Let's Pretend This Never Happened - Jenny Lawson

Let’s Pretend This Never Happened (Amy Einhorn, $25.95) is a book that makes you laugh long after you’ve stopped reading. Jenny Lawson relays the details of her childhood in a way that makes you glad you didn’t grow up in her house, but still wish that her stories were your own. From domesticated raccoons to pirate alligators, Lawson turns everyday activities into side-splitting tales, and when you think she can’t possibly make you laugh harder, she’ll get lost in her hometown with a GPS. Buy a copy for yourself and a friend so you don’t have to wait to talk about it!

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$20.00
ISBN: 9780425261019
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Published: Berkley - March 5th, 2013

The Art of Fielding - Chad Harbach

Chad Harbach made me believe in fiction again. His debut novel, The Art of Fielding (Back Bay, $14.99), is a fascinating examination of the human spirit as defined by the things we do and the people we meet. Harbach writes vividly about many facets of life at Westish College, from the last out of a baseball game to a chance encounter between a student and professor to a young woman realizing her marriage is falling apart. The characters in this story are so well developed, you feel as if you might see them pass by on the street. There is something here for everyone, and this book is the perfect companion for a summer evening.
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$18.99
ISBN: 9780316126670
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Published: Back Bay Books - May 1st, 2012

The Dirty Life: A Memoir of Farming, Food, and Love - Kristin Kimball

Part memoir, part how-to, THE DIRTY LIFE: On Farming, Food, and Love (Scribner, $15) by Kristin Kimball, provides an insider’s look at the challenges of creating a sustainable farm in upstate New York. A former Lower East Side resident, Kimball falls for Mark while researching a story about his farming endeavors in Pennsylvania. Amidst a courtship and a move to a leased farm in Essex, New York, Kristin and Mark develop 500 dilapidated acres into a working farm that feeds a small community of over 100 people. With stories ranging from buying outdated farm equipment at an auction in Amish country to chasing cattle down Main Street, Kristen recalls a year’s worth of trials and tribulations on the farm. Her writing, whether about driving the draft horses or heating up the farmhouse, is both enlightening and entertaining.

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$18.00
ISBN: 9781416551614
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Published: Scribner - April 12th, 2011

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