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REVIEW: Growing up and breaking free | StarTribune.com
While most females in their late teens today are preparing for college, entering the workforce or otherwise exploring a multitude of options, Deborah Feldman's memoir, "Unorthodox" (Simon & Schuster, 272 pages, $23), reminds us that there are religious communities in the United States
Review: A novelist's urgent tale exploring American health care - San Jose Mercury News
Lionel Shriver s So Much for That is a furious objection to watching the dream of health, financial security and old-age companionship wither and die. If you can stomach its grisly detail and badgering insights, you ll discover it is that rare kind novel capable of shaking and changing you.
Steve McQueen: The Actor and His Films - Book Review - The Austin Chronicle
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Book Review: Marriage from a skeptic's perspective - Sacramento Living - Sacramento Food and Wine,
Marriage, Elizabeth Gilbert writes in her inviting new book, is so unpredictable that not even birds that mate for life can succeed at it 100 percent of the time.
Audiobook review: 'The Children’s Book’ zips by on a long drive | Books | Star-Tele...
<strong><span class="subhead">Best literary listen for a very long drive</span></strong>
Books | Review: Under the spell of 'The Sandalwood Tree' | Seattle Times Newspaper
" The Sandalwood Tree " (Atria Books), by Elle Newmark: If you like your love stories sweeping and wrapped in history, " The Sandalwood Tree " by Elle Newmark has it all.
Reviews of Carrie Fisher’s ‘Shockaholic’ and Diane Keaton’s ‘Then Again’ - Books - MiamiHerald.com
Carrie Fisher and Diane Keaton sometimes shock and sometimes bore with their tales of stardom.
Review: `When the Thrill Is Gone' superbly written - CharlotteObserver.com
"When the Thrill Is Gone" (Riverhead Books), by Walter Mosley: Leonid McGill's best friend is dying of cancer. His wife is having an affair with a man half her age, and his mistress is getting tired of him. His favorite son is mixed up in an Internet scam, and his other son is in love with a
REVIEW: Lyrical essays on growth | StarTribune.com
In one of the many daydreams Julie Marie Wade shares in "Small Fires" (Sarabande Books, 184 pages, $15
REVIEW: Uncovering a family's secrets | StarTribune.com
As a newspaper investigative reporter, Barbara Walsh is accustomed to finding and exposing the secrets of strangers, including corrupt politicians, murderers and rapists
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