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	Einstein's Dreams (19) By Alan Lightman Reading since Sep 6, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
	Harvest for Hope (1) A Guide to Mindful Eating By Jane Goodall, Gail Hudson, Gary McAvoy, … Reading since Jun 21, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
	The Invention of Hugo Cabret (26) By Brian Selznick Finished on Sep 4, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
	Murder at Wrigley Field (1) By Troy Soos Finished on Jun 14, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
A Mickey Rawlings mystery set in Chicago, 1918. An OK mix of baseball, relationships, and turn-of-the -century living before Prohibition. Is this helpful? ― Posted on Jun 14, 2009 \| Add your feedback
	The Store (7) By Bentley Little Finished on May 18, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
	Robot Dreams (4) By Sarah Varon Finished on Mar 1, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
Lovely book about friendship recommended to me by my 9 year old son, Ellis. Is this helpful? ― Posted on Mar 2, 2009 \| Add your feedback
	The Wild Trees (3) A Story of Passion and Daring By Richard Preston Finished on Dec 26, 2008 Add... My Shelf Wish List
Excellent story about the last uncharted terrain, life in the trees of the redwood forests. Includes some exciting climbing scenes where a guy falls 95 feet and survives. Very enjoyable and informative, nothing less from Preston. Is this helpful? ― Posted on Nov 28, 2008 \| Add your feedback
	The Demon in the Freezer (6) A True Story By Richard Preston Finished on Nov 2, 2008 Add... My Shelf Wish List
1 person find this helpful Who doesn't love infectious diseases? The world may be rid of smallpox but like the struggle in the Lord of the Rings, the great power that comes with possessing it is greater than our ability to come to our senses and destroy the samples that remain. The cold war may be over but there're now much ... (continue) Who doesn't love infectious diseases? The world may be rid of smallpox but like the struggle in the Lord of the Rings, the great power that comes with possessing it is greater than our ability to come to our senses and destroy the samples that remain. The cold war may be over but there're now much greater 'weapons' than ever to terrorize the planet with thanks to virologists that are under pressure from their governments. Is this helpful? ― Posted on Oct 9, 2008 \| Add your feedback
	The Soul of Baseball (1) A Road Trip Through Buck O'Neil's America By Joe Posnanski Finished on Sep 4, 2008 Add... My Shelf Wish List
	Harpo Speaks . . . About New York (1) By Harpo Marx, Rowland Barber, E.L. Doctorow Finished on Aug 31, 2008 Add... My Shelf Wish List
	Baseball's Natural (1) The Story of Eddie Waitkus (Writing Baseball) By John Theodore Finished on Aug 31, 2008 Add... My Shelf Wish List
Hello, crazy? Table for one... "I'll be glad when you're dead, you rascal you." You shouldn't write incriminating stuff in your journal, but how would you know? What a weird story, it's intense. About Eddie Waitkus, a baseball player who was shot by Ruth Ann Steinhagen in an early 'stalker' case back in 1949. Things were so l ... (continue) "I'll be glad when you're dead, you rascal you." You shouldn't write incriminating stuff in your journal, but how would you know? What a weird story, it's intense. About Eddie Waitkus, a baseball player who was shot by Ruth Ann Steinhagen in an early 'stalker' case back in 1949. Things were so laid back then, that kind of trust just doesn't even make sense anymore. Poor guy survived WWII but suffered his worst injury to a "baseball Annie". There still aren't guys who could play like him and they're millionaires today. Is this helpful? ― Posted on Aug 20, 2008 \| Add your feedback
	Anything Goes (1) By Brian Gallagher Finished on Aug 3, 2008 Add... My Shelf Wish List
Algonquin Round Table, anyone? More from the 'Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle' set. Marjorie Moran 'Neysa' McMein was one of the most successful artists of the '20s and '30s New York (she was the cover artist for McCall's from '23 to '37) and was friends with Irving Berlin and Harpo Marx. Seems the '20s were such a good tim ... (continue) More from the 'Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle' set. Marjorie Moran 'Neysa' McMein was one of the most successful artists of the '20s and '30s New York (she was the cover artist for McCall's from '23 to '37) and was friends with Irving Berlin and Harpo Marx. Seems the '20s were such a good time they never quite let go of the notion of freedom they were experiencing. Is this helpful? ― Posted on Jun 13, 2008 \| Add your feedback