The story of a woman trapped by a diabolical international conspiracy. The action races from the President's Oval Office to Buenos Aires, to the romance of Paris and Rome, to the shadowy dangers of Bucharest. Some explicit sex.

Children's cookbook for picnics.

I purchased my copy of Winnie-the-Pooh's Picnic Cookbook way back in college when I was a die-hard Ernest-Shepard-Pooh-not-Disney-Pooh fan. I've used the Picnic Cookbook quite extensively -- the recipes for pecan chicken fingers, red-potato salad, and carrot-salad with cinnamon and raisins are old favorites.

While the recipes are excellent, they are very basic (as one one expect from a children's cookbook) and lack nutritional information as well as illustrations of what the dish ought to look like. ( )