Hillary Clinton to publish memoir and policy book in 2014
Simon & Schuster says Hillary Rodham Clinton has a yet untitled memoir and policy book about her Obama era duties. Scheduled for June 2014, the work could align with the 2014 midterms and a potential 2016 presidential bid.
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At a Glance Spending in Singapore Levels of annual a 1S
A concise briefing covers Singapore's spending levels on annual items, outlining key figures and comparisons. It notes emphasis on budget categories and highlights shifts in expenditure priorities among government programs and services.
Baseball books examine Robinson, DiMaggios and history
The piece surveys recent baseball literature focusing on Jackie Robinson and the DiMaggios, plus historical studies. It highlights Stuart Banner’s The Baseball Trust, Beyond Home Plate edited by Michael G. Long, Color Blind by Tom Dunkel, and Edward Achorn’s The Summer of Beer and Whiskey, noting how each work deepens the sport’s cultural narrative.
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Cats & Daughters captures life with two and four footed kids
Book review of Helen Brown's Cats & Daughters. The author blends family memories with caring for both human and feline children, including Lydia’s compassion, Brown’s cancer fight, and the chaotic charm of Jonah the kitten. Terri Schlichenmeyer praises humor, realism, and hopeful tone throughout.
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C S Lewis A Life Eccentric Genius Reluctant Prophet
Alister McGrath presents a nuanced biography of C S Lewis, detailing his atheism to theism to Christianity, his influence on Tolkien, and his shift from rational defense to imaginative storytelling in Narnia. The book notes Lewis’s World War I service, Magdalen College fellowship, and personal complexities including family rifts and his late marriage to Joy Davidman.
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