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American Prophet Wins IPPY Award |
"American Prophet: The Story of Joseph Smith,"
by Heidi S. Swinton, won an IPPY from the 2000 Independent Publisher
Book Awards at BookExpo America in Chicago recently. Swinton's book,
which was a companion volume to the PBS documentary by the same
title, won in the Biography category. Parables, written by Robert L.
Millet and illustrated by James C. Christensen, received recognition
as a finalist in the Religion category. Both books are published
under the Shadow Mountain imprint, a general trade imprint of Deseret
Book Company. |
Manti Mormon Miracle Pagean Opens, Called 'Flowery' |
The Mormon Miracle Pageant, held each year on the grounds of
the LDS Temple in Manti, Utah, opens today, running through June 24th. But
BYU Newsnet's Marilyn Lau says the while Manti itself is fun, the pageant is
too "flowery." |
Mormon Book Achieving Notice Nationwide |
A new book on the Mormon faith is selling well across the nation and gaining comment in some unusual places. Utah author Coke
Newell says his book "Latter Days: A Guided Tour Through Six Billion Years
of Mormonism," released nationally by New York's St. Martin's Press only a
few weeks ago (April 5), has risen quickly to the top one percent of sales
at online superstore Amazon.com. And it appears the book is appealing to
audiences outside the Mormon heartland. |
BYU Professor's Book Seeks To Help Newlyweds |
BYU Professor Jeffrey H. Larson believes that many
marriages can be improved before they even start. Larson has compiled
the results of 60 years of social science research and more than 100
studies into a new book, "Should We Stay Together." In it, Larson
identifies 25 factors that can improve a marriages long-term success. |
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