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Uninspired economist Hannah has just lost her job and is determined to change everything about her life when she heads to Vermont to be the sole caregiver for her sisters children for the summeran experience that proves to be more transformative than she expected after she meets next-door neighbor Nathan.

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Fascinated by a young woman's performance of "The Lost Child" in Guanajuato's central plaza, painfully shy expat Callie Quinn asks the woman for a trumpet lesson--and ends up confronting her longing to know her own lost child, the biracial daughter she gave up for adoption more than 30 years before.fore.

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The first book to reveal the true story of the woman who wrote The Velveteen Rabbit and her daughter, a world-famous child prodigy artist, (The Velveteen Daughter) explores the consequences of early fame, the effects of mental illness on art and genius, and the inability of a mother to save her daughter from herself.

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When David's determined search for meaning and independence drives him to decide to live in an isolated New Hampshire cabin inherited from his recently deceased grandfather, his girlfriend's dark past and his family's long-buried secrets prove to be the greatest tests of his resilience.

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This finely crafted coming-of-age novel takes the reader on an unforgettable journey with a young woman whose life is shaken by world events. Set in the early twentieth-century Southwest, where water means everything, The Ways of Water is a poignant and heart-warming testament to the meaning of family and the strength of the human spirit.

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A profound meditation on personal power and innocent dreams undone by success, a novel set in the exciting worlds of fashion and cinema. Meet the players and posers behind the scenes at Cannes. Paulo Coelho paints an engrossing picture of a world overrun by glamour and excess, and shows us the possibly dire consequences of our obsession with fame.

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A story about a summer of discontent, change, and dangerous mysteries in a small Southern Wiregrass town.

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Beneath the willow tree in their backyard has always been the place where Margaret Dowling has gathered her four daughters to share her life's wisdom. Now terminally ill, she brings them back together under the tree to disclose her news--and make a final attempt to instill them with the tools they need to find their places in life.

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A young boy's murder unleashes chaos in the life of a school teacher and a small New England town.

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One day a renowned author discovers that his wife, a war correspondent has disappeared without a trace. Though time brings more success and new love, he remains mystified and fascinated by her absence.

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After Ali Stirling loses one of her best friends to suicide, suddenly and without warning, she and her other two best friends decide to hold their own funerals while theyre still alive as part of their grieving processan unexpectedly cathartic experience that teaches them volumes about themselves and their lost friend.

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Three women have reason to be in Fort Snelling in 1835. All three are wildly different from one another, but they have one thing in common: the world is changing faster than they can cope. As their cultures collide, each woman must find a way to direct her own future and leave a legacy for her children.

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A brilliant new novel from author Patricia Dixon

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A family saga of three generations fighting over money and obligation, Things Unsaid is a tale of survival, resilience, and recovery.

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When eighty-five-year-old art professor Ludka Zeilonka's grandson, Tommy, is among a group of gay teachers fired over concerns that they're silencing Christian kids in the classroom, Ludka is drawn into the political firestorm. As both sides battle to preserve their respective rights to free speech, the hatred on display raises the specter of her World War II past.

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Beneath the affluent veneer of a Southern California housing tract, five neighbors (a realtor, an aerobics teacher, an ex-con, a Vietnam vet, and a teenage boy) confront death, betrayal, financial decline, loneliness, and encroaching fascism. Set in the politically tumultuous summer of 2017, each character searches for home and community in a neighborhood where no one can agree who belongs.

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When her beloved father vanishes in 1919, Leola has little time to question why. Pandemic and social turmoil rage across Texas, poverty looms, and her two young sisters need her. Only decades later, as Papa reappears in urgent visions, does Leola finally confront his betrayal, setting into a motion a stunning discovery about her family that may finally bring her the peace she seeks.

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When her husband of forty years dies unexpectedly, Tilda Carr loses all hopeuntil life intrudes with crises to be overcome, mysteries to be solved, and love to be explored.

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