Brown Bag Book Discussion - February 2003

A delightful and sometimes curmudgeonly, look at local botany and biology from Southern Oregon University's Professor Emeritus of biology.

Amidst a chaning Ireland in the late 1950's, Annie Dunne is facing old age after an unhappy and unfulfilled life. When two children come into her life, Annie learns a new capacity for love.

In this biting memoir, British journalist Toby Young invades New York's "high-gloss" magazine world with hilarious results.

In this fascinating and intriguing look at the history of sweets, Richardson also looks at the history of mankind and how sweets have paved history.

Walter Carruthers Sellar

[Adult Non-Fiction 827 Se]

A Pythonesque look at English History full of jokes, puns and plenty of laughs.

Lana McGraw Boldt
[Adult Fiction]

This well-written and very well researched novel looks at a Japanese-American woman trapped in Japan during World War II and what she must do to survive.

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