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| Tracey’s Picks |
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| Fiction |
Non-fiction |
| Adams, Richard George |
Bryson, Bill |
Allen, Sarah Addison |
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Aston, Elizabeth |
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| Austen, Jane |
Butler, Alan |
Cosby, Bill |
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| Donnell,
Susan Pocahontas |
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| Berdoll, Linda |
Duffy, Kevin |
Blake, Jennifer |
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| Brown, Dan |
Farman, John |
Brown, Sandra |
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Carr, Phillipa |
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| Chevalier, Tracy |
Pelzer, Dave |
| Cornwell, Bernard |
Sharp, Jo Ellen Meyers and Tom Tyler |
Deveraux, Jude |
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du Maurier, Daphne |
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Erickson, Carolly |
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| Feather, Jane | |
Furnivall, Kate. |
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| Gregory, Philippa |
Walsch, Neale Donald |
| Guy, John | |
| Haines,
Pamela The Diamond Waterfall |
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| Haynes, Melinda | |
Hill Long, Susan |
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| Khashoggi,
Soheir Mirage |
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Kostova, Elizabeth |
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| Krantz,
Judith Mistral's Daughter |
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Lamb, Wally |
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Maxwell, Robin |
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| McGowan, Kathleen |
Washington, George |
| Meyer, Stephanie | |
Morgan, Kathleen |
Weir, Alison |
| Moser, Nancy |
Wiencek, Henry An
Imperfect God: George Washington, His Slaves, and the Creation of |
| Riedley, Mary Phyllis |
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| Riley, Judith Merkle |
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| Ripley, Alexandra |
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Robbins, Harold |
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| Roberts, Nora |
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Russell, Mary Doria |
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Rutherfurd, Edward |
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| Sebold, Alice |
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| Smith, Anne Easter | |
| Stace, Wesley |
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Stein, Garth |
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Toole, John Kennedy |
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Wallace, Irving |
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| Waller, Robert James |
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| Wharton, Edith |
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Williams, Niall |
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| Worth,
Sandra The King's Daughter. A Novel of the First Tudor Queen (Rose of York) |
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Tracey of Book Reader's Traverse
Tracey, mother of two children, enjoys reading as a hobby. While Tracey made
riveting selections for reading during the book club phase of our association,
she claims she personally chooses "trashy love novels" most of the
time for her reading. Now, Tracey has her chance to review those if she so
pleases. Most habitual readers realize good books come in all genres and sizes--same
as bad.
Tracey is preparing herself for another interest of hers--writing a novel.
Of course, her life continues to speed on at a lightning pace, with the children,
a husband, and a full-time job as a supervisor at a small printing firm. This
web site promises to give Tracey some room to write and keep the creative
juices flowing.
Due to an insatiable curiosity for the world around her, Tracey also enjoys
reading non-fiction works of various topics. One pick for the book club was
The Mother Tongue: English
and How It Got That Way by Bill Bryson.
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