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Remember The Library
Remember your public library’s amices for pre-schoolers and adults and for students of all ages.
For holiday reading we have Italo Cal vino’s Difficult Love*, Italian short stories; Ivan Doig's English Creek, a delightful portrait of family life in Montana in the 1930s; Victoria Holt’s The Landower Legacy; Nicholas Von Hofftnan’s Chicago novel Organized Crime; Martha Grimes’ timely mystery Jerusalem Inn; Paul Scott’s Raj Quartet; and Frank Herbert’s Dune books.
New non-fiction includes Lee Iacocca’s autobiography; Required Writing, essays by British poet Philip Larkin; and Quiet Neighbors, Prosecuting Nasi War Criminal* in America written by our former neighbor on Gay Street Allan Ryan.
For children, M.M. Kaye has written and illustrated a fairy tale. The Ordinary Princess; Judy Bhime has written a story for pre-schoolers, The Pain and the Great One. We have The Zaniest Riddle Book in the World, and there are beautiful new editions of Nutcracker and Miracle on Htk Street for children of all ages.
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