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      I Will Teach You to Be Rich: No Guilt. No Excuses. Just a 6‑Week Program That Works (Second Edition)

      I Will Teach You to Be Rich by Ramit Sethi offers a prac­ti­cal, 6‑week pro­gram to improve your finances with no guilt or excus­es. The book focus­es on automat­ing finances, opti­miz­ing spend­ing, and invest­ing smart­ly. The sec­ond edi­tion includes updat­ed advice and real-life exam­ples, mak­ing it a great resource for any­one look­ing to build long-term wealth with­out sac­ri­fic­ing enjoy­ment.
      Finance
      13 Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing
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      The Fault in Our Stars (John Green)

      The Fault in Our Stars by John Green is a poignant nov­el about two teenagers, Hazel Grace Lan­cast­er and Augus­tus Waters, who fall in love while nav­i­gat­ing their bat­tles with can­cer, explor­ing themes of mor­tal­i­ty, love, and the impact of life and death.
      Nov­el
      26 Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing
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    • Lessons in Chemistry A Novel (Bonnie Garmus) Cover

      Lessons in Chemistry A Novel (Bonnie Garmus)

      Lessons in Chem­istry by Bon­nie Gar­mus is a wit­ty and heart­warm­ing nov­el that fol­lows Eliz­a­beth Zott, an uncon­ven­tion­al and bril­liant chemist in the 1960s, as she nav­i­gates sex­ism in the male-dom­i­nat­ed world of sci­ence, ulti­mate­ly becom­ing an unlike­ly star of a pop­u­lar cook­ing show, where she uses her plat­form to chal­lenge soci­etal norms.
      His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion
      46 Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing
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    • The Vanishing Half (Brit Bennett) Cover

      The Vanishing Half (Brit Bennett)

      The Van­ish­ing Half by Brit Ben­nett explores the lives of twin sis­ters who grow up in a small, racial­ly divid­ed town and take vast­ly dif­fer­ent paths—one liv­ing as a Black woman and the oth­er pass­ing for white—while delv­ing into themes of iden­ti­ty, race, and fam­i­ly secrets.
      His­tor­i­cal Fic­tion
      17 Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing
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      Happy Place (Emily Henry)

      Hap­py Place by Emi­ly Hen­ry is a roman­tic com­e­dy about two for­mer lovers who pre­tend to still be togeth­er dur­ing a group vaca­tion, forc­ing them to con­front their past and feel­ings for each oth­er.
      Romance Nov­el
      41 Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing
      E
    • The Nightingale A Novel (Kristin Hannah) Cover

      The Nightingale A Novel (Kristin Hannah)

      The Nightin­gale by Kristin Han­nah is a his­tor­i­cal nov­el set dur­ing World War II, focus­ing on the lives of two sis­ters in Nazi-occu­pied France, high­light­ing their courage and resilience as they nav­i­gate the dan­gers of war and resis­tance.
      Nov­el
      41 Jan 8, ’25 Ongo­ing
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      One Basket

      One Bas­ket is a col­lec­tion of short sto­ries by Edna Fer­ber, pub­lished in 1912. The sto­ries explore themes of love, ambi­tion, and human resilience, often set in small-town Amer­i­ca. Fer­ber’s sharp wit and keen obser­va­tions of every­day life shine through in these char­ac­ter-dri­ven nar­ra­tives.
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      Further Adventures of Lad

      Fur­ther Adven­tures of Lad by Albert Payson Ter­hune is a sequel to Lad: A Dog. It con­tin­ues the heart­warm­ing tales of Lad, a coura­geous and intel­li­gent col­lie, as he faces new chal­lenges and adven­tures, show­cas­ing his loy­al­ty and hero­ism.
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      Dolly Dialogues

      Dol­ly Dia­logues by Antho­ny Hope is a col­lec­tion of wit­ty and humor­ous vignettes, pub­lished in 1894, fea­tur­ing sharp exchanges between the charm­ing Dol­ly and her admir­ers. The book cap­tures the nuances of Vic­to­ri­an soci­ety and rela­tion­ships with clever dia­logue and satire.
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