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07.31.10: Sherri Brooks Vinton - Put 'em Up!(1 day)
08.01.10: Alex Heard - The Eyes of Willie McGee(2 days)
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09.20.09 Diana Block - Arm the Spirit

Start: Sun, 09/20/2009 - 3:00pm

In 1985, Diana Block, her 2-week old son, and 5 companions, all of them active in the struggle for Puerto Rican independence, flex L.A. after finding a surveillance device in their car. Facing the possibility of arrest, she spent the next decade living underground and raising two children. She resurfaced in the 1990s, struggling to reintegrate into a world she nologer knew. Arm the Spirit is a captivating tale of struggle and solidarity - told from the inside.

Arm the Spirit: A Story from Underground and Back (Paperback)

By Diana Block

$19.95

ISBN-13: 9781904859871
Availability: On Our Shelves Now
Published: AK Press, 03/01/2009

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Bookworks New Mexico

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The Replacement Child: A Mystery (Paperback) By Christine Barber $14.99 A strong sense of the city of Santa Fe and its environs and the appeal of the two well-developed main characters show why this mystery was the first winner of the Tony Hillerman Prize for the best debut mystery set in the Southwest.

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Strength in What Remains (Hardcover) By Tracy Kidder $26.00 A story of a hero of our time, the beautifully told account of med student, Deo, who arrives in the US from Burundi with $200, no English, and no contacts. Deo learns English from dictionaries, is befriended by strangers, and ultimately completes medical school. Told by Pulitzer Prize winning author Tracy Kidder, author of another medical biography which I adore, Mountains Beyond Mountains.

Strength in What Remains (Hardcover)

By Tracy Kidder

$26.00

A story of a hero of our time, the beautifully told account of med student, Deo, who arrives in the US from Burundi with $200, no English, and no contacts. Deo learns English from dictionaries, is befriended by strangers, and ultimately completes medical school. Told by Pulitzer Prize winning author Tracy Kidder, author of another medical biography which I adore, Mountains Beyond Mountains.

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