91.   Each book has a simple number according to the year and order in which it came into the collection.

92.   Each book has its own particular winning slant.

93.   Each book would have a fixed place on a fixed shelf.

94.   Does the book have any shortcomings?

95.   Does the book have to have gay characters?

96.   Echoing LeBlond, Kenward says her book has no political agenda.

97.   Each book gives general pronunciation rules in its introduction, and the Fant and Isaacs book has a handy English-Italian index.

98.   Every Atwood book has some specific theme, some point it intends to make.

99.   Even more remarkably, the two books have very little in common.

100.   Even though the book has moments of heart-stopping danger, it does not create a sustained sense of a world running amok.