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That Deadman Dance: A Novel
by Kim Scott
Something New to Think About (12/5/2011)
This book was an adventure into something completely new for me. Like others, I have read much about the great American expansion and the experiences with the colonists and the native Americans, but I knew nothing about the early exchanges between the indigenous peoples ofmore
Killed at the Whim of a Hat: A Jimm Juree Mystery, #1
by Colin Cotterill
New series But All Cotterill (10/13/2011)
This book got a head start in Asia and, being a devout Cotterill fan, I got it as soon as it was out in Hong Kong. Though surprised to find a new protagonist, and a woman at that, I immediately was drawn in by the dry wit and unusual events and characters that always appearmore
Across Many Mountains: A Tibetan Family's Epic Journey from Oppression to Freedom
by Yangzom Brauen
Across Many Mountains (8/24/2011)
What this book lacks in writing style it makes up for in real-life story. Ms Brauen recounts the tale of three generations of Tibetan women surviving monumental life events across three continents and four countries. Their individual and collective strengths are brought tomore
Adam & Eve: A Novel
by Sena Jeter Naslund
Adam and Eve by Sena Jeter Naslund (9/28/2010)
Adam and Eve is an industrious literary effort. Set in 2019, it is filled with a myriad of contrasting images, concepts, and plot lines. I found myself reading this book with a yellow marker in one hand and a pen in the other. I was compelled to underline sentences I wantedmore
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