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Let’s talk about crime, the chase, the human heart and some excellent writing by best selling author Norwegian Jo Nesbo (You(g) Nes-buh). Or as he’s introduced to English speaking readers, Jo Nesbo. Nesbo.

The Little Prince has captured hearts since it was published in 1943. It explores the relationship between a downed pilot and a little boy who comes from a small asteroid where he lived alone until a rose grew there. What follows is a thoughtful exploration of love and the ephemeral.

Luke discusses predators and predator control.

In “Made in China,” Amelia Pang tells us what happens to individuals caught in a complex tangle of responsibilities, corporate practices and relationships and the treatment of human beings across the world.

This is Mike Strong, in Hays, for HPPR. The book is “Made in China” by Amelia Pang. The churches in China are the state. The state is in all the churches.

This series of books will all be set in or apply to China, although the series features two or more books as selected by Radio Reader BookByte contributors. First up will be Banished! By Han Dong, published in 2008.

Book Series Seven is comprised of three books, all mysteries written by Jo Nesbø, probably one of the most well-known Scandinavian crime writers, or at least well-known outside Scandinavia.

“Made in China” starts in my home, and your home. It starts in Hays and in Garden City, and in Topeka and in Amarillo and in any town.

This is Nicole English coming to you from the Sociology Department at Fort Hays State University for HPPR's Radio Reader's Book Club. This is a discussion of the book Like Water for Chocolate by Mexican author, Laura Esquivel.

This is Phillip Periman in Amarillo reviewing "The Bat" by Jo Nesbo for the High Plains Reader's Book Club. "How are ya, Mate?"