Books Sandwiched In Podcasts (2007)

December 6, 2007	All Governments Lie! The Life and Times of Rebel Journalist I. F. Stone by Myra MacPherson Reviewed by: Mel Braverman, activist and retired Xerox Manager. Time - 43.51 (20.5Mb)
November 1, 2007	The Devil in the White City  by Erik Larson A story of an unorthodox mobile library in Africa. Reviewed by: Detective Andrew Minchak, Brighton Police Crime Scene Investigator Time - 50.23 (23.6Mb)
October 4, 2007	The Camel Bookmobile  by Masha Hamilton A story of an unorthodox mobile library in Africa. Reviewed by: Bill Pontius, Executive Director, Friends of the Rochester Public Library Time - 47.29 (22.2Mb)
September 25, 2007	30th Anniversary of Books Sandwiched in Roots  by Alex Haley A 1977 bestseller Reviewed by: Karen Morris, Brighton Town Justice Time - 69:00 (32.5Mb)
May 3, 2007	Arthur and George  by Julian Barnes In this novel, Arthur Conan Doyle investigates a gross miscarriage of justice.     Reviewed by: Deborah Rossen-Knill, Director of the College Writing Program and Senior Lecturer in English at the U of R. Time - 43:51 (20.5Mb)
March 1, 2007	Small Island  by Andrea Levy A story of class, race, and prejudice in 1948 London.       Reviewed by: Tim Madigan, Professor of Philosophy, St. John Fisher College; President, Rochester Branch, The English-Speaking Union. Time - 41:16 (19.3Mb)
January 4, 2007	My Sister's Keeper  by Jodi Picoult This novel depicts the impact of a child's severe illness on family dynamics.         Reviewed by: Mark Nickels, MD, U of R Medical Center. Dr. Nickels will explore the interface between medicine and psychiatry as it effects transplant patients. Time - 46.01 (28.4Mb)

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