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Kick back this summer and be swept away to another time with the following books:
buy from: Amazon | Borders | B & N | Indiebound | Powell’s
buy from: Indiebound | Amazon | Powell’s | Borders | B & N
buy from: Powell’s | Borders | B & N | Amazon | Indiebound
buy from: Amazon | Indiebound | Powell’s | B & N | Borders
buy from: B & N | Indiebound | Borders | Amazon | Powell’s
buy from: Indiebound | Borders | Powell’s | B & N | Amazon
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June 8th, 2010 at 7:50 AM
Ooh, I definitely have to get Gilded by Deborah Davis. Loved her book on Virginie Guitreau and Sargeant.
June 8th, 2010 at 3:47 PM
It’s very good. Of course it devotes a nice fat section to the heyday of Newport, but also gives a lot of detail to Newport society from the 1930s and on.
June 8th, 2010 at 7:09 PM
From a purely aesthetic point of view, I would love to read The Great Silence! Yes, a lovely cover is enough to catch my attention! lol.