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St. Patrick’s Day is March 17 |
THE BOOK AND THE COOK FESTIVAL
BOOK CLUB SELECTION
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MORE News on POLISH COOKBOOK
AUTHOR DIES She moved to the United States in the mid-1950s and began a long career as a journalist, radio scriptwriter, author, and lecturer. In her obituary, the Washington Post described her cookbook as “a valued standard on Polish traditions and cuisine for thousands of readers in the United States and abroad.”
Foreign
Rights Sold
ARTIST TO EXHIBIT NEW WORK
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Celebrate St. joseph’s day
CHILDREN’S BOOK WINS AWARD
NEWSCASTER TO PUBLISH CHILDREN’S BOOK
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| What the critics are saying about Pelican titles: | |
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“This is
an indispensable work.” “Frank
is one of the most authoritative travel writers on Jewish communities
and culture.”
Zydeco Shoes: A Sensory Tour of Cajun Culture (9781589802469, $39.95), edited by Alexandria Hayes, illustrated by Earl Hébert: “The
vibrant and playful paintings of Earl Hébert infuse the book with a
contagious energy.”
Charlestonians
in War (9781589801660, $22.00), by W. Chris Phelps: “A
valuable, engaging contribution to the history of the city and the Civil
War.” “Will
long serve as a valuable genealogical resource for descendants in
generations to come.” |
“A
well-prepared book that is easy to read and understand, the
Louisiana Family Law Guide will be a much-demanded resource.
Highly recommended.” Civil War in Kansas (9781589801646, $10.95 pb) by Roy Bird: “A lot
of information is presented in a clear and very readable fashion.”
Uglesich’s Restaurant Cookbook (9781589802094, $24.95) by John Uglesich: “Diners hungry for the amazingly sophisticated menu Anthony has created in his father’s shack of a restaurant had best plan a trip to town before May--or buy the new Uglesich’s Restaurant Cookbook, by John Uglesich, son of the owners . . . or, preferably, both.” --Julia Reed in the New York Times |
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Celebrate with Pelican’s wide range of Irish books for
children, like Beverly Barras Vidrine’s
Welling’s
O’Leprechaun series, including
the latest,
Pelican’s offerings for adult readers include
hose cooking inspired the
lications from
leukemia at the age of eighty-five. Mrs. Zeranski was born in Warsaw,
attended the Sorbonne in Paris, and was active in the Polish underground
during the Warsaw Uprising in World War II. 
Every March 19,
Catholics of Sicilian descent honor St. Joseph for delivering their
people from a drought. Photographer and author Kerri McCaffety
focuses on several celebrations around New Orleans in
, by Sherry
Garland, won a Publication Award from the San Antonio Conservation
Society Foundation. Mrs. Garland will appear at both the Texas Library
Association and the International Reading Association conferences later
this spring. To schedule Mrs. Garland (and many other Pelican authors)
for a presentation at your school or library, please contact Andre Duvoisin, school sales manager, at 504-368-1175, ext. 319, or
CHILDREN’S BOOKS RECOMMENDED 
books to feature in the 2005 Recommended Reading List Catalog. These
titles are
