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On the run from the psychiatric facility where they fell in love, two suicidal young adults embark on an increasingly perilous cross-country odyssey in search of truth, beauty, and the meaning of life--forcing their mothers into an uneasy alliance as they embark on a journey of their own, hoping to find their kids before it's too late.

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A richly imagined novel based on the life of artist Agnes Pelton, The Pelton Papers covers everything from her shrouded Brooklyn childhood to her early success in the Armory Show of 1913, subsequent retreat to a contemplative life, and, ultimately, the flowering of her deeply spiritual art.

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Only two obstacles stand in Adlades way of becoming the most sought-after woman portraitist in eighteenth-century Paris: a beautiful, talented rivaland one of the bloodiest revolutions in history.

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In a remote province of southern France, a young woman nurtures an ambition to create a repeat-flowering crimson rose, one which has never been seen in Europe. Than an American balloonist falls out of the sky and into her life, and the local doctor is also drawn into her orbit. A love story begins to unfold in the age of the French Revolution.

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A powerful debut novel illuminating how adoptees struggle to recapture their personal histories and cultural legacy.

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A meandering tale of two women living on the Nesika River in central OregonJess, a feisty, sexy, biologist who fights fiercely to save the river she loves, and Piah, a young Native American woman battling the invisible intrusion of disease and invasive danger on the same river 200 years earlierThe Same River teaches us that wisdom comes from the recovery of wildness.

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When a young woman appears to split into four different versions of herself, protagonist and behavioral psychologist Garrett Adams must decide what is vision, what is science, and what is delusion.

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When New Yorker Catherine Ogden comes to Oakview, the lavish Northern California estate of handsome bachelor William Brandt, in 1910, she must navigate societys expectations, her own desires, and secrets from the past in order to find true freedom.

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Don't get me wrong, I love Jack and our son, but everyone else seems to be having so much more fun than me - and so much more sex...

The pressure's on.

Can they resist The Seven Year Itch

Can you

And if one of them cracks

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In search of inspiration, a struggling San Francisco artist buys a pair of silver shoes in a New York antique shop. The shoes original owner, a 1920s New York debutante, boldly defies the restraints of polite society. Both women, in different eras, find fulfillment with some help from the shoes.

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Susannah understands that restoring her lost magic at the keyboard and maybe, just maybe, vaulting into the elite tier of chosen musicians will have a price. Everything does. But she never expected the price to be so high.

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What if a stranger held the secret to your past that would change your life forever

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A bartender. An environmentalist. A fishmonger. An orphan. A love letter to a Montauk under threat.

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Is it worse to be exiled from one's country than from one's heart

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Single mom Vera Wests bodywork career is on fire, but her dynamic partnership with her charismatic and sexy married mentor turns out to be more like a deal with the Devil. Fraught with yearning, questionable decision-making, and fierce female competition, Vera's path to self-authority is a humorous and insightful tribute to the power of compassion.

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A college student with a fear of public speaking finds herself leading a movement to abolish corporations, pushed to the forefront by a mysterious law student with a past.

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When the Thorne family gather for the annual Christmas festivities, they think they've only got to endure each other for three days. But then the snows come, along with the 90-mile-an-hour winds and the plunging temperatures, and the Thornes get cut of with only each other for support, or to blame. It promises to be a Christmas like no other...

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New chilling tales from the 'grande dame of English supernatural fiction'.

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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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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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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.