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• Former child star reveals mom’s cruelty in memoir
• Former Creedence frontman Fogerty gets book deal
• Nobel laureate: I tried to write ’Fifty Shades’-style erotica (and failed)
• ‘Carter’s Way’: Practical, no-nonsense home design
• Warren Buffett: Inside the mind of the master investor
• Authorities: 'Three Cups of Tea' co-author committed suicide
• ‘Soccer Sisters’ series: A score for young girls everywhere
• New Whitney Houston book recalls singer's musical magic
• Apoca-lit now: 5 authors share their picks for final reads
• ‘The Myths of Happiness’: Do you know where to find it?
• After making a promise to his dying father, Al Roker lost 160 pounds
• Conquer 'Your Killer Emotions' and take control of your life
• ‘You Are WHY You Eat’: Tune out others to take control
• ‘Messenger’: Mary Fisher's story of strength and survival
• Hoda Kotb: How heartbreak, wrong turns made me braver
• London home of Charles Dickens open after renovation
• Belgian graphic artist breaks with comic tradition
• Oprah picks first-time author for Book Club 2.0
• Book Talk: Lawyer writes tale of the Last Judgment
• Book Talk: The tale of Napoleon's second wife
• Legendary country outlaw Willie Nelson speaks his mind
• REFILE-UPDATE 2-Pope calls Virgin birth "unequivocal" truth in new book
• Book Talk: Do you really know who lives next door?
• Erdich, Boo win U.S. national book awards
• New Dan Brown novel 'Inferno' due out May 14
• Author paints dark, satiric portrait of Vancouver in stories
• Childhood memories come alive in 81-year-old's debut novel
• Scotland, Africa fete explorer Livingstone on 200th
• CORRECTED-New York library unveils plans for overhaul of Beaux-Arts flagship
• Oprah picks historical novel as book club selection
• Book Talk: Ordinary lives in the extraordinary world of Delhi brothels
• Hurry up Mr Vice President, I've got a train to catch
• Author Adam Mansbach moves out of bedroom, into graffiti
• Church of Scientology International's statement concerning Lawrence Wright's book

• Author Philip Roth says ‘Goodbye’ to writing
• Redemption at the ‘Cross Roads’ of heaven and earth
• Lauren Scruggs recalls night of accident: ‘Who wants to go flying?’
• ‘Debt-Proof Your Christmas’: Avoid the holiday hazard
• J.K. Rowling's home sells for over $3.6 million
• Dick Cheney working on book about heart treatment
• New site connects 'Storyverse' of books with reality
• Sotomayor reveals personal struggles in new memoir
• Death of Spider-Man’s alter ego has fans crawling up walls
• ‘The 8-Hour Diet’: Watch the clock and lose weight
• ‘Biggest Loser’ nutritionist says snacking is mandatory
• ‘Recover to Live’: A guide to treating addictions yourself
• Jeff Bridges and his Buddhist teacher ruminate on life
• Learn the way to look ‘7 Years Younger’
• 'The Heavy': A New York mom puts her 7-year-old on a diet
• FACTBOX-Key facts about U.S. novelist Philip Roth
• ‘Brain on Fire’: A journalist's descent into madness
• Holiday books that will make you laugh until you cry
• Timeline of events surrounding Petraeus resignation, Allen probe
• Book Talk: Biggest migration in history tests China
• Pope's third book on Jesus reaffirms virgin birth
• Booker Prize picks academic as next chair of judges
• INTERVIEW-In tough times, Nobel prize to feel further pinches
• UPDATE 1-Erdrich, Boo win U.S. national book awards
• Columbine shooter's mom: I prayed for his suicide
• UPDATE 1-Pope's third book on Jesus reaffirms virgin birth
• Book Talk: The Swinging 60s, as told by a Cher-lookalike
• Turkey protests PKK book presentation in Athens
• Book Talk: The sin of envy on a small Greek island
• UPDATE 1-Number of e-book readers increasing in United States - survey
• High-flying "millenial" women don't live to work-book
• UPDATE 1-Hurry up Mr Vice President, I've got a train to catch
• Number of e-book readers increasing in United States - survey

• 'Those We Love Most': A family falls apart after loss of child
• Louise Erdrich wins National Book Award for fiction
• Legendary singer Tony Bennett looks back in new memoir
• Dr. Phil shares his ‘Life Code’ for success in the real world
• Amanda Knox's memoir title, release date announced
• What parents should (and shouldn't) worry about
• 'Infrared' scream: Nancy Huston wins Bad Sex in Fiction Award
• 'Fifty Shades' dominates publishing in 2012
• ‘Changeology’: How to bring your resolutions to fruition
• ‘The New You and Improved Diet’: 8 simple rules to lose weight
• ‘The Intercept’: A new thriller from the creator of ‘Law & Order’
• General Stanley McChrystal looks back at life as a soldier
• Become wealthy by thinking like the wealthy, says author
• ‘Do Life’: Former Joy Fit Club member's weight-loss journey
• ‘Ultimate Cheapskate’ shares frugal tips for retiring early
• Timeline of events surrounding CIA Director Petraeus' resignation
• UPDATE 1-U.S. author Philip Roth says he's done with writing
• Veterans tell their stories in 'Portraits of Service' book
• CORRECTED-Erdrich, Boo win U.S. national book awards
• UPDATE 1-Wacky record-setters triumph on Guinness records day
• Excerpts from Pope Benedict's new book
• Holiday books: David Baldacci and Gillian Flynn pick favorites
• Read all about it: Pope has not cancelled Christmas
• Brad Meltzer's new thriller gets Oval Office insight
• Ready for act two? Check out ‘The Encore Career Handbook’
• UPDATE 2-Pope calls Virgin birth "unequivocal" truth in new book
• Author Bryce Courtenay dies 2 weeks after publishing final novel
• New York library unveils plans for overhaul of Beaux-Arts flagship
• Lawyer who foretold church scandals writes his story
• U.S. poet Sharon Olds wins T.S. Eliot award
• REFILE-High-flying "millennial" women don't live to work-book
• UPDATE 2-Hurry up Mr Vice President, I've got a train to catch
• Book Talk: Mary M. Mitchell goes to the dogs with a friend