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CHOCOLATE PERSIMMON BREAD PUDDING: Fall Equinox - *Fall Equinox*. This recipe for *Chocolate Persimmon Bread Pudding *is the perfect Autumn dessert, and there are lots of persimmons at the farmer's market...
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- Cartoon of the Day: Butler's Ball
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- Cartoon of the Day: JumpStart
- Perfect Plant for the Mystery Reader
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- The Story of (Digital) Christmas
- Crime for the Holidays: Katherine Hall Page
- Christmas Crime Fiction, Mystery Authors O-R
- Nordic and Italian Crime Fiction: BBC Programs
- Gifts to Accessorize Books & e-Readers
- Kirkus Reviews: Best Mysteries 2010
- Christmas Mysteries, Authors I-N
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- Pimp My Bookcart 2010
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Oh, I did love this! Confess I am fond of the beast. I can read the print, hold it even when the joints ache, and carry it instead of a dozen heavy books on long trips. The print book isn't dead and has lots of advantages, but e-readers are bringing so many back to reading. That can't be a bad thing...
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