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The Year of Living Biblically by AJ Jacobs
Author AJ Jacobs decides to live life according to the bible-literally. He takes it in it's black and white form, attempting to live the entire bible in his daily life. more...
Notes From an Exhibition (Harper 2007) is a tightly written, emotional story about a family in crisis. Or, at least, individual crises as each person learns about life. more...
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A Summary of Anne Kingston's The Meaning of Wife
Kingston scrutinizes what it means to be a contemporary wife, discussing what she calls the wedding industrial complex, the wife gap, and more. more...
Ecological Intelligence Book Review
More product data leads consumers to better, more eco smart buying decisions. New book explores ecological intelligence. more...
Peel back the layers of mainstream Japan and the thriving sub - cultures left behind by Japan's economic boom tell the story of a Japanese cultural revolution. more...
Review – In the Land of Invented Languages
By: Matthew Bingley
Utopian inventors have concocted hundreds of artificial languages over the centuries. Dr.Arika Okrent's whimsical survey takes us through a sampling of the most prominent more...
Book Review of The Betrayal of Work
Shulman's book is both enlightening and frightening; anyone who doesn't realize the breadth of Americans in poverty will be shocked reading her book. more...
The Sociopath Next Door – Martha Stout, PhD
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Amy Andersen
The author describes the 4% of the population who are sociopaths. This is not a chemical imbalance that can respond to medication, but a destructive person to be avoided. more...
Book Review – A Whole New Mind
Daniel Pink is the bestselling author of Free Agent Nation. As a popular speaker, he lectures around the world on economic transformation and business strategy. more...
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