Lilith by J R Salamanca review
A sensitive war veteran works as an occupational therapist at a private hospital for schizophrenia patients where Lilith creates a dream world. He helps her reach reality while risking their bond, and a jealous act leads to a tragic ending. The novel explores mental light and darkness with masterful prose.
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Lilith
J. R. Salamanca
Simon & Schuster
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Book about Joe the dog by Vin cent Price
Vin cent Price author and actor presents a short volume about Joe a fourteen year old mutt with a strong personality. Price moves often but keeps pets. his tales include a Siamese tiger cat poodles and a camel. Joe is the main love of his life and even wins a mock court case over a bicycle accident.
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Vincent Price
Doubleday
Price
Cobb Autobiography Leads September Book Lineup
Baseball writer Ty Cobb releases My Life in Baseball The True Record through Doubleday on September 22 with Al Stump. he discusses legends like Speaker Mathewson Ruth and Mack, while still holding 16 major league records at his death July 17. The Lindbergh kidnapping book The True Story by George Waller debuts August 21 from Dial Press and tops Book-of-the-Month Club choices for September after extensive trial testimony review.
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Robert Marks
Western Spoof A Talent For Loving
Richard Condon’s Western spoof follows a Montezuma curse on descendants of conquistadors shaping love and greed. Don Jose, Maria de Lourdes, Major Patten, and Evalina drive cattle empire drama through frontier saloons, Mexican and American rivals, and a wild train hold up.
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Solve A Crime Solution Three clues point to foul play
Three suspicions emerge from the scene. A corpse remains upright in the middle of the back seat of a speeding taxi, an unworn knife shows no fingerprints on the handle, and no money is found in the victim’s pockets after a night at the clubs.
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Bookmobile Schedule High Point Public Library
Weekly bookmobile routes July 31 to August 4 list multiple stops with times at Ingleside Westover Old Winston Road Oakview Road Parkside Clover Tabor Dayton Lexington E College College Village Lindale Loacust Gordon Kimrey Cedrow Arlington Barbe Firth W College North Wondraw Forrest Blain Farris Kinmions College Village Brentwood Lowe Friddle Austin Wesley Place note rough OCR. schedule shows varied times and locations across Monday to Friday with inconsistent spellings.
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GONE WITH THE WIND 25th anniversary edition released
Neael Austin notes the 25th anniversary boxed edition of Margaret Mitchells GONE WITH THE WIND by Macmillan. The work remains a milestone in American literature, with long print life, multiple languages, Braille editions, and high sales continuing since its 1936 debut.
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New York Times
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Neael Austin
Stranger in a Strange Land reviewed harshly by critic
A criticized appraisal of Heinlein's Stranger in a Strange Land notes the attempt at social commentary but finds the shift from Martian science fiction to Earthbound satire uneven. The tale follows a Martian-raised human arriving on Earth, invoking a sect blending free love with self-hypnosis and snake theatrics, with mixed successes in its social critique.
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Laos Storm Over Laos by Sis ouk Champassak review
A critical review of Laos Storm Over Laos by Sis ouk Champassak. The piece notes the author’s Laotian background and anti Communist stance. It discusses the Laos crisis, the International Control Commission, and palace revolutions that hinder self governance, highlighting Western discord aiding Communist gains.
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Pathet Lao
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