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APRIL 2013

Dear readers,

It seems that in every book I read I discover a little piece of myself hidden among the characters. It's rarely an obvious connection to the protagonist, but often some minor character flaw I can relate to or a shared passion that I identify with. I encountered a few versions of myself among the many endearing, richly developed, and fully relatable characters found in this month's selection of books. I guarantee you'll find at least one that speaks to you. In The Clover House, the powerful debut from Henriette Lazaridis Power, you'll hear from two strong female characters: Callie, a present-day first-generation Greek American who returns to Greece in search of answers and identity; and her mother, Clio, a girl in Greece during WWII. In another impressive debut novel, Someday, Someday, Maybe, by Gilmore Girls star Lauren Graham, you'll meet aspiring actress Franny Banks whose wit and charm will win you over as she struggles to make it big in the Big Apple. And two proven experts at creating memorable characters, Sophie Kinsella and Elizabeth Berg, each return with new novels that ardent fans and first-time readers alike are sure to enjoy.

Happy Reading!

Rochelle
rclark@randomhouse.com

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Featured Title: Tapestry of Fortunes by Elizabeth Berg

In Tapestry of Fortunes, the latest from beloved bestselling author Elizabeth Berg, four women set out on a road trip into their pasts that will forever change their futures and their fortunes. For Cece, a motivational speaker who finally takes her own advice to change her life for the better, what started out as a little downsizing—selling her suburban home and many of her possessions in favor of a room in a beautiful old house in the city—turns into a complete life-changer as she grows close with her three new housemates and the four friends embark on a journey to connect with parts of themselves they'd left behind. Berg brings her unparalleled insight into the lives, loves and friendships of women into yet another beautifully-written novel.

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Don't Miss


The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce	Table for Seven by Whitney Gaskell	Wedding Night by Sophie Kinsella	I've Got Your Number by Sophie Kinsella

The Hope Factory by Lavanya Sankaran	The Spark by Kristine Barnett	Someday, Someday, Maybe by Lauren Graham	The Best of All Possible Worlds by Karen Lord

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