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Staff Book Reviews
wading through the stacks to bring you the best of the best
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Winkie
by Clifford Chase
-reviewed by Jamie Belsky
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Three Cups of Tea
by
Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin
-reviewed by Gary Hunt
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 Vintage Restaurant
by Jeff Keys
-reviewed by Darren Sutherland
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Heat
by Bill Buford
-reviewed by Darren Sutherland
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 The Gentle Order of Girls and Boys
by Dao Strom
-reviewed by Harper Hall
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 Literacy and Longing in L.A.
by Kaufman & Mack
-reviewed by Jennifer Pinkerton
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 The Cheese Monkeys
by Chip Kidd
-reviewed by Kristen Manger
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 River Town
by Peter Hessler
-reviewed by Gary Hunt
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 The Reach of a Chef
by Thomas Ruhlman
-reviewed by Darren Sutherland
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 The Highest Tide
by Jim Lynch
-reviewed by Jennifer Pinkerton
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 My Latest Grievance
by Elinor Lipman
-reviewed by Harper Hall
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White Ghost Girls
by Alice Greenway
-reviewed by Kristin Manger
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The Omnivore's Dilemma
by Michael Pollan
-reviewed by Lynea Newcomer
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 Riding WIth Strangers
by Elijah Wald
-reviewed by Darren Sutherland
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The End of Faith
by Sam Harris
-reviewed by Gary Hunt
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 The Whiskey Rebellion
by William Hogeland
-reviewed by Darren Sutherland
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American Vertigo
by Bernard-Henry Levy
-reviewed by Jennifer Pinkerton
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Lapham Rising
by Roger Rosenblatt
-reviewed by Harper Hall
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 The $64 Tomato
by William Alexander
-reviewed by Lynea Newcomer
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The Brooklyn Follies
by Paul Auster
-reviewed by
Harriet Parker-Bass
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The Riddle of the Traveling Skull
by Harry Stephen Keeler
-reviewed by
Darren Sutherland
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The Future of Life
by Edward O. Wilson
-reviewed by Gary Hunt
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Taught by America: a Story of Struggle and Hope in Compton
by Sarah Sentilles
-by Kristen Manger
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 Beasts of No Nation
by Uzodinma Iweala
-reviewed by Harriet Parker-Bass
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Confessions of an Economic Hitman
by John Perkins
-reviewed by Lynea Newcomer 
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Over the Edge
by Marc Paul Kaplan
-reviewed by Darren Sutherland |
Down Range
by Dick Couch
-reviewed by Gary Hunt
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In conjuction with a weekly column in the Wood River Journal, our discriminating staff has reviewed a varied selection of works--from the newest bestsellers to works of local interest to lesser-known authors who deserve a closer look.
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