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If as a child you loved fairy tales and dreamt of being Cinderella, or if you yearned to be the handsome prince with a turreted castle, you’re going to adore Jane Webster’s gloriously illustrated

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This is one nurse’s story, but should be required reading for any nurse, nursing student, or individual who is spiritually seeking after a time of loss.

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French cuisine, or at least the cooking of it, intimidates a lot of people.

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"This poetry conveys a story of real-world challenges that many American youth face today."

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In Harnessing America’s Wasted Talent: A New Ecology of Learning, Peter Smith advances the provocative proposition that the real problem is not enough jobs, but insufficient skilled worker

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In 1975 Charles Ellis published an article in the highly regarded Financial Analysts Journal that advanced the provocative proposition that investing is a game dominated by losers.

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The United States of America’s higher education system was once a shining example of the country’s global leadership.

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When people meet a man or woman of spirit, peace or national leadership, the reaction is almost always the same; there is an aura about these men and women that exudes power, confidence and leaders

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A read through this rather gentle, inquisitive look at small-town weekly newspapers could be beneficial to your health. It may even lower your big city blood pressure.

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There are wine books written by former English and history majors, about the poetry and mystery of wine. There are wine books written by former Ph.D.

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Making real people come alive to readers must be the Holy Grail of those who write historical fiction.

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America’s Public Schools by William J. Reese is a comprehensive survey of the debate of the purpose of pubic schools since their inception nearly 180 years ago.

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After passing the rigorous entrance exams and arriving at the fabled campus of the world-famous New York Academy of Reviewers, located in the heart of United Nations Plaza, excited new student revi

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Although they’re kissing cousins of a sorts, modern French macarons don’t much resemble American macaroons. The extra “O” has nothing to do with it.

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Sandra Steingraber is an internationally known ecologist and environmental educator.

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In Surviving After Cancer: Living the New Normal, Anne Katz provides ample evidence that cancer changes everything.

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“Because trauma affects the body’s physiology, and because traumatic memories are often stored somatically, leaders in the field are increasingly insisting that trauma treatment must incorporate th

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Fernando Tejerina edits this first single-volume survey of the evolution and current state of institutions of higher learning.

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The possibility of the existence of multiple universes is a hot topic among cosmologists, and John D.

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You’re blocked again. Your deadline is approaching, and inspiration is nowhere in sight. You’ve read the paper, scanned the TV listings, eaten all the yogurt in the fridge and still: nothing.

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Writer Kevin Desinger found a great setup for his debut novel: A good citizen and wine steward, Jim Sandusky, is home one evening with his wife in a fine, quiet neighborhood when their peace is dis

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Grace Balogh is almost 30 years old before she found out her birthday was April 6th and not the 16th.

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“If you’ve traveled enough to encounter dishes like the deep fried chicken anus, or simply want that Congolese Monkey Stew recipe, you’re going to want a copy of this book.”

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In the Information Age, the sacred bonds of tech hookups trump the holy vows of matrimony.

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Hey y’all, think you might could mosey down to the Delta with Martha Hall Foose for some good eatin’ and readin’?

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