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Louisiana, 1969. Colleen, a white northern teacher, enters into the unfamiliar culture of a small southern town and its unwritten rules as the town surrenders to mandated school integration. Frank, a black high school football player, protects his family with a secret. Can Evelyn, a prized member of the black community, put aside her distrust and value Colleens unproven efforts

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Award-winning novelist Bernice McFadden's highly anticipated new historical novel set amidst the Harlem Renaissance.

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Klara Philipsborn has just side-stepped the rise of Nazism in Berlin for a promising job in Madrid when a fascist military coup draws her into a war that calls her to volunteer her skills as a nurse and translator, a war in which decisions of the heart, and of her very identity, may cost her more than she signed up for.

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Set in Eastern Europe in the first half of the twentieth century and culminating in contemporary Israel and Palestine, Light Radiance Splendor shows how three generations of the Hebrew Goddess Shekinahs devoted mission keepers grapple with betrayal, forgiveness, and redemption.

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A fictionalized account of a real-life rivalry between two sisters who crave wealth, fame, and travel at a time when women are expected to be content with a humble home life: May and Louisa Alcott.

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In this second book of the Midnight Series, Alix makes an unexpected friendand finds herself the target of shadows from her past.

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A tale of multigenerational love, hate, sex, faith, and resilience, Moon Water is the standalone sequel to Webbers best-selling first novel, The Wiregrass.

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Elisha is a thirteen-year-old unmarried girl living in Ancient Palestine. She is different from her tribe: she composes and sings her own songs; she talks to an angel; she tells other women to stand up for themselves. How can she exist in her society where women have only one choice-marry and have children

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A novel of unforgettable characters about two brothers who emigrate out of Russia to escape anti-Semitismone to America and one to IsraelOdessa, Odessa gives readers a great story for our time: a younger generation discovering their lost heritage and reuniting a family.

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When Elisabeth Goodwin comes to California from Massachusetts in 1849 with her new husband, Nate, she quickly finds out he's not who she thought-but instead of suffering in a miserable marriage, she discovers her worth and potential during the gold rush, and carves out her independence in the liberal society of the early West.

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It's the 1960s, and teenager Martha Goldenthal just wants to do well at Berkeley High and apply to college--but how can she when her father is a raging batterer who disdains academia, and her mother is arguably worse When her mother abandons the family, Martha must stand up to her father to fulfill her vision of going to college.

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Includes "P.S. insights, interviews & more" with reading group guide discussion questions.

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When Lia Cole travels from New York to Oxford University to study abroad in the 1920s, she quickly falls for another female student, aspiring actress Scarlett Daniels. But the two have very different ideas about how out their relationship should be, prompting a break-up that neither one of them ever fully reconciles. An an lesbian love story that spans decades and continents.

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1919 London: When artist Lily Briscoe meets her old tutor, Louis Grier, by chance at an exhibition, he tells her of their mutual friend Mrs. Ramsay's mysterious death-an encounter that spurs Lily to investigate the death of this woman whom she loved and admired, and realize that she still loves Louis.