Sunday Evening Book Review

Oh boy.  THE LACUNA is hailed in Dallas as even better than Barbara Kingsolver’s THE POISONWOOD BIBLE.  That’s so hard to believe, I can’t decide whether to devour my copy now or save it for dessert on some future day when I’ve lost all faith in everything I love.

Columnist, Gail Collins, looks to deliver the good news in WHEN EVERYTHING CHANGED: THE AMAZING JOURNEY OF AMERICAN WOMEN FROM 1960 TO THE PRESENT.

The parade of Presidential biographies keeps rolling - next up, a very readable WOODROW WILSON: A BIOGRAPHY, by John Milton Cooper, Jr.

Kirkus features CHINA’S MEGATRENDS: THE 8 PILLARS OF A NEW SOCIETY by John Naisbett.

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