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Holiday Round-Up: Books We’re Getting and Books We’re Giving
Happy Friday, All. One of the most common questions we crime writers are asked at library and bookstore events is: What books do you read? So here, from some of our regulars, are our answers to the questions: What books … Continue reading →
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Tagged Amy Nichols, Bendy Wendy, Brown Girl Dreaming, Cat Warren, Deadline, Dreamwalker, Euphoria, Hallie Ephron, I am Malala, Jacqueline Woodson, Jo Jo Thoreau, John Sandford, Kate Lun, Lee Child, Lily King, Mac Barnett, Maj Sjowall, Michael Connelly, Now that you're here, Per Wahloo, Personal, Phillip Hoose, President Taft is Stuck in his Bath, Pricesses are not just pretty, Rhys Bowen, Sarah Graves, Sue Hilliard, The Burning Room, The Laughing Policeman, TOO: YOUNG PEOPLE IN US HISTORY, Vaughn Hardacker, Virgil Flowers, WE WERE THERE, What the Dog Knows, Where the Sidewalk Ends, Winter at the Door
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