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• Buckeye

  a Novel

  Ryan, Patrick, 1965-

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  Recommended by Nicole S.

• Bread of Angels

  Smith, Patti,

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  Recommended by Nicole S.

• House of Day, House of Night

  Tokarczuk, Olga, 1962-

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  "Interconnected stories that have a tinge of the macabre. Delightfully bizarre and thought-provoking."--Rachelle

• Apprentice to the Villain

  Maehrer, Hannah Nicole,

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  "This slow-burn fantasy romance strikes the perfect balance of comedy, seriousness, mystery, and plot, which is ideal for anyone looking for a light yet satisfying read."--Luog

• Martyr!

  Akbar, Kaveh,

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  Recommended by Nicole S.

• Little Fires Everywhere

  Ng, Celeste,

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  "Two families with different ideals become intertwined when the Warrens rent a house from the Richardsons, and the outcome is explosive. I loved it!"--Natalie

• Everything I Never Told You

  Ng, Celeste

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  "Another fabulous read by Celeste Ng. We explore the ins and outs of a biracial family as they navigate a tragedy and reflect on whether their history and beliefs contributed to the situation. Though it's not an uplifting story, it's a valuable…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

  Twain, Mark, 1835-1910,

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  "The book serves as kind of a time capsule of American escapism. Some might say its vocabulary is a little too old-fashioned for modern readers and yet the spirit of adventure and cheerfulness in the face of trouble is contagious in this…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• No One Does It Like You

  Shepard, Katie,

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  Recommended by Stephanie

• Lessons in Chemistry

  Garmus, Bonnie,

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  "Loved it! But the show really changed some things about the story, and I didn’t like that. This is our upcoming book for club de lectura, our Spanish-language book club."--Fugi

• The God of the Woods

  Moore, Liz, 1983-

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  “A wealthy family hosts kids at a camp every summer and one summer, a boy disappears. Ten years later, his teenage sister also disappears. The story is told from different points of view. It’s really good!”--Fugi "I really enjoyed the mid-1970s’…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Song of Achilles

  Miller, Madeline,

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  “Even though this book came out a decade ago, I’ve been seeing it everywhere, so I finally read it. So well-written and such a beautiful ending.”--Fugi

• The Midnight Library

  Haig, Matt, 1975-

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  “This was our book club selection in February, and we had such a great discussion! The story follows a woman who decides to end her life. She visits a library where the librarian shows her books where she can visit different parts of her life and…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• A Marriage at Sea

  a True Story of Love, Obsession, and Shipwreck

  Elmhirst, Sophie,

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  “What an exciting book! This is about a couple in Northern England who build a boat/ship without electric components so they can sail as people did centuries ago. They set out on their journey to Australia, and all goes well until a whale tale…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Sunny Side Up

  a Novel

  Sturino, Katie,

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  “A plus-size woman with a successful career decides to develop a swimwear line for women like her. The story is sweet and body positive.”--Constance

• The Women of Wild Hill

  a Novel

  Miller, Kirsten, 1973-

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  “This is a great read! It’s about a lineage of women where each woman is born with a different power or ability. The story centers on two sisters: one can heal and the other can see how people will die—which means she can ‘help them along’ to their…Read moreRead more of this annotation