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Price: $14.95
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The Art of Racing in the
Rain
by Garth Stein
We don’t usually feature fiction on our
website but we loved this book!
It’s the story of up-and-coming race car driver Denny Swift, his
wife Eve and their young daughter, and what happens to the family
when Eve gets sick. The narrative is told by Enzo, the family dog,
who has educated himself about life and the universe through his
many hours watching TV.
The author (and Enzo) blend humor, philosophy, compassion, and
racing lessons in one heartwarming tale, sure to please lovers of
racing and dogs alike.
Soft cover, 336 pages
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S-809
Price: $19.95
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UNRESTRICTED
2006
Daytona Limited Edition
by Joe
Racer
This book basically follows the model that Primary Colors set for
politics, except it is about NASCAR.
Someone that has been on the
inside of stock car racing for the past 30 years, wrote this
tell-all, behind-the-scenes novel set in the recent past of the
stock car racing scene.
This book will have broad appeal to all of
the 75 million fans in "NASCAR Nation."
Soft cover, 302 pages,
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S-631
Price: $25.00
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St. Dale
By Sharyn McCrumb
A NASCAR trip
called the Dale Earnhardt Memorial
Pilgrimage—boarding a silver cruise bus for a tour
of Southern speedways are a group of strangers. None
of the pilgrims ever met Dale Earnhardt, but he
somehow touched each of their lives. For one
18-year-old, the tour is a chance to get married at
the speedway with Earnhardt there in spirit. A New
York stockbroker has made the trip because the love
of stock car racing is the only link he has with the
father he never knew. Reverend Knight agrees to
chaperone a dying child on the tour, and finds
himself on a strangely familiar journey of faith and
devotion, with the prospect of a miracle at hand.
In a novel rich with compassion and truth, Sharyn
McCrumb has crafted a tale of transformation and
everyday miracles. Suffused with incisive Southern
wit and unforgettable characters, St. Dale looks
into the heart of America—its secular saints and
cereal-box heroes, wild dreams and unrealized
ambitions, heartbreaking losses and second
chances—and celebrates its unbreakable spirit.
Hardcover, 9” x 6”, 311 pages
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