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In the late afternoon on the second Friday in
September, Amedeo Kaplan stepped down from the school bus into a
cloud of winged insects. He waved his hand in front of his face only
to find that the flies silently landed on the back of his hand and
stayed there. They didn¡¦t budge, and they didn¡¦t bite. They were as
lazy as the afternoon. Amedeo looked closely. They were not lazy.
They were preoccupied. They were coupling, mating on the wing, and
when they landed, they stayed connected, end to end. They were
shameless. He waved his hands and shook his arms, but nothing could
interrupt them.
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About the Author
e. l. Konigsburg is the only author to have
won the Newbery Medal and been runner-up in the same year. In 1968
her novel From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
won the Newbery Meal, and Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, William
McKinley, and Me, Elizabeth was awarded a Newbery Honor. In 1997
she won her second Newbery Medal for The View from Saturday.
In 2004 she published The Outcasts of 19 Schuyler Place,
which was an ALA Best book for Young Adults, a Kirkus Reviews
Editor¡¦s Choice, and a School Library Journal Best Book of the Year.
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the University of Pittsburgh. For several years she taught science
at a private girls¡¦ school. When the last of her three children
started kindergarten, she began to write. She lives on the beach in
North Florida.
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That day in Mr. Price¡¦s office in New York, Elizabeth thought now,
had been the turning point of her whole life. If it had not been for
that day last spring, none of the summer¡Xworking in the theatre,
getting to know Kurt, beginning a completely new life¡Xwould have
been possible.
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course of my life can be changed today in this dingy office.
But it was true. It was so frighteningly true that her hands had
felt cold with fear and her heart had beat so fast that for a moment
she was afraid that she might faint in the hot stuffiness of the
little room. Although it was an unseasonably hot April day, steam
hissed in the radiator, and there was no window in the anteroom.
Even the office door to the main hallway was closed.
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MADELEINE L¡¦ENGLE (1918¡V2007) was the author
of many books for children and adults. She was perhaps best known
for the Time Quintet, especially A Wrinkle in Time,
which won a Newbery Medal, and her books featuring the Austin
family, including the Newbery Honor Book A Ring of Endless Light.
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Helen lives in Melbourne, and her friend Nicola flies down from
Sydney for a three-week visit. She will sleep in Helen¡¦s house, in
her lovingly prepared spare room. This is no ordinary visit. Nicola
has advanced cancer and is seeking alternative treatment from a
clinic in Helen¡¦s city. From the moment Nicola steps off the plane,
gaunt, staggering like a crone, her voice hoarse but still with
something grand about her, Helen becomes her nurse, her protector,
her guardian angel and her stony judge.
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sleepless nights and helpless laughter as the two women negotiate
their way through Nicola¡¦s bizarre treatments. Helen is sceptical
and Nicola stubbornly serene but they are locked in a crazy dance
and neither can let go.
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Helen Garner
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best-selling and award-winning books include novels, stories,
screenplays and works of non-fiction, including The First Stone
(1995) and Joe Cinque¡¦s Consolation (2004).
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In the
summer of 2006, the Chinese government fulfilled a fifty-year plan
to build a railway into Tibet. Since Mao Zedong first envisioned it,
the line had grown into an imperative, a critical component of
China¡¦s breakneck expansion and the final maneuver in strengthening
China¡¦s grip over this remote and often mystical frontier, which
promised rich resources and geographic supremacy over South Asia.
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the lives of the Chinese and Tibetans swept up in the project,
Fortune magazine writer Abrahm Lustgarten explores the ¡§Wild
West¡¨ atmosphere of the Chinese economy today. He follows innovative
Chinese engineer Zhang Luxin as he makes the train¡¦s route over the
treacherous mountains and permafrost possible (for now), and the
tenacious Tibetan shopkeeper Rinzen, who struggles to hold on to his
business in a boomtown that increasingly favors the Han Chinese. As
the railway¡Xthe highest and steepest in the world¡Xextends to Lhasa,
and China¡¦s ¡§Go West¡¨ campaign delivers waves of rural poor eager to
make their fortunes, their lives and communities fundamentally
change, sometimes for good, sometimes not.
Lustgarten¡¦s book is a timely, provocative, and absorbing first-hand
account of the Chinese boom and the promise and costs of rapid
development on the country¡¦s people.
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Abrahm
Lustgarten
is a contributing writer for Fortune magazine and the
recipient of a MacArthur Foundation grant for international
reporting. His articles have appeared in Esquire, The New
York Times, Outside, Sports Illustrated,
National Geographic Adventure, Salon, and many other
publications, and in 2003 he was awarded the Horgan Prize for
excellence in science reporting. He splits his time between New York
City and Oregon.
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Simply Irresistible: Unleash Your Inner Siren and Mesmerize Any Man,
With Help from the Most Famous--and Infamous--women in History
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It's said if you want to succeed, watch successful people and do
what they do. Simply Irresistible is a humorous manual of
case studies that show how the greatest sirens of history did what
they did and got what they wanted, nearly all the time. Our role
models--many of whom are still weaving their charms today-- include
Eva Peron, Greta Garbo, Coco Chanel, Nigella Lawson, Angelina Jolie,
Edith Piaf, Lucretia Borgia, Anne Boleyn, Mata Hari, and Jacqueline
Kennedy Onassis.
Simply Irresistible
gives practical, sexy, and sometimes downright outrageous advice on
modern seduction. It exalts the siren archetypes of the Companion,
Competitor, Goddess, Mother, and Sex Kitten. The cheeky histories of
the iconic real-life women are paired with a fun array of quizzes,
quotes, photos, tongue-in-cheek captions, and personal stories of
triumph and tragedy. (Mata Hari and Anne Boleyn were, after all,
both executed.) The wisdom of these famous sirens is fleshed out
with the contributions of everyday, lesser known charismatic women.
The conclusion? All women have an inner siren--the ability to bring
men to their knees--just waiting to come out. Now they'll know how.
If I'd
Known Then:
Ellyn
Spragins, editor of the New York Times best-selling book,
What I Know Now: Letters to My Younger Self, uses the same
winning formula, this time gathering the wisdom of a younger
generation¡¦s extraordinary women who reflect on life, transitions,
and what they wish they had known in their youth. The letters
written by women in their 20s and 30s are filled with advice and
insight they wish they had had when they were younger. They cover
topics such as first love, heartbreak, body image, conflict with
parents, the drive/pressure for perfection, friendship, experience
with drugs, discovery of passion for music, art, sexual expression,
competition and much more. As Spragins did in her first book whose
contributors included the likes of Madeleine Albright and Queen Noor,
she taps such people as Chelsea Clinton and actress Anne Hathaway,
athletes Mary Osborne and Venus Williams, filmmaker Sofia Coppola
and designer Stella McCartney
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Ellen T. White
discovered her siren power at age 17 when two men fought each other
for the chance to take her home. She works as the managing editor of
the New York Public Library and has also worked as theater critic
for The New Haven Register, as a cultural writer and editor
for numerous publications, and as founder of her own underground
comic newsletter for "the ironic and unattached." She lives in New
York City. She is a Companion Siren with Competitor overtones.
Ellyn
Spraggins
was Editor-at-Large for Fortune Small Business (part of the
Fortune Magazine Group) until recently and a columnist
at The New York Times. She has also been the Vice President
of Editorial Development at Oxygen Media and contributing editor to
Newsweek, editor at Smart Money and Business Week,
and has written for O, The Oprah Magazine, The New York Times
Sunday Magazine, and Town & Country among several other
magazine.
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Summary
Contents
Love matters
1.
FORGING FRIENDSHIP
2. FALLING IN LOVE
3. WANTING SEX
4. ENDING RELATIONSHIPS
Family matters
5.
MARRIAGE & DIVORCE
6. COPING WITH FAMILIES
7. HAVING CHILDREN
8. COMING OUT
9. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Private matters
10.
HANDLING DEPRESSION
11. FACING SUICIDE
12. TERMINAL NEWS
13. PERSONAL CRISIS
Leisure matters
14.
DEBATING ART
15. WHAT NOT TO WEAR
16. TAKING DRUGS
17. GOING ON HOLIDAY
Work matters
18.
LOOSING YOUR JOB
19. MAKING MONEY
20. NEEDING MONEY
21. WORK-LIFE BALANCE
Practical matters
22.
DOES HE TAKE SUGAR?
23. MOVING HOME
24. TAKING EXAMS
25. MAKING A COMPLAINT
26. TXT MSG LINGO
Moral matters
27.
GOING GREEN
28. COMPROMISING DECISIONS
29. TALKING POLITICS
30. FINDING RELIGION
Dying matters
31.
SOMEONE DIED including thoughts on A Good Death
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