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Review: Children's Books (Jam! Showbiz) - (AP) - Children's books often are published with a purpose in mind. Maybe they're for an upcoming holiday, or to help ease kids into a new school or neighbourhood. Other books have an obvious moral message.

Much to be concerned about (Hampton Roads Daily Press) - CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. -- Momentarily low-rent, sloppy throughout and entirely predictable. That's a review not of "Wedding Crashers," but of Virginia's 28-17 loss at Boston College on Saturday.

Book Review - Simple Pleasures of Tea (BellaOnline) - Drinking tea is an age-old way to pamper yourself. Simple Pleasures of Tea is a delightful book about one of life's most cozy and comforting activities. The book's introduction sets up the lovely premise of using teas to enjoy a simpler lifestyle.

Weddings for the week of October 10, 2005 (Herald & Review) - Basic wedding information submitted within six weeks after the event, and engagement information submitted at least two months before the wedding is published free of charge.

1006 Movies Now Playing (Provo Daily Herald) - OPENING THIS WEEKIN HER SHOES Review on 2TWO FOR THE MONEY Review on 2WALLACE & GROMIT: THE CURSE OF THE WERE-RABBIT Review on 1ALSO OPENINGTHE GOSPEL (1 hr., 43 min.; PG for thematic elements including suggestive material, and mild language) An R&B singer who has lost his faith finds it again when he returns to the neighborhood where he was raised to assume leadership

Book Review – Journey to the Magical Places of the Heart (BellaOnline) - Hope Fields takes us on a journey in her new book about a domestic violence relationship. From the back cover: “The effects of domestic violence are similar to walking through a raging storm.

Observer review: Rapture by Carol Ann Duffy (Guardian Unlimited) - Carol Ann Duffy links love poems into a single, entrancing narrative in Rapture, says Kate Kellaway.

Film capsule review (The Times Argus) - THE GREATEST GAME EVER PLAYED -- 2 1/2 stars. Both puttheads and the fairway-averse will be charmed by "The Greatest Game Ever Played," an inconsistent and endearing sports inspirational that aims to be "Chariots of Fire" for golf.

Journalist killed in Iraq honored (San Jose Mercury News) - Even two months after Steven Vincent was slain in Iraq, friends and relatives of the former Sunnyvale resident and freelance journalist were not done eulogizing.

Pickups with a mind of their own and cowboys with death wishes (The News-Review) - Now that's something you don't see every day," I remarked to my passenger, Mark Raymond, on Thursday. "No, you don't," he agreed, as the dust in the air began to settle, and the power lines swayed overhead.