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Young Jane Young
by Gabrielle Zevin
Run Jane run ! (8/2/2017)
Escaping the past...especially if your past involves a high profile political scandal...is not easy. Ask Jane Young, the small town wedding planner who is rearing her daughter as a single mother. This novel is endearing as it explores the long term consequences of amore
The Half Wives
by Stacia Pelletier
Worth the time! (2/3/2017)
A wonderful story set in a very specific area of San Francisco on one day in 1897. The narrative holds your interest, the characters frustrate and delight, and the prose is elegant. Who would think that basing one of the novel's themes on a municipal action to move citymore
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    Brave the Shanghai tunnels in this tale of love, identity, and resilience passed through generations.

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