My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult review
A nuanced tale about ethics and love in a family facing leukemia and donor decisions. Narrated by multiple viewpoints including Anna and Kate, the novel blurs right and wrong with gray moral tones and keeps readers reflecting on loyalty, sacrifice, and future choices.
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Pam
Jodi Picoult
Janet Evanovitch
Stephanie Plum
Steph
Kansas
Kate
Fitzgerald
Anna
Fitzgeralds
Jesse
Picoult
Campbell Alexander
Sara
Brian
Ottawa
Best Sellers List Highlights Major Fiction Wins
Publishers Weekly rounds up top hardcover fiction and nonfiction titles. Notable entries include Sue Grafton and Dan Brown with multiple works, while James Patterson, Mitch Albom, and Stephen King also feature prominently in the week’s best sellers. Various mass market and trade paperback titles from Dell to Rodale appear, emphasizing cross-format demand across authors and publishers. The list underscores enduring popularity of crime thrillers, contemporary fiction, and diet/health books among readers.
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Publishers Weekly
Sue Grafton
Putnam
Dan Brown
Doubleday
Carl Hiaasen
Knopf
Sam's
Jennifer
James Patterson
Little, Brown
Ian Caldwell
Dustin Thomason
Dial
Heaven
Mitch Albom
Hyperion
Coroners' records illuminate dark Missouri history
Coroner inquests from Missouri counties, 1842 to 1932, are online in abstracts from the Secretary of State. The collection includes Reynolds's 1887 death at the U.S. Custom House and other cases revealing immigrant neighborhoods, violence, labor strife, and the era’s social stresses.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Thomas Reynolds
Lynch
Efikees
Reynolds
George Maverick
U.S. Custom House
Missouri Secretary of State
Kathleen Roe
Council of State Historical Records Coordinators
Illinois
Little Edward Farris
Howard Tillotsan
Tillotsan
Kenneth Winn
Inton
Perry
St. Francois
Stoddard
Winn
St. Francois County
Stanford University Law
Lawrence Friedman
Secretary of State
State Archives
Sos.mo.gov
Franklin 300 exhibit to restore Franklin writings
A major conservation effort preserves Ben Franklin books and artifacts for an art exhibit marking his 300th birth anniversary. The show titled B. Franklin 300 travels to five cities including Philadelphia Paris with a October 2005 opening and stops in Boston Denver and Atlanta.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
Shelly Smith
Richard
Franklin
B. Franklin
Boston
Denver
Atlanta
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