All Books
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The seaport that could slip away
Mark Kurlansky considers the future of Gloucester, Mass., and its fishermen.
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Self-publishing for kids
A new online site allows children to publish their own books.
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A mystery shrouded by the Muslim world
A debut novel by Zoe Ferraris delves into the social complexity of Saudi Arabia.
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Panama Fever
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A little piece of Jane Austen
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Heartbreak and the buds of Africa's hope
Uwem Akpan's short stories view bitter facts with the beauty of compassion.
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Lyndon Johnson and the American Dream
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Nigeria's writers gain a global audience
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Sedaris riffs on family, fumbles, fears
David Sedaris finds the humor in life's little absurdities.
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Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
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A virtual date with David Sedaris
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Hungry for Paris
A chance to break French bread with an expert.
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Writing about 'the more insistent hungers'
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More tall tales in pictures
Dogs on trains and maps of imagination
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Tall tales in pictures
'BOING-ing' ducks and pesky brothers
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Children's books and war
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Two sequels that won't disappoint
Jeanne Birdsall’s and Trenton Lee Stewart’s gangs score another hit.
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$2 million for a book
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Calling all summer sleuths
Boys and girls tackle the mysterious in four new books for ages 9-12.
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