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The Ultimate Ponzi: The Scott Rothstein Story

by T Akery April 12th, 2013 | Topic of the Month
The Ultimate Ponzi: The Scott Rothstein Story is written by Chuck Malkus. This book is about a less famous case of a person who perpetuated the same Ponzi scheme as Bernie Madoff.

The Bernie Madoff case was probably the most publicized case of the downfall of a scammer. But for those in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Rothstein is a more notorious figure. At the height of his scheme, Rothstein had a $1.4 billion empire at his disposal. Like so many scammers, he used that money for his own purposes. When the empire  came tumbling down, the people who got hurt the
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All the Best — George H. W. Bush

by Kimberly Hays April 11th, 2013 | New Releases
Released March 5th, 2013, All the Best :My Life in Letters and Other Writings, is close to being an autobiography written by our 41st president, George H. W. Bush. The former president, being an avid letter writer his whole life, has released this series of correspondence (in chronological order) to his friends, family, and colleagues. Even if you do not agree with his political stands, this book shows the other side of the man and his passion for his family and his country.

The accounts that he has shared in the book are very intimate, and also include some posts
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Top Five Crime Thrillers

by Rachel Dushkewich April 10th, 2013 | Best Books
Looking for a great crime mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat? This week’s Top Five has some great choices to keep you thrilled and engrossed through every page! Whether you’re looking for something classic or more modern, something that puzzles the mind or frightens you psychologically, these novels will offer something to all different types of readers! Brilliantly-crafted crimes, thrilling characters, and even touches of romance will keep you transfixed and reading at a breakneck pace! Law and Order and CSI simply cannot compare to the nuance and excitement of these amazing reads!

The Complete
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Exclamation Mark

by Kimberly Hays April 5th, 2013 | Children's
Exclamation Mark is a children’s book created by Tom Lichtenheld and Amy Krouse Rosenthal, who have written several children’s books including the best books of 2009 called DUCK! RABBIT! In this book, the exclamation mark has to learn what his function is. Preschoolers as well as early readers will get a kick out of the journey, which will make them laugh while learning the exclamation mark's purpose. The book, set on lined writing paper, highlights the little guy with the face inside the dot on the end of the punctuation mark.

In the beginning, the exclamation mark is self-conscious because
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Octopus by Guy Lawson

by Kimberly Hays April 4th, 2013 | Topic of the Month
Octopus is the inside story of what happens behind the financial market that we are familiar with. It is the “inside story” of an unusual cast of conspirators and hedge fund fraud. The subtitle is “Sam Israel, the Secret Market, and Wall Street's Wildest Con”, which explains the plot line of the story. It is not entirely serious as it comes across as more of a dark comedy, but there are a lot of “James Bond” type moments. You also get an in depth look at how Wall Street really works.

The book's subject, Sam Israel, has it all –
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