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Dead or Alive

★★★★☆ 

Journalist Erika Hayaski indulges a life long fascination and examines the mysteries behind Near Death Experiences, including her Uncle Richard as her personal case study.  Read On »

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Hippie Boy: A Girl’s Story

★★★★★ 

Hippie Boy: A Girl’s Story is a young girl’s coming of age story showing her struggles as she grows up with a religious fanatic mother, a step-father she can’t stand and the man she idealizes – her father.  Read On »

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Treasure Hunter

★★★★★ 

In 1953, an eleven-year-old West Texas boy named W.C. Jameson had his first adventure, which led to his second adventure – his first treasure hunt.  Read On »

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Why Me?

★★★★½ 

“Why Me?” is Sarah Burleton’s heart wrenching and thought-provoking memoir of living with a mother who abused her as a child and teenager.  Read On »

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The International Raw Food Restaurant Directory

★★★★☆ 

Raw food isn’t just about lettuce leaves, beetroot, and garlic. Nor is it just about juicing. In fact, raw food is a fast-growing culinary trend which many professional chefs are enthusiastically and creatively embracing.  Read On »

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The Frugal Oenophile’s Lexicon of Wine Tasting Terms

★★★★½ 

A compendium of more than 650 terms and definitions specific to the language of wine.  Read On »

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Delicious Flavors

★★★★☆ 

Great entertaining ideas and personal anecdotes, together with a collection of recipes that are Mediterranean in spirit and American in practicality.  Read On »

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They Cooked the Books by Patrick M. Edwards

Edwards presents a novel approach to the financial debacle by analyzing the expressions we’ve come to associate with fraud and dishonesty.  Read On »

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Justice in America: How it Works – How it Fails by Russell F. Moran

The goddess of justice is blind and deaf and very often dumb, according to this savvy critique of the American legal system.  Read On »

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Television Can Blow Me: Reviews That Give TV a Lump in its Throat

★★★★☆ 

Irreverent, witty, at times downright shocking, writer James Donaghy presents his “best” (which does not necessarily mean glowing) reviews in this entertaining and outrageous compendium.  Read On »

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