Reading and Books

• New Yorker articles offer business insights
• Roundup of new coffee-table books
• The Romance Reader: The Untamed Bride'
• America's literary culture, in one tome
• Q&A with Mennonite in A Little Black Dress' author Rhoda Janzen
• Why must software be so hard on the user?
• Doomsday scenario isn't the end of the world, just a part of it
• What makes a good political memoir?
• A broken spirit finds comfort in the past
• Self-proclaimed lazy' author Stephen King releases his 51st novel
• Joseph Wambaugh concludes Hollywood police trilogy
• It's a fact: Information' author John Hodgman is funny
• Powers' latest novel brings scientists and humanists to the same table
• With art, hope, he overcomes pain, neglect
• Coming to life's many crossroads
• AT&T to require contracts for Windows 7 netbooks
• Storybook stays off the beaten path in Britain and Ireland
• Tea & Crumpets'
• High court won't discuss school's removal of inaccurate' Cuba book
• WrestleMania reading challenge begins at Boise libraries
• Debtors Anonymous offers support for spending addicts
• Book club members find echoes of their lives in Push'
• Book review: Anne Rice's first angel novel is engaging, despite flaws
• Book review: Stephen King's masterful 'Dome' captures American culture in a fun-house mirror
• What's new at your library?
• This week's best sellers from Publishers Weekly
• A new book recounts the woes that ensued from ill-advised corporate couplings
• Facebook addict pulls the plug
• Children's book author tries to get into Americans' skulls
• Roy Williams on turning down the North Carolina coaching job the first time
• The Romance Reader: Ice'
• Stephen King's Under the Dome' tries to capture everyday fears, paranoia
• Author re-examines Truman's controversial decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan
• Barbara Kingsolver is determined to advocate social change through literature
• Grace: A well told story of Act 1, at least
• A novel well worth the wait
• Paging through movie-star biographies
• The year of living without
• Sink your teeth into these mouth-watering mysteries
• Celebrating love in society's underbelly
• John Irving's Last Night in Twisted River' mirrors his career
• Muslim Mafia' author ordered to remove documents from Web
• Muslim Mafia' author ordered to remove documents from Web
• Here are some fun ways to remember facts!
• What's new at your library?
• Book review: 'SuperFreakonomics' is just as much fun to read as its predecessor
• Book review: 'Devil's Dream' tells of contradictory Civil War general
• What's new at your library?
• Book review: Dacre Stoker writes sequel to Bram's classic
• Book review: Cobain, the Unabomber and ABBA all fall under essayist's gaze
• What's new at your library?
• Book sale at Downtown Boise library this weekend
• Boise Main Library hosts fall booksale this weekend
• What's new at your library?
• Book review: Holocaust echoes through survivor's life and family
• Book review: Wellington's story-telling ability shines in this heart-pounding werewolf thriller
• What's new at your Treasure Valley libraries
• BOOK REVIEW: 'Blood's a Rover' creates a parallel history more alive than the real one
• BOOK REVIEW: LeBron James scores with 'Shooting Stars'
• What's new at your library?
• Book review: David Byrne pedals his musings about life
• Book review: Tracing the many lives of Anne Frank and her war-time diary
• What's new at your library?
• Book review: Edward Kennedy's 'True Compass' is a superb memoir
• Book review: 'Lost Symbol' takes readers on a delightful journey
• What's new at your library?
• BOOK REVIEW: 'Blame' is story of atonement for crime undone
• New at the library
• BOOK REVIEW: Former New York Times restaurant critic serves up his life
• Book Review: Blues' early days, recorded on location
• What's new at your library
• Book review: Fashion in focus in new Avedon book
• Book review: '1959' stretches too far to believe
• What's new at your library?
• Book review: 'Labor Day' is suffused with tenderness
• What's new at your library?
• Best sellers: Publishers weekly
• 'Girl Who Played With Fire' is a page-turner
• What's new at your Treasure Valley libraries
• What's new at your library?
• Book Review: Sen. Boxer's political thriller builds slowly
• Book Review: The highs and lows of Lena Horne
• What's new at your library?
• Book reviews: Two views of Roger Clemens' fall from grace
• Book review: Beyond the famous names of 1776
• What's new at your library?
• Library at Hillcrest to host literary speed dating event
• Simplot family reaches out to Boise library
• New at the library
• BOOK REVIEW: A haunting tribute to bipolar mother
• What's new at your Treasure Valley libraries
• BOOK REVIEW: Survival skills from the heart: 12 gems from Jean Thompson
• Boise Public Library Bookmobile schedule changes
• Cole and Ustick branch of the Boise Public Library opens to enthusiastic public
• Future of Boise library could play out at Jack's place
• What's new at your Treasure Valley libraries
• New library in Boise is one for the books
• Nampa school libraries open for summer use
• What's new at your Treasure Valley libraries
• Summer book club for adults meets Tuesdays at the Collister branch of the Boise Library
• Fueling the love of reading this summer
• New West Boise library to open June 30
• Idaho inmates turn printed text into Braille for Idaho kids and adults
• New at your library?
• Looking for a good book to read? Check out the Reading is Good Medicine book fair
• New at the library
• Meridian Library invites adults to join summer book club for 'grown-ups'
• Boise's main library to close Sundays for the summer
• New at the library
• Interested in writing? Join this new reading group
• New at the library
• New at the library
• Book Review: Rediscover the reason why Mark Twain was so popular in his day
• Book Review: 'Picture' is a mystery with a sharp story
• New at the library
• What's new at your Treasure Valley libraries
• New at the library
• Eagle Library plans unspecified number of layoffs
• New at the library
• Nominations sought for 2008 Idaho Book of the Year
• This year's picks for Idaho Kids Read the Same Book
• Book review: With 'Dear Husband,' Oates once again proves her mastery of storytelling
• Book review: 'Safer' explores the dark side of small town life
• New at the library
• New at the library
• Book Review: Lippman shows why she's an important author
• Meridian Library branch set to open
• Big Read project ends with party
• What's your big read
• Big Read project ends with Friday party
• What's your big read
• What's your Big Read?
• Boise Public Library will hold annual book sale
• What's your Big Read?
• What's your big read?
• Find the falcon
• New at the library
• What's your big read?
• Book review: Expedition to the Amazon is a good read
• Book review: 'Hunting Eichmann' is a thrilling and true spy story
• What's your big read?
• What's your Big Read, Jim Kerns?
• What's your Big Read?
• What's your Big Read?
• Library! at Collister in Boise looking for Cat in the Hat makers
• Book Review: Troubled families reveal secrets, dark deeds
• New at your Treasure Valley library
• Find the falcon
• Book review: An exploration of women writers most good readers know, and some we should
• Book review: Biography gives props to FDR's labor secretary
• Garden City Library to wish happy birthday to Dr. Seuss
• Dive into the Big Read this week
• Find the Falcon
• Book Review: Could you help a loved one commit suicide? One man faced that heartbreaking choice.
• What's new at your local library
• Book Review: Compelling account of Albanian battle still echoes today
• 'To Kill a Mockingbird' selected as the Valley's next Big Read novel
• Kids Read the Same Book project underway
• 'To Kill a Mockingbird' chosen for the 2010 Big Read
• African American Read-In set for Wednesday at Boise State
• You can help find the Falcon
• Book Review: Higgins pulls the reader along with 'A Darker Place'
• Book Review: 'Things I've Been Silent About': An Iranian familiy's internal struggles Family and nation in tumult
• What's new at your local library
• Register for City Club forum on this year's Big Read, "Maltese Falcon"
• Find the Falcon
• What's new at Treasure Valley libraries
• Help find the Falcon with this clue
• Book review: John Grisham serves up another lawyer for breakfast in 'The Associate'
• What's new at your local library
• Help the Big Read find the falcon
• Book review: Charlie Hood comes of age with aplombin T. Jefferson Parker's 'The Renegades'
• What's new at your local library
• Detectives will talk about crime scene investigations as part of library Big Read program
• Reading & Books: Crises facing past presidents hold lessons for Obama
• What's new at your local library
• Got your 'Maltese Falcon' handy?
• Mexican festival at Caldwell Public Library
• 2007 Nobel prize winner Woodrow Clark to speak at BSU
• 'Noisy in Boise'at the Boise Public Library
• What's new at your local library
• Tight wallets drive up traffic at Treasure Valley libraries
• Boise still eying new library building
• What's new at your local library
• Book review: Charles Dickens helped create the Christmas we celebrate today
• What's new at your local library
• Book review: A healthy 'fix' for women, 12 habits at a time
• What's new at your local library
• Book follows Saddam Hussein down the spider hole
• JK Rowling offers Potter fans a gift with book
• What's new at your local library
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