51.   By the last page, all of these books have balanced the moral and legal ledgers.

52.   Buy some peanuts and Cracker Jacks, then curl up for a good read with these books about the national pastime.

53.   Can anyone wonder at the fabulous sales success of these books?

54.   Certainly, there are no major departures in these books, no radical reinterpretations or troves of previously unknown information.

55.   Cooks who consider themselves Texans should own both of these books.

56.   Critics may be divided on the literary merits, but young readers really like these books.

57.   Crossing those boundaries is what gives these books their special edginess and scope.

58.   Do these books work?

59.   Etiquette has evolved --some say devolved -- but publishers see a healthy market for these books.

60.   Every one of these books has an irresistible charm.