June 2016

A House Divided-Pearl S Buck
SR: March 11th, 2016
FR: N/A
The Light of Grace-Kasey Claytor
SR: June 2nd, 2016
FR: June 10th 2016
The ocean at the end of the lane- Neil Gaiman
SR: June 16th, 2016
FR: June 28th 2016
Sovereignty- Anjenique Hughes
SR: June 28th, 2016
FR:
Caesar and Cato the road to empire-Brian Igoe
SR: May 31st 2016
FR:
Bela's Letters-Jeff Ingber
SR: June 5th, 2016
FR: June 22nd 2016
The errant hours-Kate Innes
SR: June 10th 2016
FR:
Son of Man-Yi Mun-Yol
SR: March 10th, 2016
FR: June 16th 2016
Eating Bull-Carrie Rubin
SR: March 8th, 2016
FR: June 2nd, 2016
Beneath the fall- Aaron Safronoff
SR: May 27th, 2016
FR: June 5th, 2016
Driftwood point-Mariah Mariah Stewart
SR: June 22nd 2016
FR: June 28th, 2016
Loreena's gift- Colleen M Story
SR: June 28th, 2016
FR:

Nonfiction:
Tree of Souls-Howard Schwartz
SR: February 10th, 2014
FR: N/A

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