Thrillers Tie Suspects in Women Centered Plots
A mixed bag of suspense novels features two female leads. Marnie follows a petty thief who targets employers and lovers as Roz, an American partner, returns with a baby triggering a web of alibis. Both authors blend tension with romance and moral margins.
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Rutland
Mark
Terry
Stern
Roz
Hudson
Graham
Books on fiction in 1960 lean year but three standouts
In Retrospect 1960 offers few stature novels amid a flood of mediocre fiction. Conrad Richter's The Waters of Kronos and Andre Schwarz-Bart's Last of the Just are highlighted as moving and perceptive works among the year's best.
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Kronos
Conrad Richter
Andre Schwarz- Bart
Book notices from Neal Austin’s column
A compact listing highlights best sellers in fiction and nonfiction with titles by Michener Drury Mac Innes Chase and others plus insights from Neal Austin on works by Bemelmans Borland Halsey Nathan and Walker. It sketches themes from Are You Hungry Are You Cold to Where the High Winds Blow and This Demi Paradise.
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Ludwig Bemelmans
David Walker
Hal Borland
Margaret Halsey
Suburbia
Robert Nathan
Victims THE' DANCING BEAR
A translator presents a curiously tragic tale of Oscar antanas Jurgis Stepanat a Lithuanian born refugee who travels from Lithuania to Germany and Switzerland. His life is shaped by exile war and loss as his father a railway worker dies and a photographer Lacis exploits him by dressing him as a dancing bear until justice appears near.
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Dancing Bear
Edzard Schaper
Norman Denny
John Day
Oscar Antanas Jurgis Stepanat
Lithuania
Germany
Russia
Oscar
Switzerland
Lacis
Getting To Know Books Children's Corner Reflections
A first grade teacher describes guiding young learners into reading joy. She recalls progress from pre primers to primers, phonics discoveries, and daily shared stories. Six year olds explore words, show excitement, and view books as number one in their growing world.
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Mama
Daddy
Faye Marks
New Books at The Library Selected For Readers
A list of new titles available includes Denis Bernard The Suspended Man Conrad Aiken Collected Short Stories George Bernard Shaw Ten Short Plays D A Rayner The Long Haul Ann Abelson The Little Conquerors Hamilton Basso A Quota of Seaweed Mark Hanan The Pacifiers Allen Churchill They Never Came Back Aldous Huxley On Art and Artists Peter Bamm The Kingdoms of Christ.
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Denis Bernard
Conrad Aiken
George Bernard Shaw
D. A. Rayner
Ann Abelson
Hamilton Basso
Mark Hanan
Allen Churchill
Aldous Huxley
Peter Bamm
She-Wolf of France a historical novel of Edward II
History and fiction blend in Maurice Druons She Wolf of France as Charles IV ascends the throne and Isabella the She Wolf battles for power. Mortimers daring escape and Despenser's fall drive a tale of court intrigue Tudor style with vivid vignettes and a gruesome climax.
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Charles IV
France
Isabella
She-Wolf
Edward II
England
Hugh Despenser
Roger Mortimer
Tower of London
Mortimer
Orleton
Druon
Despenser
Edward
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