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Findings: Faye Longchamp Mysteries, No. 4
by Mary Anna Evans
Hidden Jewels (5/30/2008)
Findings is a delightful, "cozy" mystery story with the hero and heroine being an archaeologist and her best friend a Native American. Who knew archeology could be such a dangerous profession? Not having read any of the author’s previous books I did not know the charactersmore
Life Class: A Novel
by Pat Barker
Life Imitates Art or Art Imitates Life (12/28/2007)
Life is a series of situations where you learn and grow. Life Class is a fitting title for this book as it reflects the art class where several students meet and form early friendships and relationships. It is also a novel that deals with the classes of people found inmore
The Book Thief
by Markus Zusak
Book Thief Steals More Than Books! (9/20/2007)
The Book Thief tiptoes into your life as you read the first few chapters of the book and gently steals your attention (it is difficult to put down). The language the author uses paints a haunting picture of life in Germany during Hitler's reign and makes the charactersmore
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