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News Of The World By Paulette Jiles
by News Of The World By Paulette Jiles
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Excellent, highly recommend

Amish Widow's Hope
by Samantha Price
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An Amish widow has to move back to live with her family and is expecting her first child.

Eat For The Planet Cookbook
by Nil Zacharias
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Interesting and educational book with 75 tasty recipes, includes information about how we can reduce our environmental impact by eating a plant-based diet and consuming less meat.

Autumn
by Gail Saunders-smith
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about things you do in the fall or autumn

Introducing Gertrude Gumshoe
by Robin Merrill Gertrude Gumshoe
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Quick cozy mystery.

Roosters Off To See The World By Eric Carle
by Eric Carle
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Eric Carle classic as always.

Chicken Culprit
by Vikki Walton
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Cute story.

The Midnight Library Matt Haig
by Matt Haig
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Interesting take on life and letting go of your regrets.

Everything Happens For A Reason
by Kate Bowler
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The prospect of your own mortality sometimes can force you to realize that you may have been subscribing to the prosperity gospel. Everything is good, but is it really. Kate describes many stages and season in her life that we all may have to explore before we can find ourselves, our inner joy and peace with our circumstances.

A Home For Hermit Crab Eric Carle
by Eric Carle
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We love Eric Carle. This book is no exception.
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