December 2017

Little women- Louisa May Alcott
SR: December 1st 2017
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A House Divided-Pearl S Buck
SR: March 11th, 2016
FR: N/A
House on the forgotten shore- Ruth Coe Chambers
SR: December 14th, 2017
FR:
My Dear Hamilton-Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie
SR: November 30th, 2017
FR: December 25th, 2017
The sworn virgin- Kristopher Dukes
SR: December 25th, 2017
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The Republic of uzupis- halJi
SR: January 4th 2017
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Slightly south of simple- Kristy Woodson Harvey
SR: December 5th, 2017
FR: December 17th, 2017
The Marriage of Miss Jane Austen-Collins Hemingway
SR: November 26th, 2017
FR: December 14th, 2017
Beyond forever- D.D. Marx
SR: December 28th, 2017
FR:
Hollow Man-made Mark Pryor
SR: December 17th, 2017
FR: December 30th, 2017
Dominic- Mark Pryor
SR: December 30th, 2017
FR
The Comet Seekers Helen Sedgwick
SR: January 17th 2017
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By love divided- Elizabeth st John
SR: November 3rd, 2017
FR: December 5th, 2017
Hero- Boyd Taylor
SR: December 19th, 2017
FR: December 28th, 2017
A gentleman in Moscow- amor Towles
SR: June 8th, 2017
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Nonfiction:
Tree of Souls-Howard Schwartz
SR: February 10th, 2014
FR: N/A
Bright from the start- Jill Stamm
SR: November 20th, 2017
FR: December 1st, 2017
How to build a piano bench- Ruthi postow birch
SR: December 11th, 2017
FR: December 16th, 2017
The slave- Anand Dilvar
SR: December 16th, 2017
FR: December 19th, 2017

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