Nonfiction

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Some of the best moments in Mary Wickes: I Know I’ve Seen That Face Before come in the appendix following the text in which the author, Steve Taravella, not only lists the many roles that

“. . . the story of Humboldt reminds us that our country is further Balkanized by local economic interests . . .”

“. . . a welcome and interesting work that adds depth and perspective to not only the history of the drum, but military history as well.”

“. . . an accessible, actionable guide for discovering what most matters.”

What is authenticity at the personal and individual level?

“. . . Alysia Abbott gives us the gift of her father’s story, his poetry, his passion . . .”

Once the reader gets past the initial preface and introduction, he or she is in for quite a visual feast. Mr. Estrada has compiled an exhaustive, almost encyclopedic, assortment of earrings.

“. . . if insight or education is what you are after, then you might want to reconsider . . .”

“No fan of comics and American history can afford to pass up Mr. Lockwood’s story, observations, and experience.”

“Be calm within, no matter what happens to you. Allow nothing to affect your peace of mind.”
—Swami Kriyananda

“. . . personal, poignant, and beautifully written . . .”