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infomercials, etc; he writes about creating income with little or no money. HG221.A415
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explores the problems of being caught between two different and conflicting cultures as
the daughter of an American mother and a Peruvian father. PN4874.A567 A3 2001
Black, Alexandra. THE JAPANESE HOUSE. An exquisitely illustrated tour of various
residences in Japan provides decorating tips and a glimpse into Japanese home life.
NA7451.B53 2000x
Bogle, Donald. PRIMETIME BLUES: AFRICAN AMERICANS ON NETWORK TELEVISION. This
award-winning historian focuses on African-American portrayals and performers on
television from early shows to today's series. PN1992.8.A34.B64 2001
Bowden, Mark. KILLING PABLO: THE HUNT FOR THE WORLD'S GREATEST OUTLAW. The
exciting tale of the notorious Colombian druglord/ billionaire. HV5805.E82 B69 2001
Brennan, Barbara. HANDS OF LIGHT: A GUIDE TO HEALING THROUGH THE HUMAN ENERGY FIELD.
Learn about the human energy field and its relationship to health and well being. This
is considered a classic in the field of bioenergetic or hands-on-healing. BF1275.F3 B74
1988
Brooks, David. BOBOS IN PARADISE: THE NEW UPPER CLASS AND HOW THEY GOT THERE. "Bobos"
is the author's acronym for what he sees as a new generation of "bourgeois
bohemians." HN90.E4 B76 2001
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celebration gone comically awry set the stage for the satirical skewering of nineteenth
century Mexican society. (Fiction)
Divakaruni, Chitra Banerjee. THE UNKNOWN ERRORS OF OUR LIVES: STORIES. The
ordinary lives of Indians coping with the effects of America on their families. (Fiction)
Fadiman, Anne. THE SPIRIT CATCHES YOU AND YOU FALL DOWN: A HMONG CHILD, HER AMERICAN
DOCTORS AND THE COLLISION OF TWO CULTURES. Brilliantly researched and written, this
true story explores the clash between western medicine practitioners and a Laotian refugee
family over the care of their daughter who is diagnosed with severe epilepsy. RA418.5.T73
F33 1997
Garton Ash, Timothy. HISTORY OF THE PRESENT: ESSAYS, SKETCHES AND DISPATCHES FROM
EUROPE IN THE 1990s. The author examines the extraordinary social and political
changes that have occurred in Europe from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the crisis in
Kosovo. D2009.G37 1999
Gill, Bartholomew. THE DEATH OF AN IRISH SINNER: A PETER McGARR MYSTERY. Chief
Superintendent Peter McGarr investigates the death of an Opus Deimember. (Fiction)
Godwin, Gail. HEART. A literary and emotional treatise on those with heart and
the heartless. GR489.4.G63 2001
Goldsmith, Olivia. BAD BOY. In this entertaining romantic comedy, Tracie agrees
to make over her techno-wizard dweeb friend into a "bad boy." As Jon changes
from nerdy to knockout the dynamics of their friendship change too. (Fiction)
Gordon, Alice. SUMMER. Thirty-seven of America's best-loved writers celebrate
summer in a lavishly illustrated collection of original memoirs essays and poems. PS509.S87
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Halpern, Sue. FOUR WINGS AND A PRAYER: CAUGHT IN THE MYSTERY OF THE MONARCH
BUTTERFLY. A portrait of these unique and endangered butterflies and the people who
study them. QL561.D3 H35 2001
House, Adrian. FRANCIS OF ASSISI. A fascinating account of a genius whose ethic
of neighborliness, rather than rule, helped him address the economic break-up of the
feudal system, the religious life of women, the destructiveness of the Crusades, and the
joy of creation. BX4700.F6 H595 2000
Karbo, Karen. MOTHERHOOD MADE A MAN OUT OF ME. Brooke finds her old life
obliterated by her 6-month-old daughter and an indifferent husband; this funny but frank
novel looks at modern motherhood and marriage. (Fiction)
Keaton, Eleanor. BUSTER KEATON REMEMBERED. A comprehensive collection of photos
and text documenting Keaton's career in vaudeville, his shorts with Fatty Arbuckle, his
innovative feature films and amazing stunt work, as well as his work on television and in
the circus. PN2287.K4 K43 2001
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totally captivating colorful riches to rags tale about the extraordinary life of a female
pilot who was way ahead of her time. TL540.B325 K47 2000
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how the horrors of the past affect the present. (Fiction)
Lencek, Lena. THE BEACH: THE HISTORY OF PARADISE ON EARTH. An illuminating
history of the seashore that includes a list of the eighty best beach destinations.
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Lloyd, Christopher. GARDENER COOK. A beautifully photographed cookbook from one
of Great Britain's foremost garden writers. TX801.L56 1997x
MacLaine, Shirley. THE CAMINO: A JOURNEY OF THE SPIRIT. Relive MacLaine's 1994
pilgrimage across Northern Spain. PN2287.M18 A3 2000
Montgomery, Ruth Shick. THE WORLD TO COME: GUIDANCE FOR A COMING AGE. At the
urging of her spirit guides and her numerous readers, Ruth Montgomery offers insight and
guidance on upcoming earth changes and the subsequent transition to a new spiritual and
energetic age. BF1311.P75 M66 1999
Nothomb, Amelie. FEAR AND TREMBLING. Unaware of the hierarchical work-driven
values of Japanese business culture, a young Belgian woman comically and disastrously
begins her descent at the Yumimoto Corporation. The multi-award winning French author has
also drawn a devastating portrait of women's lives in Japan. (Fiction)
Perez-Reverte, Arturo. THE CLUB DUMAS, OR, THE SHADOW OF RICHELIEU. This occult
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written by Satan. (Fiction)
Philbrick, Nat. IN THE HEART OF THE SEA: THE TRAGEDY OF THE
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whaling industry. G530.E76 2000
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really are. QL737.P93 S27 2001
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story of one of New York's most colorful politicians. E748.S63 S57 2001
Stoll, Andrew L. THE OMEGA-3 CONNECTION: HOW YOU CAN RESTORE YOUR BODY'S NATURAL
BALANCE AND TREAT DEPRESSION. The author, a physician, believes what we are NOT eating
may be altering our brain chemistry, leaving us vulnerable to anxiety and depression.
RC537.S76 2001 (on order)
Tapper, Jake. DOWN & DIRTY: THE PLOT TO STEAL THE PRESIDENCY. Written by the
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Webster, Brenda S. THE LAST GOOD FREUDIAN. This reminiscence of the 1950s
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Weir, Alison. HENRY VIII: THE KING AND HIS COURT. An informative social history
of a fascinating king. DA332.W45 2001x
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