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Vol. 25, No. 13
If we lose the battle
Our runner-up for book of the year was written by Eric Metaxas
Honorable mentions
Here are 30 other recommended nonfiction books from the past year
Writers on writing
Good writing, say four successful practitioners of the craft, requires discipline, having a story to tell-and often a day job
Summer reading
These 10 novels introduce readers to different times, faraway places, or memorable characters
Ethical quandaries
Authors tackle business cultures, Christian music, and tortured lives
'Citty upon a hill'
British authors say the vision that primed America's economy is the one that can save it
Gross gains
Michael Lewis tells a compelling story on the financial crisis and becomes a celebrity among congressional Democrats
The rise & fall of Christian charity
A 19th-century text speaks to 21st-century care of the poor
More than money
WORLD's 2010 Book of the Year makes a compelling case that the clash between free enterprise and socialism is a moral battle