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Selfish, Shallow, and Self-Absorbed is a timely book for the discussion in current culture about the decision on not having kids.

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What is immediately apparent about this book is that it bears an amazing resemblance to an Italian magazine by the name of Collezione.

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“a challenging book that covers a wide span of scientific, social, and public policy issues. . . . an excellent resource . . .”

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Young children love asking “how” and “why” questions almost as much as they love flipping through lively and colorful picture books.

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“Solitude has; loneliness wants. It isn’t about being alone, but about missing significant connections that feed our need to belong.”

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Creative Haven Whimsical Gardens Coloring Book by Alexandra Cowell rings in the gentler seasons of the year.

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“a collection of tightly written and deeply moving testaments to the brevity of life and the existential imperative to live it well.”

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The Jottery: Thought Experiments for Everyday Philosophers and Part-Time Geniuses is a clever book for creative or would-be creative people.

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In ancient times, the sage Patanjali set forth the Yoga Sutras, an eight-fold approach for living which encompasses ethics in society, personal ethics, bodily posture, breath control, sense withdra

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Ambassador Eleni Tsakopoulos Kounalakis, who quickly becomes “Madam Ambassador,” starts her memoir with a bang. Shortly after starting her post as the first Greek-American to serve as a U.S.

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“Seyler conveys excitement and adventure from a lost story of a pioneer explorer of the Middle East.”

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As the dust of World War II appears in the rearview mirror of our memories, it takes a special book to explain the inner workings of the Washington, DC, establishment of the late 1930s/early 1940s

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Nathaniel Mackey is a distinguished American writer.

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In Spinster by Kate Bolick, we are taken on a journey of learning.

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“through it all, Major League Baseball not only survives, it flourishes. There is no game like it.”

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“The high point of The Life of Saul Bellow is the use of illustrations.”

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Dreamland stands as a model of meticulous investigative reporting . . .”

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Barney Frank came to Washington with Ronald Reagan in 1980. There ends any similarity between them.

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“There has been some controversy over the publication of Building the H Bomb and with the threat of censorship over national security concerns.”

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The Bicycling Big Book of Training is truly a complete book of cycling training for the both the bicycling novice and fairly experienced bicycling enthusiast.

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