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Now available: THE ORIGINAL MAN: The Life and Work of Montana Architect A.J. Gibson by Hipolito Rafael Chacon
Mark your calendar for Sept 16th Rafael will give a presentation on Gibson during National Habitat Week
Remember to eat, buy and be local!
Title of Event: Jill Malone
When: Friday, September 5, 2008 7:00 PM Location: Fact & Fiction Description: JILL MALONE Reading & Signing RED AUDREY AND THE ROPING Friday, Sept 5th 7:00 pm
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UM First Year Reading Experience TALIBAN by Ahmed Rashid
2008 One Book Montana HATTIE BIG SKY by Kirby Larson
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See photos of recent events!
New slide shows for James Lee Burke and Ripley Hugo now ready...
Fact & Fiction makes the headlines, shares MySpace site, and let's you know what else to read for up to the minute Missoula news and gossip
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Quote of the Day |
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"If there is one thing that a book-collector loves more than acquiring books, it is talking about them. Indeed, there are scribes of good repute who maintain that
bibliophiles prate so incessantly of their books that they have no time to read."
- Harry B. Smith The Sentimental Library From The Quotable Book Lover (Lyons Press)
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Check out new listings Montana Book Awards, The American West, YRCA 2009 and a few others!
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Informative titles on the importance of building and strengthening a vibrant local economy.
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Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life
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Kingsolver, Barbara,
Kingsolver, Camille
“Tracing the food year,
Kingsolver—with her characteristic candor,
poetry, and grace—brings us meditations on
asparagus, turkeys, tomatoes, and mulch as she
and her family try to eat locally as much as they
can. This is a distinct hybrid of The Omnivore’s
Dilemma, Under the Tuscan Sun, and Walden.”
—Matt Plies, Annie Bloom’s Books, Portland, OR |
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Unique and provocative selections from a great diversity of voices...all personally recommended by the independent booksellers of America.
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The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
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Barrows, Annie Fiery,
Shaffer, Mary Ann Fiery
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society is a gem. Just after WWII a writer is contacted by a fan on the island of Guernsey. As events unfold and she goes to Guernsey, she learns of the misery, bravery and ingenuity of the locals when Guernsey was abandoned by the British to be captured by the Germans. Because it's told in letters, it's bound to be compared it to 84 Charing Cross Road. But Guernsey Literary is like no other book I've ever read and it's outstanding.--Elaine Petrocelli, Book Passage (Corte Madera, CA) |
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