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Three entertaining and interesting books came into my house last week:
Portrait of a Woman in White by Susan Winkler, published by She Writes Press. When Nazis invade Paris in 1940, lovers are torn apart and a Matisse portrait goes missing. Put this enthralling story of love, war, and art on your Must Read list!
The Court that Tamed the West: From the Gold Rush to the Tech Boom by Richard Cahan, Pia Hinckle, and Jessica Royer Ocken, published by Heyday Books. This is the history of the American West seen through the lens of the US District Court for the Northern District of California. It is legal history written for a general audience -- looks great!
By the Book: Writers on Literature and the Literary Life from the New York Times Book Review, Edited and with an Introduction by Pamela Paul, Foreword by Scott Turow. The title says it all. Can. Not. Wait.
I hope they all exceed your expectations.
ReplyDeletePortrait of a Woman in White looks good. Enjoy!
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Portrait Of A Woman In White has caught my eye.
ReplyDeleteLove stories with art and mystery. Portrait of a Woman in White sounds quite interesting.
ReplyDeleteBy the Book should be interesting.
ReplyDeleteThey both look quite good.
ReplyDeletePortrait Of A Woman in White is calling me. :)
ENJOY your week and your books.
Elizabeth
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All three are books that I would definitely like, especially the one that looks at American western history through lens of the court system. Should be fascinating.
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