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 Khaled
Hosseini's A Thousand Splendid Suns is #1 on the NYT
hardcover fiction best seller list.
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 Timothy
Ferriss' The 4-Hour Workweek is the #8 WSJ business
best seller and the #1 NYT hardcover advice best seller.
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 Julia
Flynn Siler's The House of Mondavi is #16 on
the NYT hardcover nonfiction best seller list. Visit
Julia's Site |
 Jodi Picoult’s Nineteen Minutes has been on the NYT
hardcover fiction list best seller list for 13 weeks running.
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 Cathryn Ramin Jakobson’s new book, Carved in Sand, was featured on the cover of the May issue of Oprah magazine.
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 Jacquelyn Mitchard’s Deep End of the Ocean is #2 on USA Today's List of 25 Books That Leave a Legacy.
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 Bill George’s True North hit the BusinessWeek and Wall Street Journal best seller lists.
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 Rebecca
Johns' Icebergs was nominated as a finalist for the
PEN/Hemingway for first novels.
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 Jan Goldstein’s The Prince of Nantucket landed on the NYT “Hot List” of summer reading books
and is an LA Times best seller.
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 One Perfect
Day: The Selling of the American Wedding
(Penguin) by
Rebecca Mead. According to the International Herald Tribune, "Rebecca Mead
does for the matrimony industry what Jessica Mitford in The
American Way of Death did for the funeral business."
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 Lying
in Weight, the Hidden Epidemic of Eating Disorders in Adult Women
(HarperCollins) by Trisha Gura. This breakthrough book is gaining attention in the blogosphere
and on the airwaves as well. If you’re concerned about eating disorders in adults, this is a must read.
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 One
World: A View of 50 Countries (MAHVL) by Michael S. Lewis.
This collection of 234 photographs from across the globe is
simply breathtaking.
The photography is stunning, sometimes haunting, and
the accompanying quotes and epigrams are always
thought-provoking.
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 Duplicity Dogged the Dachshund
(St. Martins) by Blaize Clement. Looks like Blaize
has done it again! The second in the Dixie Hemingway Mystery Series continues the compelling story of Florida pet sitter Dixie Hemingway. “… destined to be a very popular series,” according to
Kirkus Reviews.
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Little Bit Married (Shaye Arehart/Random House) by Debra Borden. When life isn't all it's cracked up to be and cracking up isn't an option, what's a girl to do? Find out in Debra Borden's latest novel, A Little Bit Married, which was released on April 24th. Ben Cheever called it, "like eating candy, except that it's not just good but good for you—moving, witty and wise."
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 Still
Summer (Warner, August) by Jacquelyn Mitchard. Still Summer "...is a finely written tale you will not be able to put down, but it is also an insightful and moving exploration of the nature of enduring friendship between women." — Andre Dubus III, author of
The House of Sand and Fog.
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 Lucky
Me (Random House) by Debra Borden. Lucky? Julie Berman seems to have it all: a beautiful home in suburban New Jersey, a loving husband, a budding career as a freelance journalist, and two great kids. To the outside world, her life is perfect, but behind the façade, Julie is beginning to suspect that it's only a matter of time before everything falls apart. Visit Debra's site
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 Facets
(Warner) by Barbara Delinsky. A captivating story of revenge involving the tourmaline mining business, Facets was just reissued in hardcover. This gem of a book is one of Ms. Delinsky's few novels that feature "a flat-out evil villain."
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Film and TV News... |
 Breakfast
with Scot (Counterpoint) by Michael Downing. Miracle
Pictures and Capri Releasing have finished filming the movie adaptation of
Michael's charming novel. The film is scheduled for release later this
year.
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Idyll
Banter (Three Rivers) by Chris Bohjalian. Hallmark's "New Morning"
television series has just finished filming two more episodes of
Chris Bohjalian's "Idyll Banter" series. Based on Chris' weekly
"Idyll Banter" column and his book by the same name, the TV episodes
feature Chris in his natural Vermont setting.
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