The Villages - May 2017 - 32
Top FICTIon Top nonFICTIon Norse Mythology Teammate: My Journey in Baseball and a World Series for the Ages by neil Gaiman Master storyteller Neil Gaiman finds inspiration in the fascinating realms of ancient mythology. In his rendition of the great northern tales, Gaiman stays true to the myths in envisioning the major Norse pantheon: Odin, chief of the wise and daring, Thor, Odin's incredibly strong son, and Loki, son of a giant, brother to Odin and a trickster and major manipulator. The primeval stories are imaginative, dramatic and instantly classic. Dangerous Games by Danielle Steel This dramatic and riveting tale finds television correspondent Alix Phillips dodging bullets and risking everything to bring news to the public. Working alongside her ex-Navy SEAL cameraman, Ben Chapman, Phillips lands in the middle of an explosive story that has the potential to reshape lives - hers included. In pursuit of a corrupt vice president, the pair grapples with a dark and dangerous adversary. The Cutthroat by Clive Cussler, Justin Scott Lovers of crime fiction will adore this tale following wealthy sleuth Isaac Bell and the Van Dorn Detective Agency. Hired to find a millionaire's daughter, Bell discovers she is one of the many unfortunate victims of a serial killer on a rampage who is littering the nation with slain bodies. Bell makes it his duty to bring the perpetrator, known as the Cutthroat, to justice. Set in the early 20th century, the story offers a wild, suspenseful ride in a unique setting. 32 Book loVers' corner MAY 2017 by David Ross, with Don Yaeger, foreword by Theo Epstein Veteran catcher "Grandpa Rossy," known for his athletic achievements and ability to motivate team members, shares the stories of his baseball career and life off the field. The memoir is a good read for baseball fans and anyone who enjoys an inspirational nonfiction tale. Hallelujah Anyway: Rediscovering Mercy By Anne Lamott Best-selling author Anne Lamott brings her wit and way with words to the page for another inspiring read. "Hallelujah Anyway" focuses on letting go, giving grace and forgiving others and ourselves for the missteps that only make us human. The "anyway" is crucial to the process of admitting life is messy, but we have the option to welcome the presence of mercy and exercise kindness. The humorous, honest book is hopeful and spiritual. The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing by Marie Kondo Japanese cleaning consultant Marie Kondo takes readers through the process of decluttering their homes, a journey that leads to a simplified life and a feeling of emotional balance. The revolutionary KonMari Method for organizing and storing is a one-and-done approach, equipping readers with a skill that has lasting results. The best-selling book offers unique tools for experiencing the magic of a tidy home and the peaceful, motivated mindset it can inspire. Source: Barnes & Noble Around The Villages
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