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Ever-Green Vietnamese: Super-Fresh Recipes, Starring Plants from Land and Sea
Detailed instructions and tantalizing recipes make this an excellent book for those wanting to incorporate plant-based options in Vietnamese cooking.
A History of Fear
Riveting literary horror superbly realized in audio, highlighted by narrator Graham Halstead, who effectively conveys Hale’s disintegrating mental state. Narrators Toni Frutin, Shiromi Arserio, Jennifer Aquino, and Gary Tiedemann further enhance the audio by giving voice to reporters, interviewees, and medical personnel.
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The Farrows of Hollywood: Their Dark Side of Paradise
Often repetitive, but nevertheless an immersing and compelling read about a renowned Hollywood family.
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The Family Outing: A Memoir
Beautifully written, this thoughtful and unique literary memoir may appeal to audiences interested in LGBTQIA+ studies. Share with readers who appreciated the works of authors Putsata Reang, Dani Shapiro, and Carmen Rita Wong.
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Hollywood: The Oral History
This unique perspective is a treasure trove of insights covering a century of the film industry.
Hollywood Gothic: The Tangled Web of Dracula from Novel to Stage to Screen
Well-researched and highly entertaining, a must-have for film collections.
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Playing Under the Piano: From Downton to Darkest Peru
Bonneville is a great storyteller, and this recollection of the ups and downs of his career is a winner.
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Madly, Deeply: The Diaries of Alan Rickman
Narrator Steven Crossley elevates the book with his excellent reading, providing personality and a sharp, biting sarcasm appropriate to the material. A foreword by Emma Thompson is voiced by Bonnie Wright, and editor Taylor’s prologue is read by Alfred Enoch. Rickman’s wife, Rima Horton, provides a touching afterword.
A World of Curiosities
Devotees of the series will enjoy this gripping entry, and the new Amazon Prime series, Three Pines, should attract even more readers to Penny’s already-large fan base.
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