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The Age of Miracles: A Novel
by Karen Thompson Walker
The Age of Miracles (7/6/2012)
The setting is in a small California town and is narrated by an 11 year old girl whose world is drastically changed as day by day the earths' rotation around the sun is shortened. Never knowing what to expect, she tries to maintain life as she's known it---part of a familymore
A Land More Kind Than Home: A Novel
by Wiley Cash
a land more kind than home (3/26/2012)
What a delightful book to review. Wiley Cash writes with such clarity that, as you turn the pages, you step into beautiful North Carolina, a place where life flows by at a much slower pace and the past holds a deeper more meaningful memory in the hearts and minds of a small-more
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