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A Literary Address Book (Stay in Touch)
Jeffrey Fisher
$10.00

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Jeffrey Fisher's richly painted illustrations have a hand-hewn quality that adds charm to the endearing quotes gathered here on the art of corresponding, calling, and otherwise communicating. "You deserve a longer letter than this," says Jane Austen, "but it is my unhappy fate seldom to treat people so well as they deserve." "Well, if I called the wrong number," asks James Thurber, "why did you answer the phone?" This is a pretty address book, with ample space allotted for phone numbers, fax numbers, and e-mail addresses. --Jane Steinberg

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Dots and Stripes Address Book
$19.00

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Dont' go dotty--record your friends' and family's contact information in Galison's Dots and Stripes desk address book. Good for friends of all stripes and colors. So go ahead and make a phone call, write a note, send a holiday card and have fun while you're at it. 166 6-1/2 x 7-3/8" pages
20 b&w tabs with quotations about friends
4-ring binder

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Butterflies Address Book (Address Books)
Peter Pauper Press
$4.52

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One of our best-selling designs has been incorporated into this elegant address book, enhanced with gold foil and gloss highlights. Address book lies flat for ease of use; elastic band helps you save your place. It's the perfect place for all your contacts!

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Address Unknown
Kathrine Kressmann Taylor
$4.03

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A rediscovered classic, originally published in 1938 --
and now an international bestseller.

Address
Unknown

When it first appeared in Story magazine in 1938, Address Unknown became an immediate social phenomenon and literary sensation. Published in book form a year later and banned in Nazi Germany, it garnered high praise in the United States and much of Europe.

A series of fictional letters between a Jewish art dealer living in San Francisco and his former business partner, who has returned to Germany, Address Unknown is a haunting tale of enormous and enduring impact.

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Moleskine Address Book Large
Moleskine
$10.45

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The Moleskine Large Address book was inspired by the classic Moleskine Ruled notebook; this address book is perfect for keeping track of all of your important contacts. It has laminated A-Z alphabetical tabs facilitating an easy and flexible way to organize your information. Every Moleskine product is thread bound and has a cardboard bound cover with rounded corners acid free paper a bookmark an elastic closure and an expandable inner pocket that contains the Moleskine history.

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Little Black Book of Addresses (Address Book)
Peter Pauper Press
$4.98

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This pocket-sized book is a stylish place to stash your most important addresses and pertinent details. A timeless classic. 160 pages; 4-1/4'' wide x 5-3/4'' high; concealed wire-o binding; book lies flat for ease of use; elastic band place holder.

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The Little Pink Book of Addresses (Address Book) (Little Pink Books)
Peter Pauper Press
$4.52

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The perfect book in which to record important addresses and noteworthy details. Elegance meets flair in this new twist on a timeless classic. 160 pages; 4-1/4'' wide x 5-3/4'' high; concealed wire-o binding; book lies flat for ease of use; elastic band place holder.

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Acadian Tapestry Address Book (Address Books)
Peter Pauper Press
$8.99

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Gather those contact names, numbers, and addresses together in one stylish address book! Our popular blue and brown ''Acadian Tapestry'' design is embossed with gloss highlights. Address book lies flat for ease of use; elastic band helps you save your place. Makes an appreciated gift, too!

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The Right Address: A Novel
Jill Kargman
$1.83

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Written by Carrie Karasyov and Jill Kargman, childhood friends who met at one of New York's most elite prep schools, The Right Address seeks to expose the cruel and wicked ways of the top echelon of the Park Avenue crowd. Peppered with seemingly unbelievable accounts of social-climbing at its worst, the characters in this novel glide from party to party, relishing every possible chance to destroy each other's reputation while simultaneously air-kissing one another. The story revolves around Melanie Sartomsky, a former airline stewardess who is thrust into the world of shatoosh parties ("they make cashmere feel like emery boards") and Narcolepsy benefits after she marries Arthur Korn, a billionaire who found his fortune in funeral homes. As Melanie tries to adjust to her new life, the authors expose us to the darker side of high society--steamy affairs between CEOs and their custodial staff, salacious scandals in Harlem flophouses, and a discreet arrangement between a kleptomaniac's husband and Tiffany, where this pedigreed socialite enjoys pocketing the wares.

A prime example of the Gossip Lit genre, which began its ascent after The Nanny Diaries and The Devil Wears Prada hit the scene, The Right Address could have been an amusing, albeit extreme, expose of the lives of the rich and well, rich. However, the unsteady cadence of the novel, coupled with the absence of any real human emotion, turn this effort into simply one nasty gossip session after another. The reader never feels invested in any of the many characters, and even when our heroine comes to her senses, there's no real sense of relief or delight. So while the tell-all nature of the book may make it hard to put down, the only real joy lies in the fact it ends quickly. --Gisele Toueg

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The Basic Human Kindness Address Book
Jeffrey Fisher
$10.00

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Internationally renowned illustrator Jeffrey Fisher weaves the world of literary giants into his art, making the literary theme a central feature of his work. Each of the 21 tabs in this address book contain a thoughtful quote about friendship and love. Rich colours, whimsical designs and the unique literary link will make this address book irresistible to anyone who loves words.