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"The 2007 Books Issue" June 30, 2007, Vol. 22, No. 24
The 2007 Books Issue
COVER STORY | By Marvin Olasky
A wealth of treadmill books, 400 to be almost exact, boiled down to an all-time favorite 100 More >>
 Features
Delay reactions
| by Priya Abraham
Passports backlog has bureaucrats on 24-hour call and air travelers fuming
Fighting chance
| by Jill Nelson
The battle in Gaza is a humanitarian and security nightmare
Raising patriots
| by Lynn Vincent
Parents can have a huge influence on their children's attitudes about U.S.
Southern charm
| by Jamie Dean
Barack Obama makes important time in South Carolina
Summer of love
| by Matthew P. Ristuccia
Forty years ago Beatlemania peaked
Backward, atheists!
| by Marvin Olasky
Anti-religion and anti-Christian books make something out of, well, nothing
Fictional communities
| by Nancy M. Tischler
Two elegant writers show different sides of Scripture
Instruments for good
| by Marvin Olasky
Flannery O’Connor “speaks” on the work of fiction and fiction writers
Remembering Ruth
| by Joel Belz
Thousands journey to celebrate the life of Ruth Graham
Scout’s honor
| by Warren Smith
Legacy of Honor highlights the role of Scouting in America
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Culture Beat
In her dreams | by Mindy Belz
Waitress seeks escape, Southern Gothic style
No mystery here | by Megan Basham
A classic detective turns hearts of young girls to an old heroine
Power for good | by John Dawson
What’s a home with a family when you can be out saving the world?
Noteworthy books | by Bill Evans and Marianna Jameson
Four paperbacks good for airplanes and beaches reviewed by Susan Olasky
Departments
The Buzz
The Buzz Sidebar
Quick Takes
Quotables
Money
Science
Sports
Mailbag
Thoughts
Truth teller | by Joel Belz
Ruth Bell Graham didn’t need handlers or PR experts
Count it all joy | by Andrée Seu
God commands us to rejoice, and obedience requires nothing less
Frontline books | by Marvin Olasky
As atheists rage, some good treadmill reading about Christianity
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