books by Chris Bohjalian     books:     Chris Bohjalian      Trans-Sister Radio Chris Bohjalian Vintage, 2001 Trans-Sister Radio I thought this was a good TG book, It was Dana Stevens transition story, written by a third party. It had a surprising ending (at least if you didnt already know what actually happened to her). It didn't cover as many details about the transition, as it was more ...             Before You Know Kindness Chris Bohjalian Vintage, 2005 deceptively simple This book, on the surface, is simple, straightforward and plot-driven. But the real power comes from its understatement. It is a beautifully-written and conceived story that reveals the complexity of human nature and yields a powerful statement about what is ...             The Law of Similars Chris Bohjalian Vintage, 2000 A good read; not his best... I've read nearly everything Bohjalian has written to date. He continues with the exceptional method of writing in this book, yet it doesn't quite measure up to his others. If you haven't read any Bohjalian yet, this may not be the one to start with. Try Midvies (5 ...             The Buffalo Soldier: A Novel Chris Bohjalian Vintage, 2003 Held my attention from beginning to end. I LOVED this book. The story line and character development where very well done. You could truly feel each character's personality and plight. I also enjoyed how history on the buffalo soldier was weaved throughout the book. Great read -- kept my attention from ...             Water Witches Chris Bohjalian Touchstone, 1997 Great Fiction, As Usual From Chris Bohjalian Water Witches is an excellent tale, intertwining dowsing, environmental awareness and Grisham-ish legal twists! Bohjalian's books are invariably well-researched and full of interesting tidbits- and his characters never fail to be engaging and vivid. If you are a Jodi ...             Skeletons at the Feast Chris Bohjalian Shaye Areheart Books, 2008 WOW This was the best book I have read in ages; could not put it down. Four weeks later, I am still thinking about the characters of this wonderful novel.             Midwives (Oprah's Book Club) Chris Bohjalian Vintage, 1998 EXQUISITELY WRITTEN...A NOVEL TO REMEMBER... This beautifully crafted novel is set in 1981 when a midwife, leading an otherwise uncomplicated and simple life with her husband and daughter in rural Vermont, is thrust into a legal, moral, political, and ethical nightmare. It evolves around a split second decision ...             Idyll Banter: Weekly Excursions to a Very Small Town Chris Bohjalian Harmony, 2003 The Personal, Concentrated, Becomes Universal Much as I love novels, there are times when short, pithy, engaging non-fiction is exactly what I feel like reading. And I am well aware that there are damned few writers in the world who can claim mastery of both forms. Chris Bohjalian is one such writer, and "Idyll ...             The Double Bind Vintage, 2008 Literary Suspense Plays Games with Your Mind From the opening pages, I was mesmerized by the story of Laurel Estabrook, a young woman who at the beginning of her sophomore year in college is brutally attacked while bicycling. The attack sends her into a dramatic downward spiraling, changing her in ways that ...             Midwives (Oprah's Book Club) Chris Bohjalian Vintage, 1998             Vermonters: Oral Histories from Down Country to the Northeast Kingdom Ron Strickland UPNE, 1998 Sparkling Oral Histories of Old Time Vermonters Strickland captures the very marrow of these early New Englanders, who epitomize the American characteristics of ingenuity, self reliance, and "luck, pluck, & drive" that build today's strong nation. These earthy oral histories reveal the drives of men and women who ...             Law of Similars Chris Bohjalian Angus & Robertson, 1999 A good read; not his best... I've read nearly everything Bohjalian has written to date. He continues with the exceptional method of writing in this book, yet it doesn't quite measure up to his others. If you haven't read any Bohjalian yet, this may not be the one to start with. Try Midvies (5 ...             La partera Christopher A. Bohjalian, Chris Bohjalian Emece Editores, 2000 EXQUISITELY WRITTEN AND ABSORBING...A NOVEL TO REMEMBER... This is the Spanish text edition of the book, "Midwives". It is a beautifully crafted novel set in 1981, when a midwife, leading an otherwise uncomplicated and simple life with her husband and daughter in rural Vermont, is thrust into a legal, moral, political, and ...             Silas Marner: The Weaver of Raveloe (Modern Library Classics) George Eliot Modern Library, 2001 Return to Raveloe Silas Marner is a skillfully crafted novel to be enjoyed by readers with varied tastes. It was written by a woman, who found it necessary to use a man's name because of attitudes in England in the nineteenth century. It is built around problems that all of us face in ...             The Double Bind Chris Bohjalian Random House, 2007 When college student Laurel Estabrook is attacked while riding her bike through Vermont's back roads, her life is changed forever. She withdraws and begins to work in a homeless shelter where she meets Bobbie Crocker, a man with a history of mental illness and a box of photographs the he won't let anyone see. Laurel thinks Crocker's photographs ...          products you might be interested in search for books excursions, histories, northeast, skeletons, trans-sister, vermonters      toavi.com    web randomly chosen DVD: Shelter