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After a horrific accident on her wedding day, Annie is whisked up to heaven, where she not only meets up with Eddie but also four others whose lives she touched and impacted in meaningful ways. Of course, there are no simplistic, happily-ever-after endings in the Albom universe, and Annie and Paolo prove there are no exceptions to that rule. However, things appear to be on the upswing as she reunites with and marries Paolo, her childhood sweetheart. “The Next Person You Meet in Heaven” by Mitch Albom - “…Life has not been without its struggles for Annie, who was left with both a disability and an overly protective mother after the accident at Ruby Pier Amusement Park. “Maddaddam” by Margaret Atwood - ““This unsentimental narrative exposes the heart of human creativity as well as our self-destructive darkness. MaddAddam is fueled with edgy humor, sardonic twists, hilarious coincidences.” - The Boston Globe “Laurentian Divide” by Sarah Stonich - “Thanks to Stonich’s keen depictions, this is a small town peopled with actual people: diverse individuals united by a common experience of place. Laurentian Dividetransports attention to a ‘scrap of near-nowhere’ because ‘life isn’t something that happens to you-how you choose to react to what happens is life.” - Foreword Review

It is a story about strong women, their hardships, sacrifices and ability to love even though it may mean keeping secrets.” -The Missourian

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It is book full of inspirational characters, from the loving uncle to the girls’ mother, Najin, the best secret keeper of them all. “The Kinship of Secrets” by Eugenia Kim - “This unforgettable novel is about war, immigration, family bonds, resentment, anger, and love.

“Juno’s Swans” by Tamsen Wolff - “A riveting account of first love…Wolff’s crushing novel is ultimately a very personal story, vividly rendered in a montage of memories.” - Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) “Jeeves and King of Clubs” by Ben Schott - “Impressive… Schott comes up with Wodehouse caliber metaphors and otherwise expertly channels the master’s voice… an essential volume for Wodehouse fans, rounded out with endnotes full of fun historical and literary facts.”― Publishers Weekly “In His Father’s Footsteps” by Danielle Steel - “Moving from the ashes of postwar Europe to the Lower East Side of New York, to wealth, success, and unlimited luxury, In His Father’s Footsteps is a stirring tale of three generations of strong, courageous, and loving people who pay their dues to achieve their goals.” – inside front cover “The Girl They Left Behind” by Roxanne Veletzos - “, which Veletzos based on her mother’s life, is worth reading for its Romanian setting, and questions regarding Natalia’s real parents and whether she will ever be reunited with them add an element of suspense.” - Booklist With a little tension and a lot of heart, The Dream Daughter will delight Chamberlain’s fans and hook new readers.” ― Booklist “The Dream Daughter” by Diane Chamberlain - “Chamberlain stretches her sense of familial relationships and toe-curling suspense in new directions, weaving in elements of trust, history, and time as she explores the things we do for love. Randi Olin and Lauren Apfel, executive editors of Motherwell Magazine

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Quick-paced, witty, and well-executed, Francie Arenson Dickman’s debut novel weaves together a series of flawed and honest relationships, both past and present, with the kind of mastery one would expect from a seasoned best-selling author.” “Chuckerman Makes a Movie” by Francie Arenson Dickman - “Thoughtfully narrated and with a split-screen storyline, Chuckerman Makes A Movie is a unique coming of age tale told through the lens of a film-writing class. Readers will cheer for the wounded warrior who may have found a place to call home.” –( Publishers Weekly (starred review))

“The Christmas Key” by Lori Wilde - “…An absolute crowd-pleaser… The magnetism between Naomi and Mark is breathtaking and real, the magic of Christmas enhances their romance.