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Review Date: 1/28/2008
I enjoyed this book. The main character is a little harsh in the beginning, but I like her transformation throughout the book.
Review Date: 9/20/2007
From Back cover: Bodies in the Bookshop is filled with amusing sallies of wit, quaint and pungent observations, droll characters and rambles amoung many a volume of forgaotten lore. Crisp dialogue keeps the plot moving at top speed. After forty years, Bodies in a Bookshop is as exuberantly readable as ever, a welcome and refreshing relief from so many of today's flat and colorless mystery puzzles.
Review Date: 9/10/2007
Back cover says: Whether you are a visitor, a new resident, or a St. Louis native, you'll find City-Smart Guidebook indispensible. Let expert advice from a local author show you the best the city has to offer-from sites, restaurants, and accomodations to galleries, museums, great shopping, and a variety of sports and recreational activities. Sections on history, neighborhoods, and transportation will help you feel like a longtime local, while easy-to-use maps will help you explore this exciting city.
Review Date: 7/6/2007
Helpful Score: 1
Since I am an MSU alumni, this was an interesting book. Would like to know how much of it was true.
Review Date: 7/6/2007
Helpful Score: 1
Not a huge Stephen King fan, but really liked this story.
Review Date: 7/6/2007
Helpful Score: 1
Definitly not the best in the Hannibal books, though it was a lot better than the movie.
Review Date: 9/10/2007
Back Cover: At Last! A collection of enticing south of the border recipes without the high fat, calorie, and cholesterol counts associated with traditional Mexican cooking. Light Cooking Mexican brings you delicious dishes and great tasting recipes that are based on the latest dietary guidelines recommended by registered dietitians and organizations such as the American Heart Association. Enjoy all your favorites: zesty chile-cheese quesadillas, sizzling Fajitas, spicy tacos with carnitas and much more.
Review Date: 9/10/2007
Critical Acclaim by Robert Kiener, Readers Digest: "When Nicholas Green was shot to death in Italy, the world reacted with horror. After his parents donated his organs to seven very sick Italians, their gift sent an electric charge through the human spirit. Now for the first time, Reg Green speaks about his son's death. This book is a story of grace, dignity and how one family turned senseless tragedy into a life-affirming gesture."
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