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A hardboiled detective story set in the cold confines of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
An intelligent, thought-provoking, and suspenseful novel about youth and the nature of memory.
A character study of one of the most important historical figures of the twentieth century plus an inside view of what it means to be a young White House speech-writer.
A fascinating portrait of Russia and a touching meditation on generational conflicts; eminently readable and still quite relevant today.
A well intentioned but seriously flawed attempt to infuse science with the wonder and awe of religious sentiment.
A teenage girl as a modern Virgin Mary? Sounds weird I know but it is actually a thoughtful and tender look at the way people cope with the world around them.
What happens when a pastor's kid feels torn between his family's faith and his love of Rock and Roll; between being "in the world but not of it" and being firmly "of the world?"
Mr. Paradise is quality entertainment by most standards but it doesn't rise to the level of Leonard's past efforts.
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