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More than 150 recipes plus family remembrances and cultural history make
up this irresistible salute to Cracker heritage - with an Introduction by
Pat Conroy.
Crackers, rednecks, hillbillies and country
boys have long been the brunt of many jokes,
yet this old southern culture is a rich and
vibrant part of American history. In The
Cracker Kitchen, novelist Janis Owens traces
the root of...
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Part coming-of-age story, part blueprint for effecting real change, this
engrossing narrative explores what it means to create meaningful solutions
to global poverty and release human potential in an interconnected world
For Jacqueline Novogratz it all started back
home in Alexandria, Virginia, with the blue
sweater, a special gift that quickly
became...
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For all the debate about
belief and nonbelief in today’s world—and
how everyone becomes pigeonholed by one or
the other— Tomáš Halík teaches that God
requires us to persevere with our doubts,
carry them in our hearts, and allow them to
lead us to maturity. For Halík, patience is
the main difference between faith and
atheism. Faith, hope, and love...
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We’ve all seen the sort of woman who can walk into a room and pow!
Everyone feels a pull toward her, a great gravitational tug. She’s
confident. She’s dynamic. She’s comfortable in her own skin. THE RIPPLE
EFFECT will help readers become that kind of woman.
What these women have going for them isn’t a secret. But it’s the key to
being sexy, self-assured...
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From two parenting experts as well as in the trenches moms comes a book
no new mother will want to be without. Organized chronologically and indexed
for easy reference, The Must Have Mom manual covers every aspect of mother
and child’s life from birth to around first grade.
The book has an all-inclusive philosophy
because these young moms-who are best
friends have made opposite...
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To his friends, Seymour Langer was one of the brightest kids to emerge
from Chicago’s Depression-era Jewish West Side. To his family, he was a
driven and dedicated physician, a devoted father and husband. But to his
youngest son, Langer was also an enigma: a somewhat distant figure to whom
he could never quite measure up; a worldly man who never left the city of
Chicago during the last third of his life; a would-be author who...
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This book will unveil a
little known but critical truth: small
donations from everyday Americans can create
tremendous positive change throughout the
world.
Philanthropy is everywhere in American media
today. Unfortunately, most of it focuses on
the biggest donations by the wealthiest
individuals such as Oprah and Bill Gates.
Give a Little will show readers
that their modest gifts...
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"Without the writing of books, there is no history, there is no
concept of humanity. And if anyone wants to try to enclose in a
small space…the history of the human spirit and to make it his own,
he can only do this in the form of a collection of books."
--Hermann Hesse, The Magic of Books
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Nonfiction coming in 2010
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