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Fly Girl: A Memoir
After experiencing this appealing and informative audiobook, listeners may never view air travel or flight crews in quite the same way.
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Fly Girl: A Memoir
An engaging memoir perfect for fans of Hood’s and readers interested in aviation history or who love a good coming-of-age memoir.
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Kitchen Yarns: Notes of Life, Love, and Food
Recommended where food-based memoirs by authors such as Ruth Reichl, Calvin Trillin, and Laurie Colwin are popular, though the print version will be a better fit for those who want to cook from it rather than just enjoying the essays. ["This warm, humorous, touching, and wonderfully readable book will appeal to food lovers and fans of culinary biographies": LJ Winter 2018 starred review of the Norton hc.]
Kitchen Yarns: Notes on Life, Love, and Food
This warm, humorous, touching, and wonderfully readable book will appeal to food lovers and fans of culinary biographies.
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Morningstar: Growing Up with Books
While there is a tradition of memoir told through a love of books, Hood provides a new, rich glimpse into an Italian American childhood. A treat for bibliophiles and readers of all genres. [See Prepub Alert, 2/27/17.]
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The Book That Matters Most
Hood's effortlessly readable story is sure to divide readers—between those who are captivated and those who desire a more detailed story line. [See Prepub Alert, 2/21/16; library marketing.]
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An Italian Wife
With each chapter a coming-of-age tale of an individual family member, Hood offers a poignant view of the turbulent 20th century. She successfully displays the connected, ordinary lives of her characters, whom readers will come to love, appreciate, and enjoy. This intricately woven, engrossing narrative will delight Hood's readers and attract fans of literary family sagas. [See Prepub Alert, 3/17/14.]
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A well-constructed story leading readers from secrets of the past toward illuminating truths of the present. Highly recommended. [See Prepub Alert, 9/10/12.]
The Obituary Writer
A well-constructed story leading readers from secrets of the past toward illuminating truths of the present. Highly recommended. [See Prepub Alert, 9/10/12.]
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The Obituary Writer
In 1919, Vivien Lowe still hunts for a lover lost in the Great San Francisco Earthquake of 1906 even as she writes obituaries to help herself and others become reconciled to loss...
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