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In 1877, Chief Standing Bear's Ponca Indian tribe was forcibly removed from their Nebraska homeland, an act which would ultimately lead to the 1879 court case in which the Federal government recognized for the first time that a native American was a man before the law.  Vividly told history at its best.

Ted Kooser recalls childhood visits to his grandparents' home in a sweet little book.  As always, he reminds us of what matters in life.

A pair of journalists take an in-depth look at the extraordinary 2008 presidential election.

This forthrightly honest memoir tells us a great deal about the life of bestselling writer Mary Pipher, but readers may find themselves between its pages, as well.

Can an absorbing police procedural mystery and a literary novel ideal for book club reading really be the same book?  Yes!