo: The Gaijin Diaries"
Follow one man's adventure as he travels to Tokyo to teach English. Hint: it has hilarious results.
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