Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Chicago Tribune Books Update

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The power of place to transform lives
Ann Patchett explores the power of place to transform lives

From the pleasant opera-loving terrorists in "Bel Canto" to the endlessly fertile Amazon women in her new novel, "State of Wonder," Ann Patchett creates magical stories. No wizards or vampires, no triumph over dysfunctional past, but rather an alternative universe where unlikely characters come together in a transformative way.

Berenstain Bears remain faithful Berenstain Bears remain faithful

With eight new titles and a summer book tour, Mike Berenstain hopes his books connect with modern audiences through their universal themes of family and integrity.
The long road home after 9/11 The long road home after 9/11

Julia Keller on "A Decade of Hope: Stories of Grief and Endurance From 9/11 Families and Friends."
At summer's end, adventure At summer's end, adventure

Julia Keller: Alternative universe of 'The Magician King' is elegant, swashbuckling fun
Author Talks: Sapphire Author Talks: Sapphire

Acclaimed author Sapphire took part in the Tribune's "Author Talks" series, discussing her newest book "The Kid."
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