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Top sellers

- B.C. Bestseller List -- Week of January 11


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Top sellers

- B.C. Bestseller List -- Week of January 11


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Top 10 B.C. Books

1. Getting to the Bubble: More Stories that Shimmer and Pop, Mike McCardell, Harbour Publishing


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Top 10 B.C. Books

1. Getting to the Bubble: More Stories that Shimmer and Pop, Mike McCardell, Harbour Publishing


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Top 10 B.C. Books

1. Getting to the Bubble: More Stories that Shimmer and Pop, Mike McCardell, Harbour Publishing


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B.C. Adult Bestseller List

1. Getting to the Bubble: More Stories that Shimmer and Pop, Mike McCardell, Harbour Publishing


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B.C. Adult Bestseller List

1. Getting to the Bubble: More Stories that Shimmer and Pop, Mike McCardell, Harbour Publishing


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Many helped columnist ramble through 2008

There is no ramble I enjoy more creating than the last one of the year in which I am able to recognize the many people who contributed. Here's the list of people whose names appeared in 2008:


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Consider chocolate, brewed bailouts, fascinating fat this holiday

The Hired Belly comes from a long line of stocking stuffers. Literally. We never saw one of those pathetic red and white felt excuses for a stocking until much later in life. No siree! Our Christmas stockings were the real thing: nylon, which stretched to accommodate even the most voluminous and awkward shaped gift. And you can just imagine the rewards when tights came in. Those were exceptionally good years. Given the list of our suggested goodies, you may have to do the same.


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B.C. Adult Bestseller List

1. Getting to the Bubble: More Stories that Shimmer and Pop, Mike McCardell, Harbour Publishing


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Books are just the right gift for cooks

Cookbooks might just be the perfect present. -- For the gift giver, especially.


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Consider chocolate, brewed bailouts, fascinating fat this holiday

The Hired Belly comes from a long line of stocking stuffers. Literally. We never saw one of those pathetic red and white felt excuses for a stocking until much later in life. No siree! Our Christmas stockings were the real thing: nylon, which stretched to accommodate even the most voluminous and awkward shaped gift. And you can just imagine the rewards when tights came in. Those were exceptionally good years. Given the list of our suggested goodies, you may have to do the same.


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Barber's culinary genius is captured in new book

I can't think of a better Christmas gift for a cook -- beginner, amateur or skilled -- than The Genius of James Barber, His Best Recipes, just published by Harbour Publishing.


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Top 10 B.C. Books

1. Getting to the Bubble: More Stories that Shimmer and Pop -- Mike McCardell


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Top 10 B.C. Books

1. Getting to the Bubble: More Stories that Shimmer and Pop -- Mike McCardell


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Top 10 B.C. Books

1. Getting to the Bubble: More Stories that Shimmer and Pop -- Mike McCardell


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On the edge of the Downtown Eastside, a world of warmth and healing awaits patient practitioners of the ancient art of the sauna

Feeling the heat

Having never watched even a droplet of sweat ooze out of an individual pore, seeing thousands of them bloom on my normally sweat-free shoulder is better than an IMAX experience. I breathe slowly to acclimatize to the equatorial conditions of a private, gas-fired cedar room at Hastings Steam and Sauna, and my northern instincts find comfort in the primitive therapy. Twenty-four minutes later, my body is purged of the invisible layer of city residue that blanketed my skin.


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Limerists don't have any kind words for Campbell

Here's a limerick that Jean Vancise has been waiting for weeks to see published:


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