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Bury Your Dead
Bury Your Dead : Chief Inspector Gamache Novel, #6
by Louise Penny
Reviewed: Aug 16, 2010
 
Published: Sep 28, 2010
 
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(4.7/5)
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Your Republic Is Calling You
Your Republic Is Calling You
by Young-ha Kim
Reviewed: Jun 20, 2010
 
Published: Sep 28, 2010
 
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(3.9/5)
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City of Tranquil Light
City of Tranquil Light : A Novel
by Bo Caldwell
Reviewed: Jul 19, 2010
 
Published: Sep 28, 2010
 
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(4.8/5)
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The Wave
The Wave : In Pursuit of the Rogues, Freaks, and Giants of the Ocean
by Susan Casey
Reviewed: Jul 19, 2010
 
Published: Sep 14, 2010
 
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(4.5/5)
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Man in the Woods
Man in the Woods
by Scott Spencer
Reviewed: Jun 20, 2010
 
Published: Sep 14, 2010
 
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(3.9/5)
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Juliet
Juliet
by Anne Fortier
Reviewed: Jun 21, 2010
 
Published: Aug 24, 2010
 
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(4.5/5)
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Bad Boy
Bad Boy : An Inspector Banks Novel
by Peter Robinson
Reviewed: Jun 21, 2010
 
Published: Aug 24, 2010
 
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(4.2/5)
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The Tower, The Zoo, and The Tortoise
The Tower, The Zoo, and The Tortoise
by Julia Stuart
Reviewed: Jul 19, 2010
 
Published: Aug 10, 2010
 
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(4.4/5)
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