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The September 2010 Indie Notables Flier & Shelf-Talkers
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The September Indie Notables title recommendations are now featured on a downloadable flier and shelf-talkers on BookWeb.org.
The September Notables fiction list includes the poignant tale of a special journey taken by a father and daughter in The Wishing Trees (NAL Trade), the unique story of a young woman for whom every word becomes a taste in Bitter in the Mouth (Random House), and a look at how four women answer the question “What if?” in The Life You’ve Imagined (Avon).
In nonfiction, titles range from the story of an incredible feline in Cleo: The Cat Who Mended a Family (Citadel Press), to a look at the early years of an artistic genius in Young Michelangelo: The Path to the Sistine (Vendome Press) and an examination of the question “Who owns the past?” in Finders Keepers: A Tale of Archaeological Plunder and Obsession (Little, Brown).
Mystery fans will celebrate the latest entries in two popular series – Body Work: A V.I. Warshawski Novel (Putnam), and The Shadows in the Street: A Simon Serrailler Mystery (Overlook) – and will welcome a charming new sleuth, the owner of the Pants on Fire Detective Agency, in Liar, Liar: A Cat DeLuca Mystery (Poisoned Pen Press).