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A Year in Provence Written by Peter Mayle Summer after summer, the Mayles had fled London in search of two or three weeks under the Mediterranean sun, promising themselves that one day they would make Provence their home. "We had talked about it," Mayle writes in A Year in... Read More The Year of Magical Thinking Written by Joan Didion A spare, lucid, and remarkably moving examination of the year following her husband’s sudden death just before their fortieth anniversary, this is the story of Didion’s search for answers, for relief, and above all for the chance to change the course... Read More You Are Not a Stranger Here Written by Adam Haslett A manic father who plans to build a bicycle that recycles its own energy, a teenage boy who seeks out physical abuse, a therapist who needs to listen to his clients more than they need to talk to him, a schoolboy... Read More You Don't Love Me Yet Written by Jonathan Lethem The story is as simple as any three-chord song: the rise and fall of a band so evanescent that it dissolves almost as soon as people realize it exists, but in the course of telling it, the author produces a sly... Read More You Shall Know Our Velocity Written by Dave Eggers Dave Eggers’s first book, A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, turned the conventions of the memoir inside-out. It questioned, parodied, stretched, and subverted the rules for writing about one’s life in a book that ultimately lived up to its tongue-in-cheek title... Read More [ Back to top ] |
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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson NATIONAL BESTSELLER
"Wildly suspenseful...an intelligent, ingeniously plotted, utterly engrossing thriller."
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