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Book helps you think like a cat
"Happy Cat Happy You" by Arden Moore (Storey Publishing, $10.95) aims to help cat owners get inside of the feline mind - no simple task - and bridge the owner-pet gap. For instance:
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National best-sellers
Hardcover fiction
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Uplifting tale about living down and out
The financial panic that is gripping the nation reminds me of my mother's stories about growing up during the Depression.
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Literary events
Youths
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Finding Beauty in a Brok
"Finding Beauty in a Broken World" by Terry Tempest Williams, Random House, $26 - Seventeen years have passed since Williams gave us "Refuge," an indelible meditation on her mother's battle with cancer and the devastation wrought on a bird sanctuary by rising waters in the Great Salt Lake.
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Literary events
Youths
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Uplifting tale about living down and out
The financial panic that is gripping the nation reminds me of my mother's stories about growing up during the Depression.
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National best-sellers
Hardcover fiction
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Blume joins fans to celebrate her birthday
LOS ANGELES - Judy Blume has written "a book for every conversation you do not want to have with your child," quipped one of the emcees at Blumesday, a sold-out event celebrating the 70th birthday of the best-selling author at Hollywood's M Bar.
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Evergreen biologist looks at intertwined lives of people, trees
When I was a little girl, one of my favorite books was "A Tree Is Nice" by Janice May Udry. I didn't care that it had won the Caldecott Medal, although the charming illustrations by Marc Simont still stand the test of time.
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Books highlight unique aspects of global community
Just how weird are our state's characters, mysteries, places, phenomena, beasts, haunts and roadside oddities?
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Books highlight unique aspects of global community
Just how weird are our state's characters, mysteries, places, phenomena, beasts, haunts and roadside oddities?
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Local best-sellers for the week beginning Sunday, Sept. 28
Barnes & Noble Booksellers
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Literary events
Youth
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Evergreen biologist looks at intertwined lives of people, trees
When I was a little girl, one of my favorite books was "A Tree Is Nice" by Janice May Udry. I didn't care that it had won the Caldecott Medal, although the charming illustrations by Marc Simont still stand the test of time.
