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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 2012

Page

20

Reading responses and book notes from Kansas readers

P J Moon, bus driver in Lawrence, discusses Philip K Dick. Zack Hall of Boys and Girls Club cites Christopher Hitchens in atheist debate. Robert Darnton’s Great Cat Massacre praised for history but sad. Maddie Ballou from Topeka on Life of Pi as survival tale revealing life truths. Daniel Coonfield, Kansas City artist, praises Gone to Soldiers about wartime life.

P.J. Moon Lawrence Clans of the Alphane Philip K. Dick Zack Hall Boys and Girls Club Christopher Hitchens Robert Darnton Maddie Ballou Topeka Yann Martel Daniel Coonfield Kansas City Kan Marge Piercy America

Accentuate the negative in The Antidote by Burkeman

Oliver Burkeman offers a sharp critique of positive thinking in The Antidote. He questions the self help boom, argues for a negative path to happiness, and visits Kenya Kenya Kibera and a Massachusetts retreat to reveal that embracing failure and insecurity can yield insight and relief.

Oliver Burkeman Burkeman Texas George W. Bush Robert H. Schuller Crystal Cathedral Schuller The Guardian Kenya Massachusetts Britain Mount Everest J.K. Rowling Rowling Buddha Seneca Greece Nairobi Kibera

Poet's Showcase Submission Note

Writers are invited to submit poetry to the Poet's Showcase at kcallahan ljworld com. Include hometown and contact information in the email and use Poet's Showcase as the subject line.

Kcallahan Ljworld. Com

Mankind companion explores world culture and history

Pamela D. Toler presents Mankind The Story of Us All a companion to the History Channel series that surveys global cultures and pivotal events. It links early tools Neanderthals and Homo sapiens to later empires like the Mongol horde and the spread of ideas via printing and trade, stressing interconnections across eras.

Pamela D. Toler History Channel Toler Africa Lucy Europe

Best Seller List Highlights Top Books of December Week

The week ending December 1 features thrillers and mysteries from Michael Connelly and John Grisham, plus bestsellers by Janet Evanovich, Jim Butcher, David Baldacci, and Gillian Flynn. Also listed are non fiction titles by Ina Garten, Jon Meacham, and Mark Owen, with Stephen Colbert and J.K. Rowling among noted authors.

Black Box Michael Connelly Little, Brown Janet Evanovich Bantam Jim Butcher Roc The Forgotten David Baldacci Grand Central John Grisham Doubleday Glenn Beck Threshold Alex Cross James Patterson Vince Flynn Atria Gillian Flynn Crown J.K. Rowling Killing Kennedy Bill O'Reilly Henry Holt Ina Garten Clarkson Potter Thomas Jefferson Jon Meacham Random House Mark Owen Dutton J. J. Virgin Harlequin Timothy Ferriss New Harvest America Stephen Colbert Smitten Kitchen Deb Perelman Knopf Joel Osteen FaithWords

Oprah picks debut novel for Book Club 2.0

Oprah Winfrey announced Ayana Mathis's The Twelve Tribes of Hattie as the new selection for Oprah's Book Club 2.0. The debut novel follows a Mississippi teen's journey to Philadelphia in the 1920s and the family she builds, with an interview airing February 3 on OWN, and Winfrey likening it to Toni Morrison.

New York Oprah Winfrey Winfrey Hattie Ayana Mathis Mississippi Philadelphia Oprah's Book Club Cheryl Strayed

First Lady Donates 500 Books to Toys for Tots

Kansas First Lady Mary Brownback donated 500 books from the Kansas Book Festival to the Toys for Tots drive. She presented them to two Marines at Cedar Crest, the governor’s residence in Topeka, highlighting her support for literacy programs in Kansas.

Topeka Kansas Mary Brownback Marine Corps Brownback Cedar Crest

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