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	   document.write('<div><I>Beaufort</i> follows the story of Lieutenant Liraz "Erez" Liberti, the tough young commander of a squad of soldiers stationed at Beaufort in southern Lebanon in the months prior to Israel\'s withdrawal in 2000.  Showing the trauma of war, the mischief of the boys on leave, and the deep friendships they develop, author Ron Leshem paints a powerful portrait of the young men. <P></div>');
	

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	   document.write('<div>"Jews, as never before, have a pressing need to understand the history, theology, and practice of Muslims and Islam. This book -- designed specifically for the Jewish reader hungry for that understanding -- is one of the first to fill that gap."<P></div>');
	

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	   document.write('<div>Wall Street Journal investigative reporter Lucette Lagnado chronicles the story of her family from the early decades of the twentieth century in Cairo, Egypt, to their traumatic emigration to New York in the early 1960s. Along the way, the family must contend with the death of a child, womanizing habits of the patriarch, illness, and a revolution. <P></div>');
	

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	   document.write('<div>The eight stories that comprise Saving Stanley focus on the Brickman family – father, mother and two sons. At the narrative’s center is Daniel Brickman, the younger son, whose struggles of childhood, adolescence, and young adulthood come painfully alive through Nadelson’s prose. As narrative perspective changes, we gain an intimate view into the fears and hopes of Daniel and his family (including a Florida-based, ex-Communist, Russian-born grandfather), their stories fused with both humor and pathos. <P></div>');
	

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