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Bob—

NeitherWorld: Book One Akiiwan
by Scott Baker                                                                  

                                            

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Brian—

Lord of the Flies
by William Golding                                                                  
        

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Gail—                                                                  

The Friday Night Knitting Club
by Kate Jacobs

Reluctant Tuscan
by Phil Doran
Gail says: This is a fun, light summer read about
restoring an old home in Tuscany.

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Hannah—                                                                  
Freddy and Fredericka

by Mark Helprin
Note: Hannah’s enthusiasm for this book is absolutely infectious!

The Glimmer Palace
by Beatrice Colin

Severance

by Robert Olen Butler


Atonement

by Ian McEwan

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Jennifer—

The Artist’s Way:
A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity

by Julia Cameron

Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
by Barbara Kingsolver, Stephen Hopp, and Camille Kingsolver      

Rebel Angels
by Libba Bray
on audio                                                                             
          

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Sally—

Shelter Half
by Carol Bly

The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
by Junot Diaz
on audio

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Linda—

The Lace Reader
by Brunonia Barry
Linda says: Towner Whitney, former resident of Salem, MA, returns to her childhood home when her beloved Aunt Eva disappears.  All of the Whitney women can read the future in a piece of lace, all except Towner, who refuses to use her talent after the death of her twin sister, Lyndley.  Mysterious and rich in historical detail, The Lace Reader will have you ignoring housework and yard work and losing sleep as you immerse yourself in one of the best books about women I've read in quite some time.             

Truck
by Michael Perry

The Rest of Her Life

by Laura Moriarty
 

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Cindie—

Peony in Love
by Lisa See                                                                                                                              

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Rhoda—

A Mango-Shaped Space
by Wendy Mass
Rhoda says: I love this young adult novel! The story revolves around a teen girl with synesthesia, a condition which causes her to see letters and numbers in colors.  In addition to coming to terms with her unique view of the world, she is also dealing with the recent death of her beloved grandfather. I highly recommend this nice little read!


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