Nonfiction

“. . . a real contribution to the copious Holocaust literature. The Lady in Gold will make a great movie.”

“. . . brings some balance into the picture, and fans would do well to add it to their understanding of their National Game.”

“True to his word, the author manages to spell it all out for us in down-to-earth detail with nary a hint of academia clogging up the process.”

“The basic theme of the book is that one comes to know God in a learning process. . . . an insightful, sensitive, and compassionate study . . .”

“The War of the Sexes: How Conflict and Cooperation Have Shaped Men and Women from Prehistory to the Present is definitely one book that it is quite all right to skim.”

“The reader doesn’t read this book, but experiences it. Ms.

“In the end the message of Temple Grandin: How the Girl Who Loved Cows Embraced Autism and Changed the World is one of acceptance and inclusion, using autism awareness and educatio

“Loretta Lynn tells us her secrets in the pages of Honky Tonk Girl.”

“Intimidating but hardly impossible, these recipes put an exclamation mark on Pie It Forward’s case for the demise of cupcakes.”

“. . . despite protections given through checks and balances in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights . . .

“Psychology’s Ghosts can be enjoyed by both experts and lay readers.

“Conspiracy of Silence offers overwhelming evidence of the effectiveness of the black press in advancing integration in this country.”