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Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, and movies like Juno are thrusting adoption into the mainstream of acceptance in popular culture.

Opinion in Culture — by ConverseMomma — on Aug 30, 2008

A searing, stunningly written, and mesmerizing memoir of the 15th year of his daughter, Sally, and her sudden, inexplicable descent into psychosis.

Review in Books — by Lisa Solod Warren — on Aug 21, 2008

A book that's about much more than just ways to pare down and organize your stuff.

Review in Books — by Violet Nesdoly — on Aug 20, 2008

With Pharmakon, Fierce People author Dirk Wittenborn turns the plot hole into an aesthetic choice, with fascinating if imperfect results.

Review in Books — by Ethan Stanislawski — on Aug 15, 2008

An excellent study of a 1980s hiking tragedy on Half Dome.

Review in Books — by Eric Dennis — on Jul 28, 2008

A comprehensive guide to your brain, how it works, and how you can work with it.

Review in Books — by Janica Unruh — on Jul 23, 2008

Distracted author Maggie Jackson is more distracted by her own predetermined opinions.

Review in Books — by Ethan Stanislawski — on Jul 17, 2008

You'll likely see this informative book in a college class over a book club, but leisurely readers can easily find helpful advice.

Review in Books — by Tall Writer — on Jun 22, 2008

Elias Canetti's Nobel Prize winning, life changing book.

Review in Books — by Catherine Tuckwell — on Jun 21, 2008

In His Brain, Her Brain, the Larimores combine the latest in brain research with their years of experience.

Review in Books — by Jill Hart — on Jun 20, 2008