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• Antony and Cleopatra (Pelican Shakespeare Edition) by William Shakespeare
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  Reviewer's Rating: 8
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  Added: 12-Jul-2007
  

• As Seen on TV by Sarah Mlynowski
  - When bad reality T.V. happens to smart people...
  Reviewer's Rating: 7.5
  Reader's Rating: 10.00
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  Added: 25-Mar-2004
  

• Ash Wednesday by Ethan Hawke
  - Another Enjoyable Book from Hawke
  Reviewer's Rating: 8
  Reader's Rating: 10.00
  Reader's Votes: 2
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  Added: 9-Jan-2004
  

• Bergdorf Blondes by Plum Sykes
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  Reviewer's Rating: 8.5
  Reader's Rating: 7.71
  Reader's Votes: 7
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  Added: 8-Jul-2004
  

• Birds in Fall by Brad KesslerBrad Kessler
  - Kessler deftly weaves myth and spiritual traditions.
  Reviewer's Rating: 9.5
  Reader's Rating: 10.00
  Reader's Votes: 1
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  Added: 22-May-2006
  

• Bridget Jones's Diary by Helen Fielding
  - Bridget Jones is trying to conquer the world... or at least gain some acceptance.
  Reviewer's Rating: 8
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  Added: 21-Jul-2007
  

• Captivity Narrative by Mary Ann Samyn
  - Poems about captivity.
  Reviewer's Rating: 9
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  Added: 28-Jul-2006
  

• Catch-22 by Joseph Heller
  - Joseph Heller's subversive, chaotic portrait of the insanity of war.
  Reviewer's Rating: 8
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  Added: 30-Jan-2007
  

• Catching Genius by Kristy Kiernan
  - Catching Genius is a good read...I enjoyed it enough to read through to the climactic ocean storm and on to the happy ending.
  Reviewer's Rating: 8
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  Added: 9-Apr-2007
  

• Century of November: 2004 Michigan Literary Fiction Award Winner by W. D. Wetherell
  - A silent and solitary journey through the human heart.
  Reviewer's Rating: 9
  Reader's Rating: 5.50
  Reader's Votes: 2
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  Added: 24-Nov-2004
  

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