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Title:
Find Me
Author:
Rosie O’Donnell
Publisher: Warner Books
Edition: April 23, 2002
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| The famous comedian, actress, talk-show host, producer, editorial director and benefactor, now tries out a new role, the role of the gifted writer and author of a powerful and stunning memoir. As Rosie O’Donnell gets out of her experience in presenting her famous and successful TV show, she uses this book to describe her awesome experiences that have affected her life in many aspects.
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Title:
The Nanny Diaries: A Novel
Author:
Emma McLaughlin, Nicola Kraus
Publisher: St. Martin’s Press
Edition: March 2002
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| The Nanny Diaries is a try to take a close look at the strange world of child rearing in the upper parts of Manhattan’s social levels. Co-written by two former nannies, the novel follows the adventures of the appropriately named Nan as she negotiates the byways of working for a Mrs. X who lives in Park Avenue. With the good hearted little Grayer to be looked after, the book captures the heart as well as the attention of the reader with the suspense created by the inconsiderate demands that Mrs. X makes of Nan.
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Title:
The Natural: The Misunderstood Presidency of Bill Clinton
Author:
Joe Klein
Publisher: Doubleday
Edition: March 5, 2002
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| The author of Primary Colors, Joe Klein, presents the readers with this book in which he tackles the favourite subject of his, former US President Bill Clinton. In the book, Klein expresses his disappointment at Clinton’s failure to achieve greatness but also defends the achievements that he did make. The book gives new insights to those who supported Clinton and tries to give those who were against him a better understanding of how he became so popular.
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Title:
The Stone Monkey: A Lincoln Rhyme Novel
Author:
Jeffery Deaver
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Edition: March 12, 2002
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| A fierce smuggler known as the Ghost destroys a ship packed with illegal Chinese immigrants about a mile away from New York harbor and only a few survivors as well as the Ghost manage to escape the burnt ship. Lincoln Rhyme, the NYPD forensic detective that was first introduced in The Bone Collector in 1997, and Amelia Sachs, his girl and partner have to try and stop the Ghost before he murders the survivors of the ship who have gone to live in Manhattan’s Chinatown.
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Title:
Goodbye To Worry
Author:
Mustafa Khalfan
Publisher: Dar Al Bihar
Edition: 01 March, 2002
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| To all those who suffer from great worries, the author offers this book which includes many stories about people who were considered examples when talking about worry. The book also tackles idioms and famous Arab sayings that represent a cure to this dangerous problem which has become a phenomenon in our modern society.
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