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Tribute to Ernest Hemingway: Author of The Old Man and the Sea
Tribute to Gaston Leroux : Author of The Phantom of the Opera
Tribute to Pearl S. Buck, Author of The Good Earth
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 Annette's 21 Book Salute 
Books I Love / Places I Love in Coeur d'Alene  - Part 1 
Books I Love / Places I Love in Coeur d'Alene  - Part 2
The Great American Read
Kicking It with the Classics
On Vacation with 36 Books 
The Rory Gilmore Reading Challenge
The Wedding Letter
BOOK POLLS
3 Books that Restore Your Faith in Humanity
Cool Bookstores Around the World
Cool Bookstores Around the World, Part 2
Liebster Award
Little Free Art Gallery
Teens Sentenced to Reading

Armstrong, Bruce and Susan: Quirky Sleeps (Non-Fiction Travel)
Armstrong, Bruce and Susan: Quirky Sleeps- Train Car Update (Non-Fiction Travel)
Armstrong, Bruce and Susan: Quirky Sleeps- Treehouse Update (Non-Fiction Travel)
Armstrong, Bruce and Susan: Quirky Sleeps- Treehouse Update (Non-Fiction Travel)
Austen, Jane: Northanger Abbey 
Blakemore, AK: The Glutton (Historical Fiction)
Dahl, Roald: My Uncle Oswald
Dahl, Roald: Switch Bitch
Dalai Lama, Desmond Tutu and Douglas Abrams:  The Book of Joy (Non-Fiction Self-Help)
Dallas, Sandra: The Chili Queen
Dallas, Sandra: The Diary of Mattie Spenser
Dallas, Sandra: The Persian Pickle Club
Davidson, Robyn: Tracks (Non-Fiction Memoir)
Day, Clarence: Life with Father  (Non-Fiction Memoir)
De Rosnay, Tatiana: Sarah’s Key
Dennis, Patrick: Around the World with Auntie Mame 
Diaz, Junot: The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
Diliberto, Gioia: I Am Madame X (Historical Fiction)
Doerr, Anthony: All the Light We Cannot See
Doran, Phil: The Reluctant Tuscan (Non-Fiction Memoir)
Doyle, Brian: The Adventures of John Carson in Several Quarters of the World
Doyle, Evelyn: Tea and Green Ribbons (Non-Fiction Memoir)
Drayson, Nicholas: A Guide to the Birds of East Africa
Du Maurier, Daphne: Rebecca
Dunn, Mark: Ella Minnow Pea
Dye, Dan and Mark Beckloff: Amazing Gracie (Non-Fiction Memoir)

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Eliot, George: Silas Marner
Eskens, Allen: The Life We Bury
Esquivel, Laura: Like Water for Chocolate
Quinn, Kate:  The Rose Code (Historical Fiction)
Sepetys, Ruta: Salt to the Sea (Historical Fiction)

Yen Mah, Adeline: Falling Leaves (Non-Fiction Memoir)

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