Book summaries of the best fiction and nonfiction books starting with the letter "Y"

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147 books starting with "Y"

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Y is for Yesterday: A Kinsey Millhone Novel
by Sue Grafton
Aug 22 2017
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Y/N: A Novel
by Esther Yi
Mar 21 2023
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Y: A Novel
by Marjorie Celona
Jan 08 2013
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Y2K: A Witty and Poignant Reflection on Recent History Through a Contemporary Lens, Perfect for Winter 2025, See How Y2K Shaped Our Past, Present, and Future
by Colette Shade
Jan 07 2025
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Ya-Yas in Bloom
by Rebecca Wells
Mar 28 2005
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Yalo
by Elias Khoury
Jan 01 2008
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    Before Dorothy
    by Hazel Gaynor
    Before Oz, Aunt Em leaves Chicago for Kansas in a powerful tale of courage, change, and new beginnings by Hazel Gaynor.
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    A riveting story of class, ambition, and bisexuality—one woman risks everything for a second chance at first love.

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    Making Friends Can Be Murder
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    Thirty-year-old Sarah Jones is drawn into a neighborhood murder mystery after befriending a deceptive con artist.

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    The Whyte Python World Tour
    by Travis Kennedy

    Rikki Thunder, drummer for '80s metal band Whyte Python, is on the verge of fame, love—and a spy mission he didn’t expect.

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