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Works Referenced September 2007 | |
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All Saints
by Liam Callanan The acclaimed author of The Cloud Atlas returns with a wondrous second novel. Set in a small beachfront Catholic high school, narrated by a beautifully complex heroine–theology teacher Emily Hamilton–All Saints is at once a mystery, a love story, and a powerful rumination on secrets, temptation, and faith. |
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I Think I Am Happier than I Think I Am
by James O'Leary This is a guide for the miraculous journey of life. Many people are inclined to settle for mediocrity. We want to walk through life when we could soar. The Glory of God is the human person fully alive. How do we get there? How do we become fully alive? One day at a time – in prayer. To all those who reach for life and keep reaching. |
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This I Believe: The Personal Philosophies of Remarkable Men and Women Edited by Jay Allison, Dan Gediman, John Gregory and Viki Merrick Based on the National Public Radio series of the same name, This I Believe features a well-known list of essayists who complete the thought that begins the book’s title. Each piece compels readers to rethink not only how they have arrived at their own personal beliefs but also the extent to which they share them with others. |
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The Wall Street Journal Complete Identity Theft Guidebook: How to Protect Yourself from the Most Pervasive Crime in America
by Terri Cullen An expert on identity theft, Cullen first walks you through the most common types of identity theft and how to arm yourself against them, and then leads victims step-by-step through the process of reclaiming a stolen identity. In today’s marketplace, your two most valuable assets are your credit and your identity. No one should be without this vital guide to protecting them. |
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Why Smart Men Marry Smart Women
by Christine Whelan Accomplished daughters, sisters, and friends (not to mention their mothers) can finally stop worrying that personal and professional happiness are inherently unattainable. Pairing cutting-edge research with sound advice, Dr. Whelan brings to mind what smart women everywhere have long known in their hearts: that the goal is not just to get married, but to have a good marriage, and to lead a fulfilled life. |
