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a little something for everyone
In
Tribute, Nora
Roberts's newest story, former child star Cilla returns to Virginia
to restore the home of her grandmother, a legendary actress who died
early and tragically. Cilla's story unfolds with the help
of a handsome neighbor and a bit of intrigue. A departure for mystery
master James
Patterson, The
Dangerous Days of Daniel X chronicles the gifted
son intent on avenging the brutal murder of his parents. Left with a
list by his father of 'wanted' sinister aliens, Daniel X must hunt them
down one by one. As the world sets its sights on the 2008 Summer Games
in Beijing, David Maraniss looks back at a legendary
Olympics in Rome
1960, when athletes like Cassius
Clay, Wilma Rudolph, and Rafer Johnson competed
against a backdrop of Cold War tension in the dawn of performance-enhancing
drugs, television, and racial and gender equality.
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el matrimonio, los chicos
Jorge Ramos, TV journalist and bestselling author of compelling books about the experiences of Latinos in America, tries his hand at a new endeavor: writing a children's book. Me Parezco Tanto a mi Mamá playfully looks at the ways children resemble their parents in appearance and actions. Not only is the book bilingual, but its flip format celebrates both mothers and fathers, boys and girls. In Los Ocho Consejos para Mantener un Matrimonio Feliz, psychiatrist William Glasser and his wife Carleen, both versed in relationship counseling, offer their keys to a successful marriage, which include remembering that our actions are choices, and avoiding the "Seven Deadly Habits" that undermine marriage.
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