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BREATHING LESSONS by Anne Tyler (Berkeley: $5.50). The Morans take a number of uncharted roads while motoring to a friend’s funeral.

FANCY PANTS by Susan Elizabeth Phillips (Pocket: $4.95). British aristocrat Francesca Day and self-made, All-American Dallas Beaudine re-enact the Revolutionary War.

OUT OF THIS WORLD by Graham Swift (Washington Square Press: $7.950. The invasion of the Falklands sparks aerial-photographer Harry Beech’s thoughts of the minefields within his immediate family.

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UNNATURAL CAUSES by Thomas T. Noguchi, M.D. and Arthur Lyons (Charter: $4.95). Roman a clef about the drug-induced death of a reckless young comedian.

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PICASSO: Creator and Destroyer by Arianna Stassinopoulos Huffington (Avon: $4.95). Did Picasso’s genius destroy those around him or were self-destructive people attracted to him?

IT’S ONLY ROCK’N’ROLL: My On-the-Road Adventures With the Rolling Stones by Chet Flippo (St. Martin’s: $8.950. Flippo focuses on why the phenomenal band has endured for 20 years, almost in spite of itself.

ON SHAKY GROUND: America’s Earthquake Alert by John J. Nance (Avon: $4.95). The most devastating earthquake in U.S. history did not take place in California, and Nance believes the next one could be in New York, Boston, Dallas, Charleston, S.C., or . . . .

HELL’S ANGELS: Three Can Keep a Secret if Two Are Dead (Lyle Stuart: $9.95). Murky history of how the Hell’s Angels progressed from a club for WWII fighter pilots to a group closely identified with 1960s hippie culture to its latest place in the world of organized crime.

SELF-HELP / REFERENCETHE BEST COMPANIES FOR WOMEN by Baila Zeitz, Ph.D. and Lorraine Dusky (Pocket: $8.95). Whittled down to 52 companies that give priority to issues such as the number of female employees on staff, promotional opportunities, maternity leave, revenues, etc.

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THE SKYWATCHER’S HANDBOOK edited by Colin A. Ronan (Crown: $13.95). Amateur meteorologist and astronomers and wanna-bes can discover, chart and interpret what in the world transpires in the day and night-time skies.

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