Esmeralda Santiago is Back in the Book Case

Esmeralda Santiago is Back in the Book Case

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Janice Page and an Unlikely Memoir

Janice Page’s The Year of the Water Horse is a funny memoir. At times, laugh out loud funny. But it is also about why we tell stories, what we make important in our lives, what we protect and what we share. Full of thoughtful reflection, this is a book that will have you looking ...  Show more

Paula McLain Escapes into the Paris Underground

Paula McLain’s Skylark is the GMA book club pick this month and we are so pleased she sat down with us too. This book is a beautifully written, touching and suspenseful story centered around the meaning of freedom, and the prices we pay to attain it. Paralleling two stories in Pa ...  Show more

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