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2008 Hockey Books

I spent a lot of time reviewing some 40 plus hockey books here at HockeyBookReviews.com.

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Black And Gold
Black Ice
Canada On Ice
Dominant Dany Heatley
Don Cherry's Stories and Stuff
Good, Bad, Ugly: Rangers
Good, Bad, Ugly: Flyers
Habs Heroes
Hockey Now!
Hockey's Top 100
Honoured Canadiens
Ice It Down
Ice Warriors
IIHF Top 100
Legendary Stanley Cup Stories
Meaning Of Puck
Montreal: 100 Years Of Glory
My Greatest Day
Night Work: The Sawchuk Poems
NHL Guide & Record Book
Official NHL Hockey Treasures
Open Ice
Patrick Roy
Reflections 2008
Road To Hockeytown
St. Michael's College
Saving Face
Slap Shot Original
Shooting From The Lip
Then Perreault Said To Rico
Unbeatable Martin Brodeur
Ultimate Book Of Hockey Lists
Win, Tie or Wrangle
100 Great Cdn Sports Moments

Also See
2008 Paperback Releases
2008 Hockey Books For Kids
Bargain Books at Chapters
2008 DVD Releases


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