SDCL Poway Library Book Club - Recently Updated Pages

Book Club Members

kayofpoway — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 22:30:59 CST

Member Name	Member Name	Member Name
Barbara	Helen	Linda
Carol	Dee	Lidia
Cathy	Janette	Mary
Chris	Janice	Sylvia
Connie	Jim	Valerie
Connie	Joy	Vicki
Debbie	Kay	Wilfredo

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Book List 2009

kayofpoway — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 22:27:50 CST

Book Title	Author	Cover	Month/Year We Read It and Rating	Comments
Cranford	Elizabeth Gaskell		Dec, 2009
And Then There Were None, aka Ten Little Indians	Agatha Christie		Nov, 2009 Rating: 7.9 High: 9 Low: 6
Where the Heart Is	Billie Letts		Oct, 2009 Rating: 7.2 High: 9 Low: 5
Under the Tuscan Sun	Frances Mayes		Sep, 2009 Rating: 5.0 High: 7 Low: 3	Most of us weren't expecting the travelogue, journal type book this is. It was slow to read and easy to put down. Yet we found the descriptions interesting of parts like picking the olives and making their own oil. Mayes' wonder at the history buried just below the surface was evident and she was able to portray the lushness of the area. One member found the book lyrical, with Mayes' using her poet's voice to describe an area she loved. We all agreed that Mayes and her husband accomplished quite a feat.
Hawaii	James Michener		Aug, 2009 Rating: 7.5 High: 9 Low: 5	This epic novel spanned so much and gave us a lot to talk about. There are many different themes, such as the different cultures in later years, how the New England missionaries profoundly affected the islands, the strength of some of the women, and the environmental changes brought to the islands, especially through irrigation. Some thought Michener's writing was great, but many felt it needed some tightening up. Michener's research and story telling bring the islands to life for the reader. We were all impressed by the story of the first island settlers - we're having trouble picturing that first ocean voyage in large canoes across thousands of Pacific Ocean miles.
			Jul, 2009
The Thorn Birds	Colleen McCullough		Jun, 2009 Rating: 7.2 High: 9 Low: 4.5	We discussed some of the way The Thorn Birds was perceived now versus when it was published back in the 1970's. We found the Australian background and description of that section of the Outback fascinating.The Catholic Church is a large part of this novel so we talked about the realities versus the perceptions versus the possible future of the institution.
Bondwoman's Narrative	Hannah Crafts		May, 2009 Rating: 7.3 High: 9 Low: 7	Although this is a novel, we read the long introduction by Dr. Gates and understand that it is a fictionalized version of true events as chronicled by a black slave woman in Virginia in the 1850's.
Wild Swans - Three Daughters of China	Jung Chang		Apr, 2009 Rating: 7.3 High: 9 Low: 4
The Great Gatsby	F.Scott Fitzgerald		Mar, 2009 Rating: 7.7 High: 9 Low: 4
Pride and Prejudice	Jane Austen		Feb, 2009 Rating: 8.5 High: 10 Low: 7.5	This book was originally named First Impressions, which certainly fits the book. We all liked it. The biggest problem we see with this book is the 200 year old language. We know that some people wouldn't get past it. There was laughter in the room as we discussed the characters, especially Mr. Collins. We also discussed the cultural differences. The Bennet women were reliant on the men for their living. Marriage was the goal of women because it is how they survived.
Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister	Gregory Maguire		Jan, 2009 Rating: 5.8 High: 7 Low: 2	This is Cinderella with a twist.

Current Book Pick

kayofpoway — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 22:24:35 CST

December, 2009

Title of the Book: Cranford
Author: Elizabeth Gaskell
Year published:

From Amazon.com

Meeting Details

kayofpoway — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:58:37 CST

Date of next meeting: November 17, 2009

San Diego County Library

Poway Branch
13137 Poway Rd
Poway CA 92064

Directions

We are choosing books for the following year at this meeting.

We meet the third Tuesday of each month to discuss our book. From January through November we meet in the Poway Library in the small Meeting Room behind Adult Fiction. In December we meet at someone's home for a pot luck holiday party. Thanks, Mary, for hosting our last holiday meeting.

About Our Club

vcrom — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 00:40:10 CDT

In January, 2001, a group of readers started gathering at the Poway Library Branch of the San Diego County Library System to discuss books. The group had a wide variety of tastes and it shows in the book selections they chose to read. The first book they discussed was Range of Motion, a new novel by Elizabeth Berg, quickly followed by two Barbara Kingsolver novels. We moved on to.mysteries, classics, biographies, or whatever the group chose.

Since the group is sponsored by the Library, we are open to any new member. Over the next seven years more of us joined. Others dropped out or moved away. Unfortunately, two members have died, leaving us the memory of their presence. But the love of reading and the discussions did not change. Janette was our recording secretary until the end of 2007, then Kay took over. Sylvia is our leader.

At first the books were chosen each month for the next month. Finally, after 5 years, in 2006 we changed how we decided what to read. The selection process often took 15 to 30 minutes per meeting, cutting into our discussion time. That could be frustrating when the library closes at 8 PM and we had to leave before we were finished talking. So we set aside one meeting to choose books for the upcoming year. We set aside the April meeting for book nominations. Everyone brought a list of possible books. Then we chose what we wanted to read for the next year. One of the books we chose was Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell. We all knew that was a long book, so we purposefully scheduled it to be discussed in May, 2007. In April, 2007, we chose the books for another year, giving us two months to read the Southern classic. For 2008, we read Dr. Zhivago by Boris Pasternak over the two month period that included our selection meeting in July. For 2009, we read Hawaii by James A. Michener for our two month period. In 2010 our August meeting will be our choosing meeting for 2011, and our two month book for September is John Adams by David McCullough.

How To Join:

It's very easy to join our group. We are a community sponsored group and open to that community. If you'd like to talk about our books with us, show up at the Poway Branch Library any third Tuesday of the month. We'll be there.

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Poway Library Book Club

vcrom — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 00:32:48 CDT

Welcome to the Poway Library Book Club Wiki!

On the third Tuesday of every month you can find a group of readers in the back room of the Poway Library (behind the Adult Fiction). There we discuss the book we have chosen to read for that month. We may be reading fiction or non-fiction, great classic literature, new literature that may become a classic, or something lighter that we hope to enjoy. This is our central meeting place online.

Anyone who is interested in the Poway Library Book Club meetings is welcome to join us here.

October, 2009	Meeting Details
Book List	Nominated Books
Book Club Members	About Our Club

Other Books That Have Been Suggested

vcrom — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 00:22:55 CDT

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New Book Nominations for 2009/2010 - that weren't chosen:

Debbie:
A Sorrow in Our Heart – The Life of Tecumseh by Allan W. Eckert

The epic tale of a towering Native American hero by the award-winning author of The Frontiersmen. Published to rave reviews, this extraordinary book tells the story of Shawnee leader Tecumseh, a military genius whose vision was to unite the North American tribes into one powerful Indian nation, capable of forcing back the encroaching white settlers.

Ramona by Helen H. Jackson

This extraordinarily popular novel of the Mission Indians of Southern California has entertained a vast, world-wide readership. Now this new edition brings it to still another generation who will thrill to Ramona's inspiring story. (Vicki checked - the library holds a good number of copies of different editions of this)

Traveller by Richard Adams

Examines the events of the Civil War through the eyes of General Robert E. Lee's closest companion and devoted horse, Traveller

Vicki:
The Bootlegger's Daughter by Margaret Maron

Well written, cozy detective mystery featuring a woman lawyer running for judge in North Carolina

The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Neffinger

He has a chromosome disorder that makes him travel through time. She's the woman who has known him since she was small and loves him. Their life together is chaotic and compelling.

Catch 22 by Joseph Heller

Counterculture novel about the pilots in World War II showing the insanity of war (as a follow up piece of trivia - did you know the phrase "catch-22" was invented for this book?

Chris
A Fortunate Life by A.B. Facey

A classic story of life in early Australia. Currently is out of print. Also, the San Diego County Library System DOES NOT CARRY this book.

Connie N
The Judas Window by Carter Dickson

A classic locked room mystery. Carter Dickson is also known as John Dickson Carr

Cathy
All Over But the Shoutin' by Rick Bragg

A memoir of growing up a "hardscrabble" life in the southern Appalachians in Alabama

Book Nominations for 2008/2009 that weren't chosen:

Click on the title for a link to a review

Freedomland by Richard Price
Tully by Paullina Simons
Girl in Hyacinth Blue by Susan Vreeland
A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
90 Minutes in Heaven: a True Story of Death and Life by Don Piper with Cecil Murphey
The Writing Class by Jincy Willitt
Bleeding Kansas by Sara Paretsky

The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz (2008 Pulitzer Prize winner)

An Hour to Live, an Hour to Love: The True Story of the Best Gift Ever Given by Richard Carlson (author of Don't Sweat the Small Stuff)

Bel Canto by Ann Patchett

The Memory Keeper's Daughter by Kim Edwards

Robbing the Bees: A Biography of Honey--The Sweet Liquid Gold that Seduced the World by Kelley Bishop

Mistress of the Art of Death by Ariana Franklin

Pictures of Hollis Woods by Patricia Reilly Giff

Revenge of the Kudzu Debutantes by Cathy Holton

Timothy (Or Notes of an Abject Reptile) by Verlyn Klinkenborg

Briar Rose by Jane Yolan

The Taste of Conquest: the Rise and Fall of the Three Great Cities of Spice by Michael Krondl

On Wings of Eagles by Ken Follett (History, non-fiction)
I Claudius by Robert Graves
Midnight's Children by Salmon Rushdie
Original Sin by P.D. James

These are other books that have been nominated for our group in the past:

The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
The Fate (Destiny) of a Man by Mikhail Sholokhov
The First Man in Rome by Colleen McCullough
The Gate to Women's Country by Sheri S.Tepper
Honeymoon with My Brother by Fran Wisner
Joseph and His Brothers by Thomas Mann
Leave Me Alone, I'm Reading by Maureen Corrigan
Lincoln and His Generals by Doris Kearns Goodwin
The Love of Impermanent Things by Mary Rose O'Reilley
A Moving Feast by Ernest Hemingway
The Other Side by Judy Goldstein Botello
Peace Like a River by Leif Enger
Pied Piper by Nevil Shute
The Professor and the Madman by Simon Winchester
Rain of Gold by Victor Villasenor
A Spot of Bother by Mark Haddon
Stumbling on Happiness by Daniel Gilbert
The Summons by John Grisham
A Thousand Acres by Jane Smiley
Tortilla Curtain by T.C. Boyle
Then We Came to an End by Joshua Ferris
Thirteen Moons by Charles Frasier
This Life by Sidney Poitier
Three Weeks with My Brother by Nicholas and Micah Sparks

Book List 2010

vcrom — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 23:12:05 CDT

Book Title	Author	Cover	Month/Year We Read It and Rating	Comments
			Dec, 2010
The Art of Racing in the Rain	Garth Stein		Nov, 2010
Three Cups of Tea: One Man’s Mission to Promote Peace One School at a Time	Greg Mortenson & David Oliver Relin		Oct, 2010
John Adams	David McCullough		Sep, 2010
			Aug, 2010	Discussion and choice of books for 2010 - 2011
Watership Down	Richard Adams		Jul, 2010
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society	Mary Ann Shaffer & Annie Barrows		Jun, 2010
The Blood Doctor	Barbara Vine aka Ruth Rendell		May, 2010
Enchantress of Florence	Salman Rushdie		Apr, 2010
Doomsday Book	Connie Willis		Mar, 2010
Imperium: A Novel of Ancient Rome	Robert Harris		Feb, 2010
The Poisonwood Bible	Barbara Kingsolver		Jan, 2010

Book List 2003

vcrom — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 22:55:13 CST

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Two Old Women	Velma Wallis	Dec, 2003
The Pillars of the Earth	Ken Follett	Oct and Nov, 2003
No Great Mischief	Alistair McCleod	Sep, 2003
A Tale of Two Cities	Charles Dickens	Aug, 2003
Life of Pi	Yann Martel	Jul, 2003
Down the Common	Ann Baer	Jun, 2003
The Lovely Bones	Alice Sebold	May, 2003
The Sun Also Rises	Ernest Hemingway	Apr, 2003
Go Tell It on the Mountain	James Baldwin	Mar, 2003
The Potter's House	Rosie Thomas	Feb, 2003
Prodigal Summer	Barbara Kingsolver	Jan, 2003

Book List 2008

vcrom — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 22:54:34 CST

Book List 2002 Book List 2001

Book Title	Author	Cover	Month/Year We Read It and Rating	Comments
The Lottery	Patricia Wood		Dec, 2008 Rating: 7.5 High: 8 Low: 6	We have changed this book because we will have a chance to speak with the author. Our original December choice, And Then There Were None, will be read later.
Call of the Wild	Jack London		Nov, 2008 Rating: 8.0 High: 9.5 Low: 6.5	Here's another book we all enjoyed. Many of us had read it before, but a good number of us hadn't, either. Those who had read it when they were much younger commented on how the story changes perspective with age. The animal abuse was disturbing, but we understand that London was depicting reality of the time. We think the Russian translation of the title is apt - their title translates to The Call of the Ancestors.
Random Passage	Bernice Morgan		Oct, 2008 Rating: 7.5 High: 8.5 Low: 6	We all liked this book. There were several comments about the vivid descriptions and passages. We discussed the living conditions, the ruggedness, the hardships encountered, and the characters. Linda, who is from New Foundland, gave us more history and a feeling of the culture and people there.
Saving Fish from Drowning	Amy Tan		Sep, 2008 Rating: 5.5 High: 7.5 Low: 3	We were across the board in a appreciation of this book. Some of us didn't finish it, others felt like they struggled, others really enjoyed the book. Most of us agreed the travelers were very naive and we had trouble empathizing with the characters.
Dr. Zhivago	Boris Pasternak		Aug, 2008 Rating: 6.5 High: 9 Low: 4	Many of us had problems with this book because the English translation from Russian was clumsy. The English version has been revised and now flows better. One person mentioned that the relationship of the people reflects what was happening in Russia at the time - the joining, the upheavals, and the acceptance of the new. Thank you to Lidia, our Russian immigrant. She gave a talk about Russian history and Pasternak's life that helped bring the book into focus.
Giant	Edna Ferber		Jun, 2008 Rating: 5.5 High: 8 Low: 4	Cathy calls this book "a historical soap opera". Most of us had trouble reading it - lack of punctuation, not enough explanation, too much repetition, etc. Our overall rating was just above average - not great but had some interesting parts.
All Creatures Great and Small	James Herriot		May, 2008 Rating: 9.3 Low: 8 High: 10	"The copy on my bookshelf is about 30 years old - it's still one of my favorites."
Teacher Man	Frank McCourt		Apr, 2008 Rating: 6.9 Low: 3 High: 9	We agreed that this was an easy to read book. After that, our opinions ranged from excellent, almost perfect to it was dark and depressing and disliked. The first two thirds of the book is about his early, harder teaching years. That's the dark section. The last third is about the encouraging part of his career, so it picks up there.
Middlemarch	George Eliot		Feb - Mar, 2008 Rating: 6.2 Low: 2 High: 9	It was dense and hard to read the older English. Most of us appreciated the characters and their struggles. Not all of us finished it. Vicki commented on how the more people change, the more they stay the same. For example, the people in Middlemarch were longing for "the good old days".
Water for Elephants	Sara Gruen		Jan, 2008 Rating 6.9 Low: 3 High: 9	We enjoyed this book. We discussed how realistic it may be - Valerie pointed out that the language didn't always fit with the character.
The Holy Man	Susan Trott		Dec, 2002
The Other	Thomas Tryon		Nov, 2002
Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas	James Patterson		Oct, 2002
A Confederacy of Dunces	John Kennedy Toole		Sep, 2002
The Red Tent	Anita Diamant		Aug, 2002
To Kill a Mockingbird	Harper Lee		Jul, 2002
Raney	Clyde Edgerton		Jun, 2002
A Painted House	John Grisham		May, 2002
Blackbird - a Childhood Lost and Found	Jennifer Lauck		Apr, 2002
The Hotel Honolulu	Paul Theroux		Mar, 2002
A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius	Dave Eggers		Feb, 2002
Gap Creek	Robert Morgan		Jan, 2002
The Evening Class	Mave Binchley		Dec, 2001
House of Sand and Fog	Andre Dubus		Nov, 2001
A Personal History	Katherine Graham		Oct, 2001
Earth Abides	George Stewart		Sep, 2001
White Oleander	Janet Fitch		Aug, 2001
The Persian Pickle Club	Sandra Dallas		Jul, 2001
She Walks These Hills	Sharyn McCrumb		Jun, 2001
A Walk in the Woods	Bill Bryson		May, 2001
All the Pretty Horses	Cormac McCarthy		Apr, 2001
Booked to Die	John Dunning		Mar, 2001
Pigs in Heaven	Barbara Kingsolver		Feb, 2001
The Bean Trees	Barbara, Kingsolver		Feb, 2001
Range of Motion	Elizabeth Berg		Jan, 2001

Book List 2004

vcrom — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 22:35:25 CST

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The Apprentice: My Life in the Kitchen	Jacques Pepin	Dec, 2004
Torrents of Spring	Ivan Turgenev	Nov, 2004
The Summer of My Greek Taverna	Tom Stone	Oct, 2004
Empire Falls	Richard Russo	Sep, 2004
Divine Secrets of the Ya-ya Sisterhood	Rebecca Wells	Aug, 2004
The Book of Dead Birds	Gayle Brandeis	Jul, 2004
Purple Hibiscus	Chimamanda N. Adichie	Jun, 2004
The Secret Life of Bees	Sue Monk Kidd	May, 2004
The #1 Ladies' Detective Agency	Alexander McCall Smith	Apr, 2004
As I Lay Dying	William Faulkner	Mar, 2004
House of Spirits	Isabel Allende	Feb, 2004
Love in Time of Cholera	Gabriel Garcia Marquez	Jan, 2004

Book List 2005

vcrom — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 22:21:29 CST

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Gonzales & Daughter Trucking Co.	Maria Amparo Escandon	Dec, 2005 Rating: 6.6 Low: 4 High: 8
The Kite Runner	Kahled Hosseini	Nov, 2005 Rating: 8.1 Low: 6 High: 9
My Life so Far	Jane Fonda	Sep and Oct, 2005 Rating: 6.6 Low: 5.5 High: 8
A Lesson Before Dying	Ernest Gaines	Aug, 2005 Rating: 6.6 Low: 3 High: 9
The Lords of Discipline	Pat Conroy	Jul, 2005 Rating: 5.9 Low: 0 High: 9.8
The Day the World Came to Town	Jim Defede	Jun, 2005 Rating: 6.6 Low: 4 High: 9
Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons	Lorna Landvik	May, 2005
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time	Mark Haddon	Apr, 2005
The Age of Innocence	Edith Wharton	Mar, 2005
The Grapes of Wrath	John Steinbeck	Feb, 2005
The Good Earth	Pearl Buck	Jan, 2005

Book List 2006

vcrom — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 22:10:54 CST

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Book Title (Page still under construction)	Author	Cover	Month/Year We Read It and Rating	Comments
The Five People You Meet in Heaven	Mitch Albom		Dec, 2006 Rating: 7.1 Low: 4 High: 8
The Screwtape Letters	C.S. Lewis		Nov, 2006 Rating: 6.3 Low: 4 High: 7
Phantom	Susan Kay		Oct, 2006 Rating: 6.4 Low: 3 High: 9
The Heart is a Lonely Hunter	Carson McCullers		Sep, 2006 Rating: 6.6 Low: 4 High: 8
Selections from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes	Arthur Conan Doyle		Aug, 2006 Rating: 8.2 Low: 7 High: 9
The Mermaid Chair	Sue Monk Kidd		Jul, 2006 Rating: 5.9 Low: 2 High: 7
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn	Mark Twain		Jun, 2006 Rating: 7.4 Low: 5 High: 9
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn	Betty Smith		May, 2006 Rating: 8 Low: 4 High: 10
Various Works	Ray Bradbury		Mar, 2006 Rating: 8.8 Low: 7 High: 10	We all tried to read the short stories on a list we had, plus extra works by this excellent author
The Blind Assassin	Margaret Atwood		Feb, 2006 Rating: 8.2 Low: 8 High: 9
Of Mice and Men	John Steinbeck		Jan, 2006 Rating: 8.4 Low: 7 High: 10

Book List 2007

vcrom — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 22:10:22 CST

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Book Title (Page still under construction)	Author	Cover	Month/Year We Read It and Rating	Comments
Eat Cake	Jeanne Ray		Dec, 2007 Rating: 6.6 Low: 6 High: 8	This book is definitely more fluff. Yet we found a lot of hidden meat in it because of the strength of the characters.
Eat, Pray, Love	Elizabeth Gilbert		Nov, 2007 Rating: 5.6 Low: 3 High: 8.5
The Thirteenth Tale	Diane Setterfield		Oct, 2007 Rating: 7.1 Low: 4 High: 9
The Glass Castle	Jeannette Walls		Sep, 2007 Rating: 7.8 Low: 7 High: 9
Various Works	Kurt Vonnegut		Aug, 2007 Rating: 6.6 Low: 3 High: 10	Different books were read, including Slaughterhouse Five, Cat's Cradle, Bluebeard, God Bless You, Dr. Kevorkian, andcollections of short stories that included "Welcome to the Monkey House".

Rabbit, Run	John Updike	Jul, 2007 Rating: 4.3 Low: 0 High: 9
White Teeth	Zadie Smith	Jun, 2007 Rating: 3.2 Low: 0 High: 7
Gone With the Wind	Margaret Mitchell	May, 2007 Rating: 9.4 Low: 8 High: 10
Mother Earth, Father Sky	Sue Harrison	Mar, 2007 Rating: 6.6 Low: 5 High: 7
Rebecca	Daphne DuMaurier	Feb, 2007 Rating: 8.3 Low: 7 High: 9
Marley and Me	JohnGrogan	Jan, 2007 Rating: 7.1 Low: 5 High: 8.5

SDCL Poway Library Book Club - Recently Updated Pages

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Book List 2009

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Current Book Pick

Meeting Details

Date of next meeting: November 17, 2009

Poway Branch13137 Poway RdPoway CA 92064

We meet the third Tuesday of each month to discuss our book. From January through November we meet in the Poway Library in the small Meeting Room behind Adult Fiction. In December we meet at someone's home for a pot luck holiday party. Thanks, Mary, for hosting our last holiday meeting.

About Our Club

How To Join:

Poway Library Book Club

Welcome to the Poway Library Book Club Wiki!

Other Books That Have Been Suggested

New Book Nominations for 2009/2010 - that weren't chosen:

Book Nominations for 2008/2009 that weren't chosen:

These are other books that have been nominated for our group in the past:

Book List 2010

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Book List 2003

Book List 2008

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Book List 2004

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Book List 2006

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