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The Santa Suit
Readers who enjoy a sassy, sentimental holiday story with magical Christmas surprises should pick up Andrews’s latest without delay.
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Christmas Past: An Anthology of Seasonal Stories from Nineteenth-Century America
Perfect for readers who want to slow down and think more deeply about the evolution of American Christmases; with charming illustrations to boot.
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The Wish Book Christmas
There’s no putting down this nostalgic, appealing read that conveys the feeling of a child’s wonder and the building of a caring community.
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A Surprise for Christmas and Other Seasonal Mysteries
With perfectly sized stories for stolen moments during a busy season, there’s something for everyone in this well-curated anthology.
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The Forest of Vanishing Stars
Harmel’s (The Book of Lost Names) engaging characters will make a lasting impression as they battle against nature and the worst of man, while also glimpsing the goodness of humankind. For fans of Kate Quinn, Alice Hoffman’s The World That We Knew, or Sofía Segovia’s Tears of Amber.
Read-Alikes for ‘The Maidens’ by Alex Michaelides | LibraryReads
LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting for The Maidens by Alex Michaelides.
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The Summer of Lost and Found
The latest in Monroe’s long-running “Beach House” series (after On Ocean Boulevard) gives dedicated fans a chance to catch up with old friends, and provides enough background on the characters for new readers to enjoy. The intimate island atmosphere keeps the focus on family and romantic relationships, as the characters deal with a global pandemic. Monroe’s book acknowledges some of the hardships that real people endured over the past year, addresses loss and change, and finds hope where it’s possible, which gives depth to this timely story.
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Wild Women and the Blues
Readers looking for solid historical fiction or complicated relationships, or to gain new insights into underrepresented points of view, will enjoy this book.
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Those Who Are Saved
Readers looking for a strong foundation of historical fact blended into a fictional story, with the research sources to back it up, will find that mix right here.
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