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by Faith A. Colburn

Caught in the run up to World War II, Connor considers enlisting, expecting he will go to Europe. Maybe he can protect his sister who's in Paris with the Foreign Service. But, it's hard to think about leaving home and family, for another years-long exile. Filled with flashbacks of his travels living off the land and letters to keep him tethered to his family, Connor's story spans two of America's most disruptive decades (The economic Depression of the 1930s and World War II of the 1940s) in whic... more

But I'm Too Little

by Kimberly Spencer

Need a little positivity and confidence that you can do anything you set your mind to? Meet Kai. She is your typical little girl, except she finds herself constantly faced with obstacles because of her size and age. With positive reinforcement and the help of those around her, she realizes that she can overcome any challenge. Kai is spreading the message that no matter your size or age, you can do anything you set your mind to.

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by Jonathan Harries

Pursued by deadly assassins and helped by old friends back from the dead, the hapless Roger Storm finds himself once again thrust into the horrific world of trophy hunting and animal trafficking—but this time, he’s ready for the fight.

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Rudy's Lost His Red Nose!: A Jolly Jangle Christmas Story

by Marilyn Cook

This one is a heart-warming Christmas Story full of vibrant illustrations and lots of snow. It is called 'Rudy's Lost His Red Nose!' and is about the Jolly Jangles who decide to join forces with their forest friends and help Rudy the reindeer to find his red nose. It is Christmas Eve and time is running out! The story teaches children the importance of friendship and working together as a team, it also introduces children into having faith that all things are possible. This copy is 'dysl... more

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He Who Fights with Monsters

by Marc Weitz

Billionaire entrepreneur Joe Levy is sick of corrupt world leaders. They steal money, sell the environment to the highest bidder, and use their governments as vehicles for the rich to become richer at the expense of the poor and middle class. It’s a lesson Joe learned traveling the world. It’s a lesson hammered home when his wife is murdered. People and organizations are powerless against those who think they’re above the law. But if you are a billionaire like Joe Levy, you could start a new typ... more

Killing Harry Bones

by Jonathan Harries

In his first novel, Jonathan Harries flips the script and creates a world where the poachers are afraid of the animals—and then things really start to get weird. Someone is slaughtering big-game hunters in Africa. And the deaths are particularly gruesome. At the same time in Chicago, a disheveled and depressed Roger Storm, recently relieved of his duties as an ad exec, is also contemplating murder—that of his ex-boss, the despicable Harry Bones. Then in what seems like a bizarre coinci... more

Flying with Kindness

by Eric Simmons

Sibling rivalry, a cranky little boy, and a frustrated mother could be any parent’s typical day. “Flying With Kindness”, is a deeply moving story and travel adventure to the Grand Canyon. It’s a book about a boy name Basil and the normal sibling rivalry with his younger sister, Ava. Basil has a strong personality. In addition, kindness doesn’t seem to come natural for Basil. Basil’s parents are trying to teach him the importance of kindness. He thinks kindness is too much work. By chance, Bas... more

The Language of Equals

by David Ackley

Just as rice is unable to grow in the British Isles, Srinivasa Ramanujan struggled to survive in Cambridge; the mathematical genius may have eventually gained the recognition he desired but, removed from his Hindu religion, tradition, and culture, he suffered in his personal life. A devout Brahmin from rural Tamil Nadu, India, Ramanujan traveled to the cold, industrial, Christian modernity of England a few months prior to the outbreak of World War I. Once in Cambridge, Ramanujan was befriende... more

To Live Another Day

by J.R. Rogers

A powerful period flavor embellishes this intriguing novel replete with the shocking depravity rampant in the insular Portuguese enclave of Lourenço Marques, the neutral colonial capital of Portuguese Mozambique, during the early years of World War Two. It is June 1940 when, ahead of the Germans marching into Paris, Rudolf and Aleece Bamberger, a young German-French Jewish couple flee to Africa to wait out the war where they become embroiled in intrigue and espionage. Safe at last—or so it ... more

Noonday Flower

by Carla C. Ohse

A black girl born into an all-white village in 1930s Michigan—where old ideas and prejudices linger—discovers her true self. Named for her birth at noon on a sunny day in the early 1930s, Noonday Flower is destined to lead a remarkable life. As an African American girl raised in the all-white village of Walhalla, Michigan, Noonday finds the odds stacked against her from the beginning, just as they were for her mother. When teacher Maggie Dunn recognizes Noonday’s potential, she tries to enroll... more

Lucky

by V. R. Street

Winning the lottery should solve all her problems… That's what Kat Davidson thinks but unfortunately she still has to contend with Michael, her husband, who may be cheating on her. There's also the problem of Maria, an ambitious reality TV producer, who is shooting a show about how Kat's life has changed, now that she's won over $200 million. Winning the lottery flings Kat into a life of luxurious Manhattan mansions, extravagant sports cars and fabulous clothes. Kat was lucky to wi... more

Once Upon and Ever After

by Caroline L Thornton

Once Upon and Ever After is a different kind of fairytale. Told entirely from the prince’s point of view it charts the journey he takes from his early days of training to his final quest to rescue a princess. Unfortunately things don’t go to plan when he finds that the princess has already rescued herself and the next one he tries to save has done the same! At first the prince is confused and annoyed. But then he starts to look at things from their point of view and begins to understand ... more

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