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Author: Michael Pollan (Click to read and watch interviews with this health-conscious author)
Who Should Read It: Anyone interested in the development of America’s unhealthy obsession with food, and one author’s proposed way to fix it
Best Part About the Book: Offers common sense advice about America’s favorite topic: losing weight
What’s Missing: Radically new information.
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Love means not ever having to say you’re sorry.

Erich Segal, Love Story (1970)

Author: Erich Segal (Click to read an interview with this author who rose to fame out of nowhere)
Who Should Read It: Hmm, that’s a hard one. It was the number one bestseller for the year 1970. It appealed [...]

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NYTBSL.org sums it up…
In this Interview
JULIE ANDREWS
On why she’s an author: The influence of her dad, childhood books, and authors such as Dickens and Austen.
On recommended books: The Wind in the Willows, The Little Grey Men, Alice in Wonderland
On someone who changed the course of her life: Moss Hart, producer, who she [...]

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Author: Cormac McCarthy (Click to read about the highly-advertise interview with Oprah)
Who Should Read It: People who like to contemplate the end of the world
Best Part About This Book: The author’s innovative style and even punctuation matches the tone and message of the book.
What’s Missing: Some uppers among the downers. It’s like a [...]

Author: Gary Chapman (Click to read more about the author who started a new movement)
Who Should Read It: Anyone who’s in a relationship
Best Part About This Book: Recognizing the way you like to receive love is different than the way others do. Very important!
What’s Missing: Not much. Maybe this is oversimplifying but it’s fun.
Rating: 4 [...]