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  1. Libraries' bilingual services under fire
  2. Championing labor amid its decline
  3. "Shalimar": Ethnic strife shapes lives in Rushdie's painful, beautiful saga
  4. Windfall of books welcomes autumn
  5. Helping kids deal with bad news
  6. Places for small faces
  7. Best sellers
  8. Local offerings
  9. Bumbershoot's literary lineup: Dave Eggars, Sarah Vowell and more
  10. "The Root of Wild Madder": Digging for roots of a Persian icon
  11. "Language of the Geckos": A fertile landscape for Hawaiian tales
  12. "The Time of the Uprooted": Wiesel captures the restless soul of a survivor
  13. Collections from China Miéville, Lucius Shepard, Terry Bisson and Tim Powers
  14. Books in brief: "The Ocean at Home," "Scooter"
  15. The color of assimilation
  16. "Of Some Renown," by Jean L. Connor
  17. Now you, too, can use foreign words and phrases with savoir-faire
  18. With a little help, you, too, can be a pirate
  19. "iPod, Therefore I Am": Bopping down memory lane with an iPod
  20. Prolific sci-fi writer spans the genre
  21. Humanizing America's acclaimed critic Edmund Wilson
  22. Young readers soldier on
  23. A fanciful, practical transformation
  24. Free to be Dan Savage's family
  25. Antique dealer's arrest unnerves rare-book crowd
  26. Literary award's finalists released
  27. Fall Books 2005
  28. Fall Books 2005 — Non Fiction
  29. Fall Books 2005 — Popular Fiction
  30. "The Turning": Earthy characters build strong identities
  31. "My Detachment": It's hard to get close to Vietnam memoir
  32. "Bait and Switch": Unemployment abyss of white-collar America
  33. "Rereadings": Bibliophiles bound to reread collection again and again
  34. "Wounded": Race, sexuality on modern-day frontier
  35. "Henry Adams": An odd, contrarian view of American historian
  36. "The Trudeau Vector": An Arctic chiller for a long night
  37. Pearls about poverty from Robert Sullivan
  38. Fall Books 2005 — Nonfiction
  39. Reviews of "Eldest," "Flush" and "High Rhulain"
  40. Three authors' books a hit with teen and preteen boys
  41. Galveston has seen worse
  42. "The March": A twisted victory
  43. Didacticism undermines passion in Smiley's "Thirteen Ways"
  44. "The Painted Drum": Through deep sadness, a beat of hope
  45. The "tricky business" of a busted childhood
  46. Handsome aquatints tell story in "Three Incestuous Sisters"
  47. Books in brief: "Slow Man" by J.M. Coetzee, Vonnegut's "Man Without a Country"
  48. Paperbacks: What's new
  49. Author says segregation endures in Seattle, nation
  50. First novels: Little tyrants, growing pains and arrested development
  51. "City of Falling Angels": Berendt's flailing followup lacks focus
  52. "Wickett's Remedy": Finding purpose in midst of 1918 flu epidemic
  53. "La Belle France": Modern France shaped by historic loss
  54. Two paths out of Ireland: O'Faolain tells true-life bad girl's tale
  55. Books in brief: "English Teacher," "Julie & Julia," "Deep Water"
  56. More work from Woodinville wordsmith in this vocabulary-building sequel
  57. "Big Dead Place": South Pole gets "M*A*S*H" treatment
  58. New collections reintroduce Agee
  59. "Dancing in the Dark": A fictionalized life of black vaudevillian
  60. "I, Wabenzi": Going on a spiritual quest in a Mercedes
  61. "The Diviners": A parody of an epic — unintentionally
  62. Scene of the Crime
  63. "The Trouble With Tom": On the trail of Tom Paine's well-traveled bones
  64. "Children in a Field" by Angela Shaw
  65. A rare fair of collectible books, art and more
  66. British playwright Pinter wins Nobel Prize in literature
  67. An architect child of the '60s whose time has come
  68. Green building tips for new homes, renovations
  69. "Crows and Ravens": Fear and fascination, evermore
  70. Microsoft to join online book club
  71. "Two Lives": A marriage shadowed by wartime losses
  72. T.C. Boyle: skillful mix of mundane with surreal
  73. "What the Stones Remember": Memoir transcends history of violence
  74. "The Age of Anxiety": Sound ideas obscured by political ideology
  75. "Imaginary Men": An engagingly hip debut
  76. "The Tender Bar": a loving tribute to bar where author grew up
  77. Paperbacks
  78. Authors of controversial Mao book to speak at UW Thursday
  79. "Boy and Egg" by Naomi Shihab Nye
  80. Better living with Al Roker (and 99 others)
  81. Tales of courage, ambition reveal a small world
  82. Pictures worth a thousand words in "Classic Cottages"
  83. "Jonathan Fong's Walls that Wow" is fancy-schmancy without the fuss
  84. A guide to distinguishing fine furniture from fake
  85. Searching for Sherlock Holmes
  86. Libby's notoriety gets novel reaction
  87. "Talk to the Hand": Author vents about our collective rudeness
  88. "Unlikely pair" at SPU created journal to find spiritual common ground
  89. Stylish coffee-table books flip through fashion history
  90. Wild ride aboard a toxic ship of fools
  91. "The Trouble with Poetry": Beauty and truth in simple things
  92. "The Lighthouse": P.D. James just gets better with age
  93. "The Truth of the Matter": Woman's search for self at middle age
  94. "Chicken": Blood, gore and danger on the processing line
  95. "Luck Is Luck": Wry, spirited look at realities of life
  96. "Taken With": And life goes on even as it slips away
  97. Books in brief
  98. "Zioncheck for President": Tragicomic tale of Seattle politics
  99. Fanciful fowl strut their stuff (Um, don't look up)
  100. "The Identity Club": Building identity and exploring character