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Shark & The Wolf: Predators and Prey. By Daniel D. Shields

Daniel Shields has created a masterful thriller, which is not just a great vehicle for reminding us all that we are the worst predatory species on planet Earth, but also the species that threatens the existence of all others. But don't think for a second that there is any preaching here, there isn't.…

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Added by Richard Bunning on February 26, 2012 at 5:29am — No Comments

Shark & The Wolf: Predators and Prey. By Daniel D. Shields

Daniel Shields has created a masterful thriller, which is not just a great vehicle for reminding us all that we are the worst predatory species on planet Earth, but also the species that threatens the existence of all others. But don't think for a second that there is any preaching here, there isn't.…

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Added by Richard Bunning on February 26, 2012 at 5:29am — No Comments

"Ripple". By Tui Allen

Tui Allen's book "Ripple" should be as important to new generations as Rachel Carson's book "Silent Spring" was to mine. Carson's grew out of a life time of interest in Marine Biology. We now understand on a scientific level that by destroying our…

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Added by Richard Bunning on February 26, 2012 at 5:17am — No Comments

Battle of Gettysburg: A Visual Tour. By Jack Kunkel

If I ever walk the grounds over which the United States was effectively cast from the bloody trails of the Civil War, I will have Jack Kunkel's guide in my grasp. I never have and in truth I probably never will visit these historic acres, however, this book has allowed me to get so close that I feel as…

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Added by Richard Bunning on February 26, 2012 at 5:05am — No Comments

The Flying Phone Booth: My 3 Years Behind The Candid Camera. By Lou Tyrrell

Candid Camera is part of television history, not just because of being the first and still one of the best examples of the Reality TV show, but also because it is one of the media industries greatest comedy formats. Some of the earliest shows are as funny and fresh…

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Added by Richard Bunning on February 26, 2012 at 4:30am — 1 Comment

"Kea's Flight" by Erika Hammerschmidt ahd John C. Ricker

I have fallen in love with this book, and already miss its adventure. The writing style flows like water, painting pictures that seem to float off the page. The main characters are interesting and deeply drawn, serious issues are bridged, suspense is held, and the book unravels to a suitably satisfactory and less than expected end.

A wide spectrum of readers should be as affected as I am, from Young Adult to “Seen-it-All” Veterans of a thousand books. We see the story through the eyes…

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Added by Richard Bunning on February 10, 2012 at 9:00am — No Comments

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