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Christian Science Monitor | Books News Archive

Reviews for thinking people, from the Thursday book section of the Monitor.

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  1. Women and hoops: an uneasy truce
  2. 'Three Nights in August: Strategy, Heartbreak, and Joy'
  3. America: land of spiritual hunger
  4. Art makes his world go round
  5. Cuba: longed for, but never quite attained
  6. He should have guessed wrong
  7. A star of 1980s fiction tries for a comeback
  8. 'In the Shadow of the Law'
  9. More readers discover the 'best unknown novelist'
  10. Native Americans - lost and found
  11. Politics, purses, poetry: the letters of a poet
  12. In search of love, on the heels of a great writer
  13. Music adds spice to cooking
  14. Book blogs' buzz grows louder
  15. A half century later, a full look at Matisse
  16. A love letter to the novel - complete with reading list
  17. Whose order will prevail in US courts?
  18. He was a giant in the world of college football
  19. Wartime memoirs by women in vogue
  20. This remake of 'Howards End' is a true 'Beauty'
  21. Book roundup
  22. Truly, madly, deeply American
  23. Science and politics: a dangerous mix
  24. A warrior fights for her Texas town
  25. Is living alone the new happy ending?
  26. He's slow to win our affection
  27. How to feed the literary crowd
  28. 'City of Fallen Angels'
  29. Mystery fiction
  30. Mao: the ugly reality behind an icon
  31. Truly a murder most foul
  32. A writer's journey through grief
  33. Poetry for a world of unknown listeners
  34. Teenage symphonies, 3 minutes long
  35. A nation of sidewalk publishers
  36. Book club struggling? Invite an author.
  37. Page turners
  38. The men behind the mop tops
  39. Dark musing by the Irish sea
  40. Seeking answers (and adventure) in Bible lands
  41. One man's New York: funny, ugly, fascinating
  42. The capitalists behind the Big Bang of America's economy
  43. As young lives intersect, a tale takes shape
  44. Two series that are fortunate events
  45. Good reads for 2005
  46. Kids and animals: a magic mix
  47. She is Ruby: Hear her roar!
  48. An exuberant trip to the zoo
  49. Book roundup
  50. Iraq war books do a quickstep into print
  51. What Penelope was up to when Odysseus was out
  52. The rich - captured between the frames
  53. They walked across Africa. This is what they saw.
  54. The photographs that are closest to home
  55. Fresh look at a master of American photography
  56. Simplicity and clarity define a collection
  57. The many shapes and forms of faith
  58. Women who would not be ignored
  59. He founded a church and stirred a young nation
  60. Rabbit runs - straight to the fine arts exhibit
  61. A remarkable tale of life with the reindeer
  62. The cold war: how it began, why it ended
  63. The man who knew how to be president
  64. How Iraq looks to one on the ground
  65. How did a nice girl like JuJu end up in jail?
  66. In the presence of greatness - and hubris
  67. The trouble with this book
  68. Book roundup
  69. How would Sherlock Holmes fare in real life?
  70. The goliath that reshaped America
  71. From feminism to fairy tales: the musings of Margaret Atwood
  72. Dark memories elicited from the era of apartheid
  73. What we can learn from Mary Magdalene
  74. How true is that memoir?
  75. Hearts in search of home
  76. Yet another way to look at Lincoln
  77. A tiny world that teems with life
  78. 'A romantic vision, conceived in Spirit'
  79. Why can't money and women get along?
  80. He traveled to Mecca in search of himself
  81. Finally: a Sept. 11 story without the clichés
  82. Recalling the glory days of black baseball
  83. Some top 2006 awards conferred
  84. The many muses of Amadeus
  85. Love and society among the ashes of Manhattan
  86. The hero that time forgot
  87. In search of a land that may not exist
  88. A vain but witty struggle against the rising ills of consumerism
  89. What Russia's soldiers suffered
  90. The killer who was 'hunted like a dog'
  91. In heartland, search for a deeper faith
  92. Tough talk about oil
  93. How an ugly bird came to own a writer
  94. Iran as his father lived it
  95. Lobsters, John McCain, and 50-cent words
  96. Finding God in unexpected places
  97. The struggle to be English
  98. The (foolhardy?) quest for Timbuktu
  99. Evidence mounts on climate change
  100. A primer on March Madness