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Rhianna Walton:
12 New (and Favorite) Short Story Collections to Read Now
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A lot of people dislike short stories, but it’s Short Story Month and time to reevaluate how you feel about the form. For one thing, short stories are the perfect length for waiting in line, reading before bed, or taking a bath...
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April Streeter:
A Book, a Bike, and You: Books for Women Who Bicycle
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16 Essential Books to Read for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
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American Pastoral
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Philip Roth
Roslyn
, January 01, 2010
Anything by Philip Roth will do. He is far and away the best we have produced in a long time; the Shakespeare of our time. In American Pastoral, the tiny details and the big themes are moving, interesting, illuminating and, sometimes, life changing. We need more than galoshes in New England at this time as the snow falls by the foot.
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Young Man & the Sea Recipes & Crispy Fish Tales from Esca
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David Pasternack
Roslyn
, April 25, 2007
I am lucky enough to have eaten at ESCA in New York City and have read glowing reviews of David Pasternack's cooking in newspapers and magazines. The book's recipes are interspersed with tales of fishing beginning when David was a boy growing up on Long Island. David continues to fish and supplies a lot of the needs of the restaurant.
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Where the Wild Things Are
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Maurice Sendak
Roslyn
, December 12, 2006
I have given this book to more children than I can count. It has never been out of print since it was published in the 60's. It is the masterwork of Maurice Sendak, the best children's book illustrator of all time.
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Mommy
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Maurice Sendak, Matthew Reinhart
Roslyn
, November 13, 2006
When you combine the talents of the best children's book illustrator and one of the pre-eminent paper engineers, the results of the Sendak-Reinhart "Mommy?" are an amazing delight for kids of all ages. Pop-up fans will appreciate Sendak's first effort in this genre and all other afficianados are familiar with Reinhart's extraordinary work.
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