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Peace Activist's Books Bring Universal Quality To Childhood Adventures

Saturday, 10 February 2007
"The Honey Jar"
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BOOK REVIEW:A Remarkable Story Of A Remarkable Woman

Saturday, 06 January 2007
This is a happy story. In a time when the most compelling tales seem mired in human misery, "The Prison Angel" is the biography of a genuinely good woman whose delight in life and drive to improve the world around her become contagious.
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US Libraries Brush Aside Anti-immigration Policy, Build Spanish-language Collections

Saturday, 06 January 2007
This year, the U.S. government voted to build walls against illegal immigration. But U.S. libraries are working harder than ever to give every one of their immigrant readers all the books they want – in their own language.
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BOOK REVIEW: "A Place Where The Sea Remembers," A Beautiful Novel Showing The World As Seen Through

Saturday, 30 December 2006
Not every author can imbue archetypal characters with a life, grace and soul occasionally lacking even in first-person narrator protagonists. Sandra Benitez defies convention and titles each chapter with an archetype (the healer, the salad-maker, the fisherman, the birdman, the chambermaid). Then she makes the few short pages readers spend seeing the world through the eyes of various inhabitants of the small Mexican fishing community of Santiago (bordering Manzanillo) carry the weight of a lifetime of intimacy.
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