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06/07
Loyola University Chicago Libraries
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Travels with Charley: In Search of America (Paperback) by John Steinbeck bookshelves: currently-reading, kim |
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01/09
Loyola University Chicago Libraries
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A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius (Paperback) by Dave Eggers bookshelves: christa, currently-reading |
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Loyola University Chicago Libraries
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The Invisible Man (Paperback) by H.G. Wells bookshelves: beth |
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read in June, 2009
Loyola University Chicago Libraries said:
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| June 07 | ||||
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Loyola University Chicago Libraries
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Travels with Charley: In Search of America (Paperback) by John Steinbeck bookshelves: currently-reading, kim |
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Loyola University Chicago Libraries
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The Road (Hardcover) by Cormac McCarthy bookshelves: kim |
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| June 01 | ||||
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Loyola University Chicago Libraries
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The Dark Side of the Universe: A Scientist Explores the Mysteries of the Cosmos (Hardcover) by James Trefil bookshelves: beth |
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read in May, 2009
Loyola University Chicago Libraries said:
"Yes, I just read a book about science from 1989. I realize the information is totally outdated, but for someone who wants a basic introduction to the history of cosmology and some of the basic theories surrounding the origin and structure of the uni...more
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| May 21 | ||||
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Loyola University Chicago Libraries
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Marketing Today's Academic Library: A Bold New Approach to Communicating with Students (Hardcover) by Brian Mathews bookshelves: beth |
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read in May, 2009
Loyola University Chicago Libraries said:
"Clear, engaging, easy-to-read manual on how to target your marketing efforts towards today's undergrads. While traditional marketing strategies focus on the library itself, Mathews argues that it is more effective to highlight how the library, its s...more
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| April 20 | ||||
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Loyola University Chicago Libraries
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The House on Mango Street (Paperback) by Sandra Cisneros bookshelves: beth |
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read in April, 2009
Loyola University Chicago Libraries said:
"I read The House on Mango Street as the Chicago Public Library's spring One Book One Chicago selection and enjoyed it very much. I found myself stopping frequently to re-read particularly amusing or evocative phrases ... Cisneros has a unique voice t...more
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| March 02 | ||||
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Loyola University Chicago Libraries made a comment on Loyola University Chicago Libraries's review of
A Rumor of War
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Loyola University Chicago Libraries
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Franny and Zooey (Paperback) by J.D. Salinger bookshelves: kim |
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read in October, 2003
Loyola University Chicago Libraries said:
"These two stories are perfection. My absolute favorite of Salinger's work. I've never identified with a character as strongly as I do with Franny Glass. I can't even think of anything to say as a book review; these stories speak for themselves. I lov...more
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Loyola University Chicago Libraries
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A Rumor of War (Paperback) by Philip Caputo bookshelves: kim |
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read in March, 2004
Loyola University Chicago Libraries said:
"My second favorite 'Nam book ever (after The Things They Carried.) Caputo is a Loyola grad and was in the first wave of Marines to go in-country in 1965. People tend to think of 1968 as the bloody year in Vietnam, but as Caputo's book shows '65 and '...more
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Loyola University Chicago Libraries
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Pafko at the Wall: A Novella (Hardcover) by Don DeLillo bookshelves: kim |
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read in February, 2009
Loyola University Chicago Libraries said:
"This novella captures everything I love about baseball. Set in the 1951 "Shot heard 'round the world" Giants/Dodgers pennant game, the story drips with nostalgia for America's Pastime. DeLillo's imagery is so vivid, I felt like I was eating...more
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