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Seven Days of Us: A Novel
by Francesca Hornak
Spend Your Holidays with the Birches (5/31/2017)
Spend the Holiday's with the Birches.

They are the kind of people we all know – or think we know. The successful, older daughter. The beautiful younger daughter. Dad with his career and mom keeping the altogether. Just your average, suburban family.

Until quarantine putsmore
Thirteen Reasons Why
by Jay Asher
13 Reasons to Read this Story (5/19/2017)
The topic - teen suicide - is hard. Hard to understand and hard to learn about. But it is even harder for teens contemplating suicide who feel they have no place to turn.

In this story, Hannah thinks she has been very clear to others about her intentions, but that is notmore
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Lessons in Chemistry
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Praised by Parade and The New York Times Book Review, this debut features a 1960s scientist turned TV cooking star.

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