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Sweetgum Knit Lit Society, The
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The Sweetgum Knit Lit Society takes place in a small town in Tennessee. A group of ladies of assorted ages get together on the third Friday of every month to review a book they read and to show an item that they knitted to go along with the story. Besides the…
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The Breakout Year
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Vicki Williams begins her book, The Breakout Year, with a funeral. Maddie and Avalon had always been close but Avalon could not face watching her closest friend, Maddie die. Maddie had always been the strong one...
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The Househusbands' Club
 | In Inka Piegsa-Quischotte’s book The Househusband’s Club, the traditional gender roles are reversed. The women are the breadwinners and the men are househusbands. It is refreshing to see men in this role and enjoying it. Brian obviously enjoys being full time dad... |
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The Woman Who Is Always Tan And Has a Flat Stomach: And Other Annoying People
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This book is a collection of fifty essays or sketches. They are all over the top and will leave you laughing and you might just see yourself in a few of them. The theme of each of these sketches concern excessive...
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This Is How It Happened
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Madeline Piatro, swears she will kill her ex-fiancé, Carlton Connors. The two met as students at the University of Texas. They soon moved in together. They build a company together. However, four years later she discovers Carlton's true nature...
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This One Is Mine
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Maria Semple writes in a delightful style. The words just seem to flow. The characters make this book. They are well-developed, and each has a distinct personality…
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Trouble With Tulip, The
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Jo Tulip inherited her grandmother's household knowledge and newspaper column. Tulip can solve any problem and any mystery. The question is: why can she not see that her best friend is her soul mate?
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Your Roots Are Showing
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Being a mother isn't easy, we are fraught with emotions, stress and never ending demands. In an effort to let off steam, Lizzie sends an email to her sister complaining about her husband James. Unfortunately, the email did not go to her sister but to James…
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