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SOME OF THE recent additions to the library shelves include the following books: Kluger, “The Joy of Spinning”; Warrack, “Tchaikovsky”; Clarke, “Childhood’s End”; Omahundro, “How to Win at the Grocery Game”; Elliott, “I Will be Called John”; Harrison, “Astounding”; Stout, “Please Pass the Guilt”; Cousteau, “The Living Sea”; Williams, “My Turn at Bat”; Kanin, “A Thousand Summers”; Brody, “Thomas Jefferson—an Intimate History”; Dillard, “Pilgrim at Tinker Creek”; Gardner, “Nickel Mountain.”
Titles for children that have been added include: Guck, “Danger Rides the Forest”; Gannett, “My Father’s Dragon”; Carlson, “The Happy Orpheline”; Payne, “General Billycock’s Pigs”; Bulla, “Down the Mississippi”; Parents’ Magazine, “New Patches for Old”; Amoss, “old Hasdrubal and the Pirates. ”u
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