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03.14.10: Dennis Tedlock - 2000 Years of Mayan Literature(1 day)
03.16.10: Anthony Brandt - The Man Who Ate His Boots(3 days)
03.20.10: Fundraising for Haiti(7 days)
03.21.10: Samaritans Panel & Desert Found Art(8 days)
03.23.10: Steven Clevenger - America's First Warriors(10 days)
03.27.10: Jan Brett - The Easter Egg(14 days)

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Angelology (Hardcover) By Danielle Trussoni $27.95 "A richly detailed, brilliantly conceived work that opens a golden door into another world-or, even more alluringly, another sphere." --Lincoln Child

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Into the Beautiful North (Hardcover) By Luis Alberto Urrea $24.99 Luis Alberto Urrea, author of the Lonesome Dove-like saga of Mexico The Hummingbird's Daughter (Hachette, $14.99 paperback, 2006) which is a fabulous big sweeping novel, returns with a modern tale of the intrepid women who rescue their tiny Mexican village by employing The Magnificent Seven tactics--look for seven good men to defend the village. Their quest takes them over the US/Mexican border and into the beautiful north. Added attraction: a joyful and surprisingly funny look at Mexican border politics and life.

Into the Beautiful North (Hardcover)

By Luis Alberto Urrea

$24.99

Luis Alberto Urrea, author of the Lonesome Dove-like saga of Mexico The Hummingbird's Daughter (Hachette, $14.99 paperback, 2006) which is a fabulous big sweeping novel, returns with a modern tale of the intrepid women who rescue their tiny Mexican village by employing The Magnificent Seven tactics--look for seven good men to defend the village. Their quest takes them over the US/Mexican border and into the beautiful north. Added attraction: a joyful and surprisingly funny look at Mexican border politics and life.

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