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Hi everyone!

I just want to say enough already. We have determined again and again that Vampire and Twilight innamorati comprise maybe a little less than half of the members who are answering these questions. I say we just give it a rest now. We don't need any più picks about whether te Amore o hate vampires, which is the best vampire series, o any other opportunities for fighting over an issue that's at a standstill.
Now I have read Twilight and am not a fan, though I will admit they are addicting while te read them. I have detto how I feel about the books, the writing, the characters and all...

Sometimes it's great to be a bookseller.

B.E.A. (which I didn't go to, alas) has passed and our book buyers have come back with some great ARCs in their suitcases and begun to share the book love. The eagerly-awaited secondo book to The Hunger Games is in my hands, as well as Jeannette Wall's new "true-life novel". I was also happily surprised da a new book in a new series da Cinda Williams Chima, autore of the Heir trilogy (The Warrior Heir; The Wizard Heir; The Dragon Heir). All three are fantastic -- y'all should pick them up come Autumn 2009!


Catching Fire da Suzanne Collins
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BJ Gallagher Hateley and Warren H. Schmidt
2006, 172 pages

I know the titolo may make te smile and giggle. I did too when it was introduced to me as a gift when I was studying for my master’s degree in psychology in 2001. And what a gift! I am since happily involved in human resources for a law firm employing over 600 people, including 250 lawyers. Over 600 very different human beings with very different ways of thinking, but 600 very different human beings all living for the same purpose: make the best out of everything life gave to each and everyone of them – creativity and courage –...

Daniel Goleman, 1996, 288 pages

A penetrating analysis of the dark corners of human deception, enlivened da intriguing case histories and experiments – It was written for the professional, yet is understandable da the layman as well because it is so well and clearly written. This is a great book for coaches, counsellors, and therapists working with individuals that are grieving o dealing with past issues. I found the book to be helpful in explaining why so many of the people I coach seem to have denied o repressed very emotionally traumatic incidents. The human mind is amazing and complex....