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Sara Nelson, editorial director of books and Kindle for Amazon.com, talks about the 10 books chosen by Amazon editors as the best of October, 2012.
In "Muck City: Winning and Losing in Florida's Forgotten Town," journalist and award-winning author Bryan Mealer turns to Belle Glade, Fla., to try to understand how what Nelson calls "a sorry little town in the Everglades" can somehow "produce a football team that sends dozens of players to the NFL." Nelson describes the book as "'Saturday Night Lights'-ish," calling it a "very good portrait of the individuals and the ethos of the town" that also examines "what sports can do for a town."
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