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Color cures. That's the simple premise behind "The Color Code, " a book that shows how to prevent the most common age-related illnesses through a simple, multicolored eating plan. "An important book!"--Mollie Katzen, author of "The Moosewood Cookbook."

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Now in paperback, Jennifer Love Hewitt shares her candid experiences of meeting men, dating and the sometimes rocky but often hilarious journey to knowing her own heart.

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The original "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff--And It's All Small Stuff" has sold more than eight million copies. Now the author extends this powerful series with four new titles (for Parents, Grandparents, Couples, and a book of "Don't Sweat" Affirmations). Each reminds readers to focus on the truly meaningful things in their lives without getting lost in things that don't really matter.

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Just in time for spring and summer, when most weddings take place, this guide for newlyweds encompasses everything from planning and enjoying a great honeymoon without stressing over it to adjusting to life together as a couple.

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Readers are provided with strategies that make the fuss and mess of creating nice dishes less troublesome and the results more pleasurable.

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This guide shows readers how to enjoy entertaining more, without stressing out over such things as cooking meals, decorating the home, family visits and much more besides.

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The perfect antidote to the overanalyzing and intensity that golf can bring about includes strategies for resisting the urge to criticize other players, making peace with noisy players, and more.

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People are often so busy around Christmas time that they forget to take the time to enjoy it. This book guides readers through this hectic time of year with helpful techniques on gift giving, family visits, overcoming the stress of entertaining, and more.

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Keeping a house in order can become overwhelming when there are a million other things on the to-do list. These simple strategies can help readers get organized, set priorities, and learn to live with little imperfections.

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This guide provides easy-to-implement, yet effective strategies that can helpreaders deal with their tax-filing anxieties.

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Offers advice and suggestions for travelers, including where to go, how to pack a suitcase, and how to survive jet lag.

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In this expert guide, readers can learn how to reap the rewards of their hard work to move into a new home or change residences with less stress about the many details.

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Provides inspirational stories intended to lend support and guidance for others, including how to get through stressful everyday routines, how to deal with difficult family situations, and how to manage personal growth.

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For the millions who have read "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff", this inspiring new workbook has been designed to help put the book's principles into practice. Includes exercises, questions, and self-tests designed to help readers put things into perspective and keep the little things from taking over their lives.

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Now with an introduction by David Maraniss (New York Times bestselling author of When Pride Still Mattered), Pulitzer Prize-winner David Halberstam's bestseller takes you inside the football genius of Bill Belichick for an insightful profile in leadership.

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Maddalena takes up the violin and forms a dangerous bond with her instructor, the controversial red-haired priest - and suspected womaniser - Antonio Vivaldi.

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Love Story . . . The Godfather . . . Chinatown . . .No one had a hotter string of hits--or a more scandalous fall--than movie mogul and power player Robert Evans. From the top of the Paramount mountain to the bottom of the barrel and back, Evans omits nothing in the hottest tell-all since Julia Phillips. Photo insert.

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A definitive look at learning disabilities and teh brain, from two neuropsychologists who specialise in breaking down simplistic labels - i.e. dyslexia - into more specific diagnoses based on behaviour and symptom.

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"A novel of coming out, surviving grief, and embracing myth in a Maine lobstering town purportedly founded when a sea captain fell in love with a mermaid 300 years ago. For readers of Madeline Miller, Alix E. Harrow, and Erin Morgenstern"--

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Heartwarming stories and lovable animals abound in this charming novel about a man who inherits his father's failing veterinary practice and the unlikely friendships, adventures, and second chances that develop as he tries to save it.

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A retelling of America's first war on terrorism, this thriller set in the age of Napoleon and the waning days of white Christian slavery in North Africa returns a forgotten American to the limelight.