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The Last Train to Key West
by Chanel Cleeton
The Last Train to Key West (3/12/2020)
As soon as I finished the book I searched to find out more of early Key West, Flagler's Folly and the Great Hurricane of 1935 and the WWI veterans camp. The author used these places and events very effectively. Readers will find strong women characters. The men charactersmore
The Yellow Bird Sings: A Novel
by Jennifer Rosner
The Yellow Bird Sings (11/23/2019)
The Yellow Bird Sings by Jennifer Rosner a beautiful book. The author handles a tough time in history with such dignity. The reader is transported to wartime Poland where a Jewish mother and child must hide from the Nazis. The mother is faced with how to keep her child andmore
Remembrance
by Rita Woods
Remembrance (10/16/2019)
This book took me a while to keep the characters straight and how they relate to each other. I especially liked the characters of Mother Abigail, Winter and the young slaver Dix. Book clubs could have some interesting and lively discussions of the many characters the "gifts"more
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    The Lilac People
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    For fans of All the Light We Cannot See, a poignant tale of a trans man’s survival in Nazi Germany and postwar Berlin.

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