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Everybody Smokes in Hell According to John Ridley, everybody smokes in hell. I guess when one has just stolen asong worth millions and is being hunted for a drug worth even more, one can'thelp but compare life to the infamous underworld. Continue...	Gifted Hands Gifted Hands is an inspiring story about a frustrated inner-city black kid who lives inDetroit, Michigan with his mother and older brother. His faith in God helps himbecome the director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins UniversityHospital. Continue...
Interview with the Vampire Imagine living forever and hating yourself and the companions bound to you for alleternity. This is the problem Louis faces in Anne Rice's Interview with theVampire. Continue...	The Edge of Reason "La la la! The wilderness years are over!"Or are they? Hereis another hilarious tale of life's debacles from the witty viewpoint of BridgetJones in The Edge of Reason by Helen Fielding. Continue...
Yesterday I Cried "Honor what you feel by saying it the way you would want to hear it." Yesterday I Cried, by Iyanla Vanzant, is an eye-opening andsoul-stretching book unlike any other. Continue...

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