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DESCRIPTION:Earthy wisdom and real-life stories emante from an award-winnin
 g author. As suburbs swallow more and more rich farmland and reforms chang
 e the farming industry\, the voices of farmers have never been more import
 ant. In his latest collection of essays\, David Mas Masumoto reminds us th
 at food remains the cornerstone of our society\, even in the twenty-first 
 century. Pervading his essays is a rooted\, proud sense of community\, fam
 ily\, and craftsmanship\, resulting in tales of toil and triumph over the 
 land that produce the food for our grocery stores\, farmers' markets\, and
  restaurants. Written in the form of letters\, Masumoto's essays achieve a
 n intimacy uncommon in American literature. Told by a man leading the fabl
 ed simple life\, this writing speaks eloquently of the need to protect the
  so-called bread and butter of life: food\, family\, and community.\n\n<em
 >&nbsp\;</em><em>The Book Club meets the first Saturday\, every other mont
 h\, and is open to the public.</em>\n\nCost: Free with admission to the mu
 seum (nonmembers\, $5\; students and seniors over age 65\, $3\; JAMsj memb
 ers and children under 12\, free).&nbsp\;\n\nQuestions? Contact Book Club 
 facilitator\, Aggie Idemoto at&nbsp\;<a href="http://service.mail.com/call
 gate-6.73.1.0/rms/6.73.1.0/mail/getBody?folderId=1&amp\;messageId=NDI5OGEm
 FGxkb17oB2JuhJ52ai%2FVzJtz&amp\;purpose=display&amp\;bodyType=htmlNoExtern
 als#">aggie@jamsj.org</a>\, or call JAMsj at (408) 294-3138.&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Book Club: Heirlooms:  Letters From A Peach Farmer 
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