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King
By Allan Levine (Douglas & McIntyre, $24)
THE Winnipeg historian offers a biography of the long-serving prime minister Willian Lyon Mackenzie King.
Twelve Drummers Drumming
By C.C. Benison (Anchor, $20)
THE Winnipeg novelist earned strong reviews for the first volume in a mystery series about a vicar, Tom Christimas, who solves crimes in an English hamlet.
Unquenchable
By Natalie MacLean (Anchor, $20)
THE Canadian wine writer goes on a tipsy quest for the world's best bargain wines.
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