books by Grove Press, Black Cat     books:     Grove Press, Black...      The Gathering (Man Booker Prize) Anne Enright Grove Press, Black Cat, 2007 Graceful & Imaginative I'm not surprised that this book won the Booker Prize. Enright has a superior command of the language. She creates fluid yet surprising prose, moving between real and imagined events, past and present with astounding grace and skill. This book is a surreal meditation ...             100 Strokes of the Brush Before Bed (Black Cat Series) Melissa P. Grove Press, Black Cat, 2004 An erotic journey into self discovery and exploration Originally written and published under a pseudonym, 100 Strokes of the Brush..., was well received in Italy, and later throughout Europe as a revelation, an account of a young Italian teenage girl's first forays into sexual encounters, beginning with a boy she liked, ...             Serve the People!: A Novel Yan Lianke Grove Press, Black Cat, 2008 serve the people serves you nothng but pleasure Serve the People is a great book. It is well written like a lot of Chinese literature. The words are smart, sparse and full of emotion. The story is one that is both political and a love story at the same time. Apparently, according to the book jacket, this book was ...             Man Gone Down: A Novel Michael Thomas Grove Press, Black Cat, 2006 read it twice, at least This first novel beats anything written the same year. I couldn't put it down until I had read it twice. It's one of the most observant pieces in years. You look through the eyes of the narrator and see a world you can't see any other way. Go to a coffee shop, or go to ...             The Yoga Teacher Alexandra Gray Grove Press, Black Cat, 2008 Dissatisfied with her job as a pharmaceutical rep and struggling with the decline of her long-term relationship, Grace, a well-heeled Londoner, uses yoga class to unwind, reflect, and momentarily transcend her earthly dilemmas. While pitching her company?s latest antidepressant to the disarming Dr. James, she is inspired by his plan to study ...             City of God: A Novel Paulo Lins Grove Press, Black Cat, 2006 My Favorite Movie City of God is among the best movies I've ever seen in my life. Even if you're not a huge fan of foreign films, this movie will still grip you. The narrator of the movie is Buscapé (Rocket), a boy who grows up in the City of God, Rio de Janiero's most notorious favela. ...             Walk the Blue Fields: Stories Claire Keegan Grove Press, Black Cat, 2008 adult Irish Stories No Leprechauns here. Ms Keegan writes marvelous short stories that are beautifully written and deal with serious themes             Smells Like Dead Elephants: Dispatches from a Rotting Empire Matt Taibbi Grove Press, Black Cat, 2007 The doctor is in. As a longtime fan of Hunter S. Thompson's political reporting and social commentary I was first exposed to Matt Taibbi when i learned that he had inherited the very same job that the good Dr. HST held at the Foriegn Affairs Desk at Rolling Stone magazine. Pretty bold ...             Fault Lines Nancy Huston Grove Press, Black Cat, 2008 Great read A novel based on history that brings the times and events of the past to life. Definately a book for adult readers and a little raw in spots, but all in all a great read.             Flight: A Novel Sherman Alexie Grove Press, Black Cat, 2007 Come and check out this FANTASTIC EVENT for FLIGHT Hey everyone! I just wanted to let you know there is a GREAT event coming up almost a week away in New York City. The American Place Theatre's Festival: Literature to Life is performing a theatrical adaptation of FLIGHT by Sherman Alexie on September 21st, 2008. Don't ...             Salty: A Novel Mark Haskell Smith Grove Press, Black Cat, 2007 Great summer read Could not put book down. Aging rock star implants himself in your heart. Evil kidnapper evolves into sensitive caring man thanks to powers of love. Sexy, spicy and constantly drawing you in. Read it on plane trip to Hawaii, and read it again on trip home to JFK, ...             White Ghost Girls Alice Greenway Grove Press, Black Cat, 2006 A chick book and so much more Two American sisters Frankie 14 and Kate 13 live with their distant self-absorbed mother in Hong Kong in 1967. Their father is a photographer away covering the war in Vietnam. The girls are often left in the care of their Cantonese amah who is ill-equipped to deal with ...             A Confederacy of Dunces John Kennedy Toole Grove Press / Black Cat, 1981 Hilarious, dark, brilliant One of the funniest books I've ever read. I was giggling the entire way through. The main character, Ignatius Riley, is one-of-a-kind and unforgettable. Captures 1960s New Orleans.             South Beach: The Novel Brian Antoni Grove Press, Black Cat, 2008 HOT,STEAMY, SEXY I couldn't put it doun. Can anything really be that hot. I think I have to take a shower! Can't wait to read his other books. His characters are so real. I feel as if they are friends of mine from the past.             Dragonslippers: This is What an Abusive Relationship Looks Like Rosalind B. Penfold Grove Press, Black Cat, 2006 Wow. Rosalind B. Penfold, Dragonslippers: This Is What an Abusive Relationship Looks Like (Black Cat, 2005) This is a stunning book. Rosalind Penfold has created a piece of art that outlines, in the starkest and most blunt terms, domestic abuse. She drew most of it ...          products you might be interested in search for books confederacy, dispatches, dragonslippers, elephants, gathering, relationship      toavi.com    web we recommend Come and check out this FANTASTIC EVENT for FLIGHT randomly chosen book: Heat: An Amateur's Adventures as Kitchen Slave, Line Cook, Pasta-Maker, ...