Anne of Avonlea Anneof Avonlea is Lucy Maud Montgomery's amazing sequel to her triumphant Anne ofGreen Gables ... Continue...
Snow Falling on Cedars Seton San Piedro Island in 1954, Snow Falling on Cedars is about a murder trial inthe wake of World War II. The novel is amazing and shows how the small communityoff the coast of Washington discriminates against their Japanese-Americanneighbors ... Continue...
Sophie's World Mostteenagers, including me, usually fall asleep at the mere mention of philosophy.Amazingly, though, Norwegian writer Jostein Gaarder has managed to turn agenerally boring topic into a riveting 513-page story ... Continue...
Spilling Open: The Art of Becoming Yourself I discovered Spilling Open: The Art of Becoming Yourself at the library. I spotteda copy I thought had been misplaced in the flower section and found the titleintriguing. Just a glance convinced me not only to borrow the book, but to buy myown copy ... Continue...
The Three Musketeers A few months ago I was in the mood to read a good classic, and stumbled acrossAlexander Dumas' famous narrative The Three Musketeers in a bookstore.
This story has everything you would ever want: romance, camaraderie,heroism, and, above all, adventure ... Continue...
They Shoot Canoes, Don_t They? Ifyou enjoy a good laugh and embellished stories like your dad would tell, then youwill like They Shoot Canoes, Don't They? McManus is a gifted comedian with atalent for getting a point across while entertaining ... Continue...
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