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Stealing Athena
by Karen Essex
Stealing Athena (5/29/2008)
I had been eager to learn more about those famous "Elgin" marbles; however, I found the tone of the book inconsistent and its writing style rather a distraction, beginning on page 7 when Lord Elgin tells the expectant Lady E. to go below decks at the threat of a navalmore
The Invention of Everything Else
by Samantha Hunt
The Invention of Everything Else by Samantha Hunter (1/3/2008)
This is a book filled with luminance, suspense and mystery. In the first few chapters the mystery deepens because we are never quite sure who is who, or where, or when. As we travel with the author we begin to understand that we must always ask, who is who, and where, andmore
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