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In Health:

"Cheating Destiny-Living with Diabetes" by James Hirsch is a ground-breaking account of America's fastest growing epidemic, affecting more than 20 million people.

"The Weight Loss Cure They Don't Want You to Know About" by Kevin Trudeau

"The Diet Detective's Count-Down" by Charles Stuart Platkin. 7500 of your favorite food counts with their equivalents for walking, running, biking, swimming, yoga, and dance.

"All About Your Eyes" by Sharon Fekrat and Jennifer Weizer is a practical guide from the physicians at Duke University Eye Center.

"Last Rights-Rescuing the End of Life from the Medical System" by Stephen Kiernan offers a hopeful vision for patients, doctors, and families, and is a way to honor the dying during their greatest vulnerability.

"You On A Diet-The Owner's Manual for Waist Management" by Michael Roizen and Mehment Oz shows us how to achieve and maintain and ideal healthy body size.

Mysteries:

"On the Wrong Track" by Steve Hockensmith is filled with wit, humor and suspense... a Sherlock Holmes in a stetson.

"Remains to be Seen" by R.T. Jordan introduces you to Polly Pepper, endearingly outrageous drama queen-turned sleuth. Armed with a maid, a Rolls Royce, and Champagne, Polly solves murders and dishes show biz gossip...a laughout loud debut mystery.

"Next" by Michael Crichton. Talking chimps reported in Java? Scientists isolate a "master gene?" This new novel by Crichton blends fact and fiction into a tale of a new world where nothing is what it seems.

Non-Fiction:

"Why Kids of All Ages Need to Hear It-NO-And Ways Parents Can Say It" by David Walsh

"Awesome Bill from Dawsonville-My Life in Nascar" by Bill Elliot

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