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U2 by U2, by U2 and Neil McCormick.
For the first time, Bono, the Edge, Larry
Mullen Jr. and Adam Clayton tell the complete
story of their band, U2, in their own words.
The book features more than 1,500 images,
including rare and previously unpublished
photographs taken from the band’s own collection. Distilled from more than 200 hours of
taped interviews, this oral history is a unique,
insightful account of everything fans want to know
about one of the world’s
most popular bands.
biography’s telling of his journey to freedom is
accompanied by the most complete collection
of Mandela photos ever assembled. His story
is also told in 60 interviews with world leaders, friends and associates, such as Bill Clinton,
Bono, Muhammad Ali and Kofi Annan.
Mandela: The Authorized
Portrait, with an introduction by Desmond
Tutu. Named one of Time
magazine’s 100 Most Important People of the 20th
Century, Nelson Mandela
occupies a unique place in
the world as he has dedicated his life to fighting
racism and oppression. This
Goddesses of the Celestial Gallery, by
Romio Shrestha, with a foreword by
Deepak Chopra. This lavishly produced follow-up to
the bestselling Celestial
Gallery is a very large format art book including 36
2-foot-tall reproductions of
paintings of traditional Eastern art. The powerful detail
and glorious colors invite
appreciation and meditation.
© HENRY GROSSMAN TIME LIFE PIC TURES/GE T T Y IMAGES
FICTION
Inés of My Soul: A Novel,
by Isabel Allende. Basing
this story on documented
events of her heroine’s life,
Allende has crafted an epic filled with battles,
romance and conflict. Doa Inés Suarez
(1507–1580) was Chile’s first female president. She travels to the New World to find her
missing husband, Juan, and discovers that
he has died in battle. She decides to remain
in Peru with Don Pedro de Valdivia, field
marshal of Francisco Pizarro. At first, their
vision is the same—to found a country
based on Christian and egalitarian principles—but Valdivia’s head is turned by his
desire for glory.
Nelson Mandela
Nature Girl, by Carl Hiaasen. This is classic Hiaasen: funny, wild and teeming with
nutty characters and mayhem at every turn.
Honey Santana is leading a parade, but she
doesn't know it. She is taking mean and nasty
Boyd Shreave, a sleazy telemarketer, into the
wilderness for a lesson in how to be a good
guy. Following them is Piejack, who is nuts
about Honey, and following Piejack are Perry
and Fry, Honey’s drug-running ex-husband
and their wise-beyond-his-years son. And that
is just the beginning.—Valerie Ryan
The American Girls Collection
Each six-book set takes you inside the historical
worlds of each American Girl—Felicity, Josephina,
Kaya, Kit, Molly and Samantha. Packaged with an
attractive slipcase and includes mini doll, each set
follows each girl through heartwarming and
courageous stories.
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