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The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom |
Old
man dies . . . in heaven meets five key people who, unknown to him,
changed the course of his life. 196 pages. F ALB |
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This is now my favorite book. It is awesome, but at first it's kind of hard to understand. Then, in the end, it is perfect! -S.T.
It was good. It was hard to put down . . . and I usually don't like reading. -Julianne Jacob, class of 2009
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Odd Thomas by Dean Koontz |
Short-order
cook who talks to ghosts and sees evil spirits called bodaches embarks
on a quest to save a town from a horrible crime. Cleverly written,
suspenseful story. 399 pages. (F KOO Bestseller Section) |
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-Chris Ferrante, Class of 2009.
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Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas by James Patterson |
Katie
loves Matt, but one day he breaks up with her and sends her a package,
containing "Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas," with instructions
to read it, no matter how difficult it is for her. VERY romantic
and sad. (289 pages of large print) (F PAT Bestseller Section) |
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The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks |
Two
elderly lovers relive their romantic early days through the writings
in his notebook. Romantic tearjerker. Sequel is The Wedding. 214 pages. (F SPA Bestseller Section) |
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A Walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks |
An
unlikely romance between two very different young people makes for
a wonderfully sentimental love story. 240 pages. (F SPA Bestseller Section) |
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I loved this book. So sad, but sooo good
- my favorite book of all time. Very good storyline! Also, see the movie,
perfect portrayal.
-Emily Adams, Class of 2008
Very good book. Kept you interested. A good love story. -A.B.
It was a great book, and everyone I know that has read it liked it a lot. I enjoyed how he did everything nice for her and helped her with her dreams. -S.M.
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time by Mark Haddon |
| The story of a 16-year-old autistic young man who embarks on a mystery to discover who killed his neighbor's dog. A fascinating look at autism in this first-person novel. (F HAD) | |
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The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown |
Invesitgating
the murder of a Louvre curator, Sophie and Robert find clues painted
into a Da Vinci work, inadvertantly uncovering a plot involving
the Holy Grail and a secret society known as the Priory of Sion.
454 pages. (F BRO) |
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The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd |
Fourteen-year-old
Lily and her companion, Rosaleen, an African-American woman who
has cared from Lily since her mother's death ten years earlier,
flee their home after Rosaleen is victimized by racist police officers,
and find a safe haven in Tiburon, South Carolina at the home of
three beekeeping sisters, May, June, and August. 301 pages. (F KID) |
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Angels and Demons by Dan Brown |
World-renowned
symbologist Robert Langdon analyses a mysterious symbol on the chest
of a murder victim and uncovers a vendetta against the Catholic
Church. 527 pages. (F BRO) |
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