Week Eleven - 41 To Go

Not your ordinary coffee table book. Tom Ang uses iconic photographs to put a fresh face on photography’s history.

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Week Ten - 42 To Go

It goes without saying that Killer is unique.  While Rick Bragg may have overwhelmed the reader with too much information, the candid photographs make this volume worth the price of admission.

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Week Nine - 43 To Go

In the midst of the winter of 2015 this latest read in the Hamish Macbeth series provides a cozy reprieve. M.C. Beaton’s vein of humor might be too subtle for some readers. But Hamish’s love life at times tops Stephanie Plum’s dilemmas.

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Week Eight - 44 To Go

This prequel of Scotland Yard detective Ian Rutledge's past might hook new readers to the series and should answer those questions that Charles Todd followers may have entertained. Do not be put off by the proliferation of characters and provincial English towns. The authentic details of this fateful summer make for a satisfactory read.

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Week Seven - 45 To Go

Poetic. Suggestion - read this lovely little book throughout the year as a new season approaches. A great gift for the right person - preferably a naturalist or a birder.

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Week Six - 46 To Go

While multiple story lines vie for your investment, the fast pace will help justify your commitment. The epilogue provides conclusions and a tease for the next installment of Private.

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Week Five - 47 To Go

Weak story line, Playboy sex, skewed political agenda. This Stuart Woods’ novel needs a codicil listing his lack of effort.

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