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Slotkin's book is well timed.
Rarely was a book as well timed as "Black Rage".
A thorough and dispassionate analysis by a historian of science and technology, Paul Edwards' book is well timed.
The book is also well timed for National Poetry Month (April), when publishers bring forth a parade of thematic poems for young children.
Though published two years after Spitzer's fall, the books are inadvertently well timed.
His well-timed book, "On Money and Markets: A Wall Street Memoir" (McGraw-Hill), goes to stores next month.
A well-timed book for the season, when rainbow-colored eggs are everywhere in more predictable settings, like baskets.
Doubts will be raised in a well-timed book this month by Roger Liddle, a former Downing Street adviser to Tony Blair and a European Commission official.
After thirty years of reporting on the Vatican, Thavis, in this well-timed book, attempts to correct some popular misconceptions about the institution and the more than three thousand men and women who make up its administration.
Hilts explains in his well-timed book Protecting America's Health: The FDA, Business, and One Hundred Years of Regulation that controversy and criticism have dogged the FDA ever since it was created to take on tainted food and patent medicine peddlers.
State Street and Bank of New York, by comparison, sell for well over 7 times book.
