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Paperback. Etat : Good. NPR journalist Connie Goldman speaks about the aging process with depth, insight and grace. Here, she discusses the challenges and opportunities associated with √]getting old√AE in conversations with women in mid-life and the years beyond.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. NPR journalist Connie Goldman speaks about the aging process with depth, insight and grace. Here, she discusses the challenges and opportunities associated with √]getting old√AE in conversations with women in mid-life and the years beyond.

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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. In this collection of 13 short stories from Minnesota√s top crime writers, you√ll be treated to an array of whodunits. Featured writers include Ellen Hart, Judith Guest, William Kent Krueger and Carl Brookins. This is a must-have for mystery buffs.

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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. In their many voices, the poets of Minnesota explore love, loss and grief. Their poems spring from the chaos of death and disease, violence and lost innocence, leading us toward a message of deep love, the kind that holds out and holds on.

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Paperback. Etat : Good. Carmela Hobbins has taught cooking classes and led tours to Italy for many years. Here she offers recipes and coordinated celebratory menus from southern Italy for family gatherings and large-scale social events. Husband Bob provides wine pairings.

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Paperback. Etat : Good. Editors Carl Brookins, Ellen Hart and William Kent Krueger (known as the Minnesota Crime Wave) have solicited 13 riveting stories of murder, mystery and mayhem, in this follow-up to the best-selling short story anthology The Silence of the Loons.

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Paperback. Etat : Good. Genny Zak Kieley, the author of several best-selling books about the neighborhoods and early history of Northeast Minneapolis, here turns her attention to her own childhood years. Intermixing social research and personal nostalgia, she creates a portrait of a simpler era, when Monday was washday and Tuesday was ironing day, and busy housewives collected green stamps. Drive-ins were the hot spots on Saturday nights, and kids experienced first loves (and first heartbreaks) while listening to doo-wop music on their transistor radios. Cars had fins, bikes were big and bulky, and television had just arrived. Countless Westerns vied with The Wonderful World of Disney for the family's attention, and Ed Sullivan introduced the nation to those mop-headed youths, the Beatles. "I'll always remember that time [Kieley writes]. Like many other baby boomers I have a deep sentimental yearning to reclaim the memory of days long past. The music was deep and powerful and also a little crazy. But it was also a time of innocence; this is a memoir of the world as I remember it in the 1950s and 60s.". …