READINGS FOR WEEK OF JANUARY 26, 2015 «

READINGS FOR WEEK OF JANUARY 26, 2015

Michael Coffey

Bellevue Literary Press

The Business of Naming Things

Short stories by editor of companion book to PBS'The Irish In America.

Robin Antalek

William Morrow

The Grown Ups: A Novel

This Novel of family & friendships may evoke your own nostalogic past.

Michael Callahan

Marriner Books

Searching for Grace Kelly

Small town girls have big town dreams at the ritzy Barbizon Hotel.

Edward Behr

Penguin Press HC

50 Foods: The Essentials of Good Taste

A definitive guide to the foods every food lover should know and enjoy.

Tim Townsend

William Morrow

Mission at Nuremberg: An American Army Chaplain and the Trial of the Nazis

An Army chaplain is asked to do the unthinkable, minister to Nazis

Consider reading -- your mind's daily greens. Simply reading a book can lower stress levels, help you sleep better, keep your brain sharp,
and also stave off Alzheimer's.
--Carolyn Gregoire, "9 Ways To Become The Master of Your Own Mind"

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