BOOKS
Book Report: Profound, thoughtful works stir emotions
It takes a poet to wrestle together images as disparate as Cecil Beaton’s society portraits and WPA photographer Dorothea Lange’s pictures of disenfranchised folks.By Dave Wood, columnist , March 05, 2010
Book Report: International intrigue; trout fishing are part of this week’s picks
The bureaucrats and the number crunchers have taken over crime detection in old London town, putting “Bryant & May on the Loose” (Bantam Books, $25).By Dave Wood, book reviewer , February 27, 2010
Book Report: A look at turn-of-the-century prairie life in Norwegian style 
When I was growing up, I heard all manner of stories from my Yankee grandpa about the immigrant experience and how immigrants helped to settle the west.
By Dave Wood, columnist , February 19, 2010
Book Report: Tennis, a mystery, your favorite grandma in this week’s spotlight
Since my wife retired in June, she has become a tennis bum, playing at least three times a week. When tournaments roll around she arises at two o’clock in the morning to watch the British Open, etc.
By Dave Wood, book reviewer , February 11, 2010
Book draws additional attention to redheads
Not since Charlie Brown fell for the little red-headed girl have carrot tops received so much attention.
By Jeff Holmquist , February 04, 2010
Book Report: A mixture of murder, science, artistry abound for avid readers
As if he doesn’t have enough to do with his myriad television appearances, Today show weatherman/foodie and all-around good guy Al Roker has written his first mystery, “The Morning Show Murders” (Delacorte Press, $26).
By Dave Wood, columnist , January 27, 2010
Book Report: A bit of mystery and history sure to please all readers
“Crawl Space,” by Sarah Graves (Bantam, $25) shows you there’s a niche for writers with any sort of expertise, as long as they can couch it in terms of rousing mystery.
By Dave Wood, Book Reviewer , January 20, 2010
Book Report: Early Christianity examined, Minnesota’s soul in words, pictures this week
“Somehow, in the bleak hours and days that followed, the crucifixion, a core of Jesus’ followers began to conceive of him as something more than an ordinary mortal. There was talk that his tomb had been found empty and that favoured disciples had seen him risen from the dead. Then, after forty days at most, the appearances ceased, although some believed he would come again.
By Dave Wood, Book Reviewer , January 13, 2010
New children’s books chronicle local pugs
Lela Labree Stute is like a lot of mothers.
By Julia Ybarra-Young , January 01, 2010
Book Report: First time authors should take note of this former teacher
Many years ago I taught English at UW-Stevens Point, where my office mate was Charley Kempthorne.
By Dave Wood, columnist , December 29, 2009
Local man acknowledged in romance book
It’s not often you get acknowledged in a Harlequin romance.
But it’s something that Adam Gadach of Deer Park can now add to his growing list of credentials.
By Julia Ybarra-Young , November 27, 2009
Dave Wood’s Book Report, Nov. 25, 2009
Years ago, my wife and I traveled to Assisi, Italy, for a few days in the town St. Francis made famous.
By Dave Wood , November 25, 2009
Oldest airman authors fitness manual
Lt. Col. Daniel Kulund, who at age 68, is believed to be the oldest active-duty airman in the U.S. Air Force.
By By Kevin Bonham , November 18, 2009
Dave Wood’s Book Report, Nov. 18, 2009
“Charles Dickens,” by Michael Slater (Yale University Press, $35) is due out on Nov. 30.
By Dave Wood , November 18, 2009
Dave Wood’s Book Report, Nov. 11, 2009
One of the most touching films I’ve seen in years is “Remains of the Day,” a story set against the backdrop of pre-World War II, which tells of the unrequited love of the housekeeper (Emma Thompson) of a baronial manor and the butler (Anthony Hopkins).
By Dave Wood , November 11, 2009
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