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“All Chrissy Durang wants is for her son Barnett to come home and take over the family farm. When Barnett does come home, he tells her that he's engaged to Ezra. As Chrissy struggles to accept the situation, chaotic wedding planning begins. Lane balances humorous and poignant moments in Barnett and Ezra's relationship and Chrissy's journey to understanding unconditional love. If you enjoyed Schitt's Creek, you're going to love this! ”

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“Return to the world of Boyfriend Material, when Luc and Oliver's friends are getting married and they try to decide whether or not they should do the same. Hall's brilliant sequel has you crying with laughter one page and sucking in a shocked breath the next. Sly humor and pointed social commentary combine into a simply lovely read that allows you to consider different perspectives and see the world around you just a bit differently. With Joe Jameson returning to narrate this novel, it's...”

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“In this series of essays, Isaac Fitzgerald examines his past and considers how his experiences have shaped him into the man he is today. Isaac’s voice is extraordinary. He tells these stories so beautifully and his perspective as well as his capacity for grace and understanding are true gifts. This memoir is full of love as well as some gut punches and was impossible to put down.”

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“In Erdogan’s Istanbul, a young American woman and her Turkish husband, a real estate mogul, become inextricably wrapped up in and trapped by a convoluted symbiotic relationship with American government interests. By marrying Murat, Catherine successfully escaped her parents’ domination, but now she is considering leaving her husband to return to the U.S., an action that will hurt Murat’s reputation as a major player in the construction business and compromise the relationship between Murat...”

Alice • Blue Willow Bookshop

“This is an intriguing story, part family saga, part social commentary, about twin sisters whose lives diverged into two very different directions. Desiree and Stella grew up in Mallard, Louisiana, a place that didn't show up on any map and a community that in the 1960s was racist in a peculiar way: the population was almost exclusively very light-skinned African Americans, many of whom could pass for white. Fourteen years before the story begins, Desiree and Stella suddenly left home together...”

Alice • Blue Willow Bookshop

“The Jane Austen Society is set primarily in Chawton, a village in Hampshire, England, where Jane Austen spent the last eight years of her life. World War II has ended, and the status of the estate is dicey. The novel follows the lives of an eclectic group of characters whose mutual love for Jane Austen draws them together in a quest to save her artifacts and family home. This is an easy summer read that will appeal to anyone who loves Jane Austen. There are lots of fun references to Austen’s...”

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