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Empires Without Imperialism by Jeanne Morefield (Oxford, $29.95). Morefield, an associate professor of politics at Whitman College, examines the deflective politics and rhetoric of several pro-imperial public intellectuals from the late British Empire and contemporary America. <\/p>\n
Experiencing Spirituality: Finding Meaning Through Storytelling by Ernest Kurtz and Katherine Ketcham (Tarcher, $25.95). The authors use stories from all ages, cultures, religions and philosophies to shed light on such human experiences as humor, confusion, wonder and forgiveness. Ketcham lives in Walla Walla. <\/p>\n
The Impossible Will Take a Little While by Paul Rogat Loeb (Basic Books, $18.99). In an update of his 2004 book, Seattle author Loeb looks at how the leaders and unsung heroes of world-changing movements have persevered in the face of doubt, fear and long odds. <\/p>\n
Cinderella Stays Late and Red Riding Hood Gets Lost by Joan Holub and Suzanne Williams ((Scholastic, $5.99). For ages 8-11: The first two entries in a new series, Grimmtastic Girls, find fairy-tale characters attending Grimm Academy. Red, Snow, Rapunzel and Cinda must thwart evil plots that threaten Prince Awesome. Williams lives in Renton. <\/p>\n
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