The men and women who survived genocide and helped others to survive deserve our everlasting admiration. Their heroic, suspenseful, and inspirational accounts are harrowing but vitally important reading.
Surviving Genocide: Memoirs of the Unthinkable | The Reader’s Shelf, April 15, 2013
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Before the Line, the Lyric | Wyatt’s World
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Forthcoming titles with direct musical ties, a Joy Division biography, Elvis in the south, keep your eyes and ears alert with Woody Guthrie’s “new” novel.
Busman’s Reading: Books About Bookstores | Wyatt’s World
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Books about books hold deep pleasures—of recognition and discovery—and they offer avid readers and those who spend their working lives in the grand company of books the chance to compare notes. Ranging from a tender book-infused goodbye to the quirky joys of running a small, independent bookshop, these titles give readers a chance to read [...]
Wyatt’s World | Reading To Remember: Neil Armstrong
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A pioneering astronaut remembered
Locked Rooms: The Reader’s Shelf | June 15, 2012
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Locked Rooms: The Reader’s Shelf | June 15, 2012
Can You See Me? Imaginary Friendships | The Reader’s Shelf, February 1, 2012
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Can You See Me? Imaginary Friendships | The Reader’s Shelf, February 1, 2012
Wonder from Down Under: Australian Fiction |The Reader’s Shelf, January 2012
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Wonder from Down Under: Australian Fiction |The Reader’s Shelf, January 2012
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