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Most of the books on this list come from reviews in the magazines Entertainment Weekly and People. A lot of the descriptions are excerpted from the reviews. Please support these magazines and the books that they recommend.

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Shults, Captain Tammie Jo	Nerves of Steel	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Nerves of Steel is the captivating true story of Tammie Jo Shults's remarkable life--from growing up the daughter of a humble rancher, to breaking through gender barriers as one of the Navy's first female F/A-18 Hornet pilots, to safely landing the severely crippled Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 and helping save the lives of 148 people.
Shults, Tammy Jo	Nerves of Steel	Memoir	Suggested By: People Mag. Shults famously landed Southwest Airlines Flight 1380, saving 148 lives, after engine failure had pulled a woman out of the plane window. Her memoir explains how she got there, fighting a mostly male system that banked on her failure and becoming first a Navy and then a commercial pilot. An inspirational story about making your dreams take flight.
Olivis, Argena	Network Marketing For Introverts	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Guide To Success For The Shy Network Marketer (network marketing, multi level marketing, mlm, direct sales).
Gold, Theo	Networking	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Networking Genius. Confidence, charisma, likability & communication skills.
Silberman, Steve	NeuroTribes	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Explores the history of autism research. "Beautifully told, humanizing, important" (The New York Times). Autism Spectrum. Autistic. Asperger's syndrome.
Silberman, Steve	NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. What is autism? A lifelong disability, or a naturally occurring form of cognitive difference akin to certain forms of genius? In truth, it is all of these things and more--and the future of our society depends on our understanding it. WIRED reporter Steve Silberman unearths the secret history of autism, long suppressed by the same clinicians who became famous for discovering it, and finds surprising answers to the crucial question of why the number of diagnoses has soared in recent years. Autism Spectrum. Autistic. Asperger's syndrome.
Livingston, Glenn	Never Binge Again	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Reprogram yourself to think like a permanently thin person. Stop overeating and binge eating and stick to the food plan of your choice.
Hart, Joe	Never Come Back (Coming out 4/2/2024)	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Author. Sequel to Where They Lie. Coming out 4/2/2024.
Fink, Mitchel and Lois Mathais	Never Forget: An Oral History of September 11, 2001	Non-fiction	Personal stories by the survivors of September 11.
Barclay, Linwood	Never Look Away	Crime/Mystery	Journalist David Harwood is left only with questions after a family outing becomes a terrifying nightmare in the mere blink of an eye. Recommended by Stephen King.
Gerritsen, Tess	Never Say Die	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Twenty years after her father's plane crashed in the jungles of Southeast Asia, Willy Jane Maitland is finally tracking his last moves. She recognizes the danger, but her search for the truth is the only thing that matters.
Rickardsson, Christina	Never Stop Walking: A Memoir of Finding Home Across the World	Memoir	Suggested By: Other. As Christina Rickardsson, she's raised by caring adoptive parents in Sweden, far from the despairing favelas of her childhood. Accomplished and outwardly "normal," Christina is also filled with rage over what she's lost and having to adapt to a new reality while struggling with the traumas of her youth. When her world falls apart again as an adult, Christina returns to Brazil to finally confront her past and unlock the truth of what really happened to Christiana Mara Coelho.
Rowan, Roy	Never Too Late	Memoir	A memoir with tips on aging (live with enthusiasm, exertion, and energy) from career "Life" and "Time" correspondent.
Anderson, Charlie Jane, Brooke Bolander, Amal El-Mohtar, Maria Dahvana Headley, Kameron Hurley, Seanan McGuire, Nisi Shawl, Catherynne M. Valente, Carrie Vaughn, Jo Walton, Alyssa Wong	Nevertheless She Persisted: Flash Fiction Project	Short Stories	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Together these authors share unique visions of women inventing, playing, loving, surviving, and – of course – dreaming of themselves beyond their circumstances.
Callea, Donna	New Coastal Times	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: Other. $1.07 Kindle book. It's no day at the beach when Hurricane Walter just about swallows Florida. And Walter is just the beginning, ushering in a world-wide disaster-filled era. But former reporter Mia Fine knows she doesn't have it so bad as she, her adorable doctor husband, and a quirky band of fellow travelers head for New York State. Because there's no place like home.
Pépin, Jacques	New Complete Techniques	Cookbook	Suggested By: BookBub.com. $3.23 Kindle book. I'm not sure if this will be fun, or depressing as it reveals how bad my basic cooking skills are. Filled with thousands of photographs demonstrating techniques; new advice and tips; and hundreds of recipes ranging from simple to sublime, this is the must-have manual for any kitchen aficionado. Pépin offers step-by-step instructions on every aspect of cooking, including: learning basics, such as how to use knives correctly and how to cut a flawless julienne; conquering classic recipes, such as crêpes suzette and hollandaise sauce; creating whimsical and elegant decorations, such as olive rabbits and tomato flowers; tackling inventive ways of becoming a culinary superstar, such as turning an old refrigerator into a makeshift smoker.
Peppard, Jacqueline	New Era Healthy Eating Cookbook	Cookbook	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Recipes when you want healthy but LOVE food.
Caldwell, Gail	New Life, No Instructions	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. After being hit with one tragedy after another, Caldwell faces an important turning point in life and writes about loss, healing, and change.
Smith, Julie	New Orleans Mourning	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Other. $.99 Kindle book.
Godfrey, Daniel	New Pompeii	SciFi	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Nick consults for a tech giant that has mastered pulling people through time - but not without a cost. A thrillingly original take on the time travel genre.
Nesbit, E. (Edith)	New Treasure Seekers or, The Bastable Children in Search of a Fortune	Classic	Suggested By: Author. Free Kindle book. The story of Dora, Oswald, Dicky, Alice, Noel, and Horace Octavius (H. O.) Bastable, and their attempts to assist their widowed father and recover the fortunes of their family; its sequels are The Wouldbegoods (1899) and The New Treasure Seekers (1904).
Grosvenor, Edwin S.	New York	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. From Henry Hudson's exploratory voyage to the construction of Central Park, discover the remarkable stories of the most iconic city in the US with this engrossing history of New York.
Rutherfurd, Edward	New York	Fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Edward Rutherfurd celebrates America's greatest city in a rich, engrossing saga, weaving together tales of families rich and poor, native-born and immigrant - a cast of fictional and true characters...
Sietsema, Robert	New York in a Dozen Dishes	Non-fiction	12 dishes and scopes out the best of the best from pizza to pho to barbecued brisket.
Conover, Ted	Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing	Non-fiction	A reporter goes undercover as a prison guard.
Shostak, Kay Dew	Next Stop, Chancey	Chick Lit	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Chancey Books book 1. Looking in your teenage daughters' purse is never a good idea. After all, it ended up with Carolina Jessup opening a Bed & Breakfast for railroad fanatics in a tiny Georgia Mountain town. Carolina knows all about, and hates, small towns. How did she end up leaving her wonderful Atlanta suburbs behind while making her husband's dreams come true?
Oelke, Lianne	Nice Try, Jane Sinner	Youth	Suggested By: Amazon.com. "Jane Sinner snarked her way into my heart, and she's never leaving. Prepare to fall hard for this hilarious, heartfelt gem of a book."--Becky Albertalli, author of Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda. It's Kind of a Funny Story meets Daria in the darkly hilarious tale of a teen's attempt to remake her public image and restore inner peace through reality TV. The only thing 17-year-old Jane Sinner hates more than failure is pity. After a personal crisis and her subsequent expulsion from high school, she's going nowhere fast. Jane's well-meaning parents push her to attend a high school completion program at the nearby Elbow River Community College, and she agrees, on one condition: she gets to move out.
Davis, Aric	Nickel Plated	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Other. $2.15 Kindle book. Just twelve years old, he makes a steady living by selling marijuana to high schoolers, blackmailing pedophiles he ferrets out online, and working as a private investigator. When a beautiful girl named Arrow hires him to find her little sister Shelby, Nickel figures at best the kid's a runaway; at worst, some perv's gotten a hold of her. He scours the internet and the streets of Arrow's suburban neighborhood, and what he finds there is as ugly a truth as he's ever seen.
Lawson, Nigella	Nigella Express	Cookbook	Ingredient lists tend to be small, but results are definitely impressive.
Wiesel, Elie	Night	Memoir	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. Candid, horrific, and deeply poignant autobiographical account of his survival as a teenager in the Nazi death camps. From wiki Bildungsromans list, and suggested by Kim P.
Yenbamroong, Kris	Night + Market	Cookbook	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. From the chef behind L.A.'s two Night + Market eateries specializes in Thai party food. Expect simple recipes packed with big complex flavors.
Cramer, Scott	Night of the Purple Moon	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. The Toucan Trilogy book 1. Comet dust turns the moon a beautiful shade of purple, but it brings fatal consequences: adults across the globe drop dead. Can 13-year-old Abby fight to protect her siblings and survive the apocalyptic nightmare that lies ahead?
Parker, Robert B.	Night Passage	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Author. First book in the Jesse Stone series.
Dunbar, Tony	Night Watchman	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. When in the 1970s a young war protester is killed in broad daylight on Canal Street, it appears that his murder will be forgotten, a back page story lost in the big news of an especially violent era. But a youthful Tubby chanced to see it happen, and the tragic event's haunted him throughout his life. Decades later, an established (but not exactly driven) lawyer, yet successful enough to have time on his hands, Tubby decides to conduct his own investigation into the forgotten crime.
Dow, Lynn	Nightingale Tales: Stories from My Life as a Nurse	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. n the 1950s, nurses served as handmaidens to the physician; by the start of the new millennium, they had become admired independent practitioners. Nightingale Tales is a peek into that transition, as told by a nurse who lived it. Each chapter is a stand-alone story depicting the ridiculous mores nurses have been subjected to over the years, the archaic equipment they've had to struggle with, and the changes in the profession, brought about by time, the feminist movement, and advances in technology. Told with humor and compassion, the stories of Nightingale Tales provides an unusual--and highly entertaining--window into the world of medicine from the mid-twentieth century to the present.
Binchy, Maeve	Nights Of Rain And Stars	Brit Lit	Suggested By: Author. $3.23 Kindle book. Tourists enter the hilltop tavern, alone and in pairs, for a casual lunch. But a sudden tragedy in the harbor below causes these perfect strangers to become unlikely friends as their lives begin to entwine...
Silverberg, Robert	Nightwings	SciFi	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. This classic is an evocative look at a crumbling Earth of the far future and a human race struggling to survive.
Frazier, Charles	Nightwoods	Crime/Mystery	By author of Cold Mountain. Appalachian mystery combines enchanting prose with a terrifying story.
Stewart, Mary	Nine Coaches Waiting	Fiction	Suggested By: Author. $1.07 Kindle book. Linda Martin understands what is to be lonely: her parents died when she was young, and she was raised in an orphanage. When she is hired as a governess to the orphaned young Philippe, Comte de Valmy, Linda finds a kindred spirit in the lonely little boy. But Philippe is the heir to a vast estate in Savoy, and his dangerously handsome uncle may be willing to kill to ensure that Philippe never inherits it.
Kilroy, Mike	Nine Meals	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: Other. $1.07 Kindle book. When the sun belched and the power grid failed, it was only nine meals until the end of the world. Billy "Shep" Shepard always thought the apocalypse would come from an asteroid with a funny name, or a super bug, or a nuclear war, or even Yellowstone blowing its top. It came from none of those things. Instead it came from an angry sun in the form of the biggest Coronal Mass Ejection mankind had ever seen – and it slapped the human race back a century.
Clary, LeRoy	Nine Years After: Book One	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. "After" is a stand-alone book series, read in any order. From the safety of the Deep Hole Sanctuary, two are sent to the surface for the first time in nine years. Rumors, tales, and expectations for the world above are that they will find a desolate wasteland filled with mutated animals and bands of roving hoards of starving people. It's a death sentence.
Picoult, Jodi	Nineteen Minutes	Fiction	Centered around a Columbine-like school shooting, the book jumps between characters and time periods, making us care as much fot the shooter, Peter Houghton, as for his victims. After murderining 10 classmates in a 19-minute rampage, he offers a terse explanation: "They started it."
Various	Ninth Step Station	Short Stories	Suggested By: BookBub.com. This fast-moving collection of short stories follows an unlikely pair, peacekeeper Emma and police detective Miyako as they join forces to investigate murders in a high-tech future Tokyo. And the fate of the entire world could depend on what they find.
Dobyns, Jay and Nils Johnson-Shelton	No Angel	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. In this "harrowing" true story, a federal agent recounts his experience infiltrating the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club.
Vincenzi, Penny	No Angel	Fiction	Big epic novel to sink your teeth into. Edwardian lady is determined to have a career of her own. She finagles her way into an editor's office, rises quickly to prominence in the literary world, and nothing will stop her from achieving the success she's striving for.
McLaughlin, Patrick J.	No Atheists In Foxholes	Memoir	Reflections and Prayers From the Front
Christopher, John	No Blade of Grass	SciFi	Post-apocalyptic survival and recovery - recommended by the guys at UH. From the back of the book [as quoted on Amazon.com] "It began simply enough when an Asiatic virus destroyed the grass and grain supply of the entire world. A mass slaughter began as nations murdered their own citizens so that some might live. And then there came a time when every man lived for himself without laws or morals. It was then that there was no hope for civilization, because there was NO BLADE OF GRASS."
Weil, Elizabeth	No Cheating, No Dying	Memoir	New York Time's scribe - witty, honest exploration of her marriage and how she sought to improve it.
Meade, Jim	No Cooked Breakfast	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Lighthearted reflections on my life and how I opened Bear Mountain Lodge, guest notes on why they visited and what they liked, and tips for aspiring B&B innkeepers.
Aldrin, Buzz	No Dream is Too HIgh	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. A pioneering astronaut shares insights, anecdotes, and hard-earned wisdom from his life on Earth and in space. Aldrin is just as candid about his disappointments, struggles, and failures as he is about his extraordinary achievements, and this is what makes his story so appealing.
Armfield, Gina Rossi	No Excuses Art Journaling	Craft	Suggested By: Unknown. THIS BOOK IS IN AZ!! Making time for creativity.
Robbins, John	No Happy Cows: Dispatches from the Frontlines of the Food Revolution	Essays	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Robbins shares his dispatches from the frontlines of the food revolution: From his undercover investigations of feed lots and slaughterhouses, to the rise of food contamination, the slave trade behind chocolate and coffee, what he calls the sham of "Vitamin Water", and the effects of hormones on animals and animal products.
Manovi, Aasif	No Land's Man	Memoir	Suggested By: Unknown. One of the most popular correspondents on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart opens up about his family history and what it means to be an Indo-Muslim-British-American actor. "A warm and explosively funny book."
Westlake, Donald E. as John Dexter	No Longer a Virgin (1960)	Other	Suggested By: Author. I OWN A PAPERBACK COPY - HAVE NOT READ IT YET. Soft-core porn (weird).
Lyman, Howard F.	No More Bull!: The Mad Cowboy Targets America's Worst Enemy: Our Diet	Non-fiction	Mad Cow Disease has come to America, and Lyman argues persuasively in No More Bull! that the problem will only grow more deadly until our government deals with it seriously.
Cabot, Meg	No Offense	Chick Lit	Suggested By: BookBub.com. A pure delight to read. After a broken engagement, Molly Montgomery moves to quaint Little Bridge Island to pursue her dream job. There, she quickly butts heads with sheriff John Hartwell - but could he be her second chance at happiness?
David, Cazzie	No One Asked For This	Essays	Suggested By: People Mag. Cazzie David is a negative, anxious person - or as she puts it, "I'm pretty sure people sage their homes after I leave." David (daughter of Larry, and boy does she have his DNA) will make you bark with laughter in these essays about family, relationships and the perils of social media.
Powers, Ron	No One Cares About Crazy People	Memoir	Suggested By: People Mag. From nearly unbearable sorrows - two schizophrenic sons, one of them lost to suicide - Powers crafted a searing memoir and a powerful call to arms.
Watts, Stephanie Powell	No One Is Coming to Save Us	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Available as an eBook from the library. The inaugural Sarah Jessica Parker pick for Book Club Central. JJ Ferguson has returned home to Pinewood, North Carolina, to build his dream house and to pursue his high school sweetheart, Ava. But as he reenters his former world, where factories are in decline and the legacy of Jim Crow is still felt, he's startled to find that the people he once knew and loved have changed just as much as he has. Ava is now married and desperate for a baby, though she can't seem to carry one to term. Her husband, Henry, has grown distant, frustrated by the demise of the furniture industry, which has outsourced to China and stripped the area of jobs. Ava's mother, Sylvia, caters to and meddles with the lives of those around her, trying to fill the void left by her absent son. And Don, Sylvia's unworthy but charming husband, just won't stop hanging around.
Goodman, Doris K	No Ordinary Time	Non-fiction	Something about the Roosevelts - recommended by CHDIII.
Primrose-Smith, Steven	No Place Like Home, Thank God	Memoir	Suggested By: Other. $1.07 Kindle book. A 22,000 Mile Bicycle Ride Around Europe
Deacock, Antonia	No Purdah in Padam	Non-fiction	The Story of the Women's Overland Himalayan Expedition, 1958.
Annear, Peggy	No Sugar Diet	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book.
Kendrick, Keturah	No Thanks: Black, Female, and Living in the Martyr-Free Zone	Essays	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Through eight humorous essays, Keturah Kendrick chronicles her journey to freedom. She shares the stories of other women who have freed themselves from the narrow definition of what makes a "proper woman." Spotlighting the cultural bullying that dictates women must become mothers to the expectation that one's spiritual path follow the traditions of previous generations, Kendrick imagines a world where black women make life choices that center on their needs and desires. She also examines the rising trend of women choosing to remain single and explores how such a choice is the antithesis to the trope of the sorrowful black woman who cannot find a man to grant her the prize of legal partnership. A mixture of memoir and cultural critique, No Thanks uses wit and insight to paint a picture of the twenty-first-century black woman who has unchained herself from what she is supposed to be. A black woman who has given herself permission to be whomever she wants to be.
West, Bing	No True Glory : A Frontline Account of the Battle for Fallujah	Non-fiction	The First and Second Battles of Fallujah, in April and October, 2003, represented the largest sustained US military engagement since the Battle of Hue over thirty years earlier in Vietnam. But just as the battles represented a landmark in terms of US military involvement in Iraq, the political and strategic landscape of the US position in the country was dramatically altered as a result of the campaign. No True Glory is a great overview of the battles.
Snyder, Rachel Louise	No Visible Bruises	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Snyder's throughly reported book covers what the World Health Organization has called "a global health problem of epidemic proportions." In America alone, half of all murdered women are killed by a current or former partner. Snyder debunks pervasive myths (restraining orders are the answer, abusers never change) of people on both sides of the equation. She doesn't give easy answers, but presents a wealth of information that is its own form of hope.
Martin, Judith	No Vulgar Hotel	Travel	Suggested By: BookBub.com. This is the definitive book for managing an incurable passion for a decaying, waterlogged village. Whether you already have a raging case of Venetophilia or are among the fifteen million people who yearly put themselves in danger of contracting it, here is where you get your fix of Venetian wit, history, practicality, and enchantment.
Mofina, Rick	No Way Back	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. San Francisco crime reporter Tom Reed is burned out. On the day he decides to finally quit the news business, a sensational story breaks. A heart-stopping robbery-homicide at a jewelry store. The suspects have shot and killed a police officer before fleeing with a female hostage. Reed rushes to the scene, his passion resurrected for one last big story.
Dayle, Harry	Noah's Ark: Survivors	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Noah's Ark Series Book 1). May 1st: the Earth is scorched by a stray asteroid, wiping out almost all life. Almost, but not quite all. Three thousand souls aboard a cruise ship visiting the north pole are spared by a freak of nature. The ship's first officer, Jake Noah, was looking forward to getting back to dry land once and for all. But then the world ended, and now he finds himself reluctantly in charge of the last handful of survivors of the human race. The limited resources on board mean that just staying alive will be a struggle. With the threat of mutiny ever present, can Jake rise to the challenge and lead his crew and their passengers on a quest for safety? Or will he take the easy option and leave anarchy and chaos to prevail? As of 4/9/2022, there are FIVE books in this series.
Burnett-Zeigler, Inger	Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Drawing from research and personal experience, an esteemed clinical psychologist explores the strength of Black women - and its relationship to their endurance of trauma. This thorough analysis effectively pulls back the curtain on the emotional and health barriers Black women face.
Brown	Nobody's Business But Your Own	Non-fiction	Information about businesses opened by young entrepreneurs.
Moore, Christopher	Noir	Humorous	Suggested By: Author. The absurdly outrageous, sarcastically satiric, and always entertaining New York Times bestselling author Christopher Moore returns in finest madcap form with this zany noir set on the mean streets of post-World War II San Francisco, and featuring a diverse cast of characters, including a hapless bartender; his Chinese sidekick; a doll with sharp angles and dangerous curves; a tight-lipped Air Force general; a wisecracking waif; Petey, a black mamba; and many more.
Toibin, Colm	Nora Webster	Fiction	ntroduces the formidable, memorable, and deeply moving Nora Webster. Widowed at forty, with four children and not enough money, Nora has lost the love of her life, Maurice, the man who rescued her from the stifling world to which she was born. And now she fears she may be sucked back into it.
Ogley, Desmond	Nordic Walking	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. The beginner's guide to Nordic pole walking for health, fitness & adventure.
Rooney, Sally	Normal People	Fiction	Suggested By: People Mag. UPDATE: Watched the Hulu Series in June 2020. It started out as a heartbreaking story about first love. But then it became increasingly frustrating how hard the two of them work to stay unhappy. Why is it that some people continually sabotage their own happiness? Maddening. Not sure if I want to read the book or not. Connell is the quiet star of the high school in his Irish town, while wealthy, idiosyncratic Marianne is an outcast. His mom cleans her family's house, setting up a complex social dynamic for the duo's on-and-off romance, which continues through college. Shatteringly honest yet wildly romantic, this is a story of misses, mistakes and unlikely resilience. You might just finish it in a single sitting.
Jakes, John	North and South	Fiction	Suggested By: Author. $1.99 Kindle book. Includes only book 1: North and South. Does not include book 2 Love and War, or book 3 Heaven and Hell. There was a miniseries starring Patrick Swayze (1985, 1986, and 1994).
Berry, Flynn	Northern Spy	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: BookBub.com. NYT Bestseller and 2021 Reese's Book Club pick. When footage from a robbery indicates Tessa's sister has joined the IRA, it sends shockwaves through her family - and all of Ireland. But what's the truth?
Hill, Joe	NOS4A2	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Other. $2.14 Kindle book. Victoria McQueen has a secret gift for finding things: a misplaced bracelet, a missing photograph, answers to unanswerable questions. Charles Talent Manx has a way with children. He likes to take them for rides in his 1938 Rolls-Royce Wraith with the NOS4A2 vanity plate.
McGinnis, Mindy	Not a Drop to Drink	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Teenage Lynn has been taught to defend her pond against every threat: drought, a snowless winter, coyotes, and most important, people looking for a drink. She makes sure anyone who comes near the pond leaves thirsty--or doesn't leave at all. Confident in her own abilities, Lynn has no use for the world beyond the nearby fields and forest. But when strangers appear, the mysterious footprints by the pond, nighttime threats, and gunshots make it all too clear Lynn has exactly what they want, and they won't stop until they get it....For more in this gritty world, join Lynn on an epic journey to find home in the companion novel, In a Handful of Dust.
Schneider, Mindy	Not a Happy Camper	Memoir	If the word "lanyard" makes you cringe, Schneider's wry memoir about a Maine summer camp is for you.
Zevy, Aaron	Not Book Club Material	Humorous	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Free Kindle book. Not Book Club Material is a memoir packed with wry humor, mouth-watering revelations, and insights that are candid, thought-provoking, and fun all in one. Thus, the title was born...and a rollicking ride through a life that introduces (and quickly answers) the question of what makes a good book club read and that book clubs… above all, enjoy vivid, thought-provoking material. Ironically, Not Book Club Material's stories represent these very things, and it would be a shame if book clubs judged the title by the size of its tales. Here lies bright, sparkling jewels of insight and experience in fun mix of reality and fantasy that features a host of characters and dilemmas and more than light references to food. Jewish, literary, and general-interest humor and memoir readers who delight in stories of food and family will all find Not Book Club Material a major attraction. And, yes, book clubs interested in any of these subjects should put it high on their reading lists.
Collins, Paul	Not Even Wrong	Memoir	Suggested By: Unknown. Few things are more heartbreaking than learning that your child is destined to be an outsider, forever isolated inside his own mind. Collin's son was diagnosed with autism, a story he with sad truth and beauty. His efforts to understand are presented with historical nuggets about autism. Autism Spectrum. Autistic. Asperger's syndrome.
Nft	Not for Tourists 2010 Guide to...	Travel	Not for Tourists guidebooks are map-based, neighborhood by neighborhood guides designed to lighten the load of already street-savvy residents, commuters, business travelers, and yes, tourists too.
Lindstrom, Eric	Not If I See You First	Youth	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Sharp-witted Parker doesn't want to be treated differently just because she's blind. And she's definitely not giving her ex-boyfriend, Scott, a second chance.
Perlstein, Linda	Not Much Just Chillin': The Hidden Lives of Middle Schoolers	Non-fiction	Perlstein spent a year with some sixth through eighth graders.
Cumming, Alan	Not My Father's Son	Memoir	Suggested By: Other. $2.14 Kindle book.
Connolly, Paul	Not Normal: The uncensored account of an extraordinary true life story	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. The latest bestseller from Paul Connolly, this is an uncensored account of his extraordinary true life story and lifelong struggle to overcome an abusive childhood and build a normal life for himself and his family. Literally abandoned with the rubbish at 2 weeks old and taken into the care system of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Paul Connolly was sent to the notorious St Leonard's home in Essex, where he regularly heard that he was 'not normal' during years of mental, physical and sexual abuse. Childhood friendships made and lost. Total Neglect. Starvation. Sending an illiterate, very angry young man out into the world.
Herbert, Debbie	Not One of Us	Fiction	Suggested By: Amazon.com. Free Kindle book. Free with Amazon Prime First Reads. Thirteen years ago, Jori Trahan's boyfriend vanished without a trace. Now, after moving back home to Alabama to care for her ailing grandmother and autistic brother, she comes face-to-face with the deadly mystery behind his disappearance. Jori has a rare form of synesthesia, meaning she can "hear" colors; to her, tones of voice are as unique as fingerprints. With the help of this ability and a sympathetic cop, Jori comes dangerously close to uncovering the truth. But those responsible will go to any length--including murder--to keep their dark secrets buried.
Settersten, Richard and Barbara E. Ray	Not Quite Adults	Non-fiction	Why 20-Somethings Are Choosing a Slower Path to Adulthood, and Why It's Good for Everyone
Witt, L. A.	Not Safe For Work	GLBT	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Bored senseless in a meeting, Jon McNeill amuses himself with a kinky dating app on his phone. Then the app matches him with another user…who's six feet away. Suddenly Jon finds himself on the same page as someone who's way above his pay grade: Millionaire property developer Rick Pierce.
Oxenreider, Tsh	Notes from a Blue Bike: The Art of Living Intentionally in a Chaotic World	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. It doesn't always feel like it, but we do have the freedom to creatively change the little things in our lives so that our path better aligns with our values and passions. Part memoir, part travelogue, part practical guide, Notes from a Blue Bike takes you on a ride from a hillside in Kosovo to a Turkish high-rise, to the congested city of Austin to a small town in Oregon. It chronicles schooling quandaries and dinnertime dilemmas, as well as entrepreneurial adventures and family excursions via plane, train, automobile, and blue cruiser bike.
Kanze, Edward	Notes From New Zealand	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Naturalist Edward Kanze crisscrossed the islands of New Zealand in search of rare animals.
Kornblut, Anne E.	Notes From the Cracked Ceiling	Non-fiction	Journalist Kornblut presents an unsettling look showing how sexism, media mockery, and failed strategies keep women from higher offices. Full of astonishing anecdotes.
Green, Risa	Notes From the Underbelly	Chick Lit	Lara Stone's fine with being a self-obsessed material girl, until her sweetly indulgent husband says he wants a baby.
Baldwin, James	Notes of a Native Son	Essays	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Notes is the book that established Baldwin's voice as a social critic, and it remains one of his most admired works. The essays collected here create a cohesive sketch of black America and reveal an intimate portrait of Baldwin's own search for identity as an artist, as a black man, and as an American.
Hansen, Suzy	Notes on a Foreign Country	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. In this Pulitzer Prize finalist praised as "piercingly honest", journalist Suzy Hansen shares her story of moving to Istanbul in the wake of 9/11 - and the eye-opening perspective she gained.
Redgate, Riley	Noteworthy	Youth	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. It's the start of Jordan Sun's junior year at the Kensington-Blaine Boarding School for the Performing Arts. Unfortunately, she's an Alto 2, which--in the musical theatre world--is sort of like being a vulture in the wild: She has a spot in the ecosystem, but nobody's falling over themselves to express their appreciation. So it's no surprise when she gets shut out of the fall musical for the third year straight. But then the school gets a mass email: A spot has opened up in the Sharpshooters, Kensington's elite a cappella octet. Worshiped . . . revered . . . all male. Desperate to prove herself, Jordan auditions in her most convincing drag, and it turns out that Jordan Sun, Tenor 1, is exactly what the Sharps are looking for.
Wickenden, Dorothy	Nothing Daunted	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Unknown. Account of two well-to-do East Coast society girls in 1916 who ventured out to the rugged frontier. Graduates of Smith College go west to answer a call for teachers.
Rash, Ron	Nothing Gold Can Stay	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. From a PEN/Faulkner Award finalist and New York Times bestselling author comes "a wonderful collection" (Booklist) of short stories about life in Appalachia. These beautiful and haunting tales showcase the hardships people have faced in one of America's most overlooked communities.
Petri, Alexandra	Nothing Is Wrong and Here Is Why	Essays	Suggested By: Other. Someone suggested that Alexandra Petri of the Washington Post is hilarious. I found this book. "These impossibly cheerful essays on the routine horrors of the present era explain everything from the resurgence of measles to the fiasco of the presidency. In Nothing Is Wrong and Here Is Why, acclaimed Washington Post satirist Alexandra Petri offers perfectly logical, reassuring reasons for everything that has happened in recent American politics and culture that will in no way unsettle your worldview. In essays both new and adapted from her viral Post columns, Petri reports that the Trump administration is as competent as it is uncorrupted, white supremacy has never been less rampant, and men have been silenced for too long. Q-Anon makes perfect sense! Perhaps the abyss is staring back at you because your outfit looks extra nice today! At the center of the book is a virtuosic account of the past four years, a history as surreal and deranged as the Trump administration itself. This Panglossian venture into the swampy present will soothe--and terrify--readers who have died laughing to ClickHole, the Onion, Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, or Veep"
Demick, Barbara	Nothing to Envy	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. A National Book Award finalist called "deeply moving" (The Wall Street Journal): Following the treacherous journeys of six defectors, this insider's look at North Korea paints a haunting picture of life under the totalitarian regime.
Carter, Betsy	Nothing to Fall Back On	Memoir	Hard-knock life of the editor of Newsweek, Esquire and New York Woman.
Wilson, Kevin	Nothing to See Here	Magical/Mystical	Suggested By: People Mag. Feels like nothing you've read before. That's how wonderfully freswh his voice is, and how willfully wonderfully bizarre the book's plot is. Lillian agrees to be governess for her boarding school friend's stepchildren. They're great kids. The thing is, they kinda catch on fire. Literally.
Katz, Jonny	Now, That's Interesting! A Collection of Fascinating Facts	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. $0.00 Kindle book. Trivia book. Note: 6/3/2023 the book was not available on Amazon. Hopefully I still own a copy!
Thaler, Richard H. and Cass R. Sunstein	Nudge	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. How do humans make good and bad choices? Two behavioral experts examine the surprising power of "nudges" in this New York Times bestseller. "One of the few books I've read recently that fundamentally changes the way I think about the world" (Steven D. Levitt, coauthor of Freakonomics).
Martin, Steve	Number One is Walking	Memoir	Suggested By: Author. My life in the movies and other diversions. With gorgeously illustrated cartoons and single-panel "diversions" in Steve and Harry's signature style, Number One Is Walking is full of the everyday moments that make up a movie star's life, capturing Steve Martin's singular humor and acclaimed career in film.
Burke, H. L.	Nyssa Glass and the House of Mirrors	SciFi	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Book 1 of 5 in Nyssa Glass Series. Nyssa Glass is a reformed cat burglar turned electrician's apprentice, settled into a life repairing videophones and radio-sets. However, when her past comes calling, she finds herself forced into one last job.
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Hughes, Akilah	Obviously: Stories from My Timeline	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. In Akilah Hughes's world, family--and life--are often complicated, but always funny. Through intimate and hilarious essays, Akilah takes readers along on her journey from the small Kentucky town where she was born--and eventually became a spelling bee champ and 15-year-old high school graduate--to New York City, where she took careful steps to fulfill her dream of becoming a writer and performer. Like Tiffany Haddish's The Last Black Unicorn or Mindy Kaling's Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? for the YA set, Akilah pens revealing and laugh-out-loud funny essays about her life, covering everything from her racist fifth grade teacher, her struggles with weight and acne, her failed attempts at joining the cheerleading team, how to literally get to New York (hint: for a girl on a budget, it may include multiple bus transfers) and exactly how to "make it" once you finally get there.
Buruma, Ian and Avishai Margalit	Occidentalism: The West in the Eyes of Its Enemies	Non-fiction	Have you've ever asked yourself, 'Why do they hate us so?' about the Middle East? Explores the historical roots of the anti-Western emotions so often at the root of terrorism against the USA.
Prentiss, Norman	Odd Adventures With Your Other Father	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Celia's surviving father regales her with tales of his outlandish road-trip adventures with his late partner in his strange, darkly comic, wonderful book.
Simmons, Rachel	Odd Girl Out	Non-fiction	The Hidden Culture of Aggression in Girls. Odd Girl Out begins with the premise that girls are socialized to be sweet with a double bind: they must value friendships; but they must not express the anger that might destroy them. Lacking cultural permission to acknowledge conflict, girls develop what Simmons calls "a hidden culture of silent and indirect aggression."
Stone, Nic	Odd One Out	GLBT	Suggested By: BookBub.com. From a New York Times bestselling author comes "an important and necessary love story" (School Library Journal): Jupiter identifies as gay -- but when her male best friend, Coop, starts dating a new girl, Jupiter must grapple with unexpected feelings… "Essential reading" (Booklist starred review).
Roberts, Nora	Of Blood and Bone	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: Author. Publication Date: December 4, 2018 (AS OF THIS ENTRY 8/24/2018, THIS PUBLICATION DATE IS IN THE FUTURE). Chronicles of The One - Book 2. Nora Roberts, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the epic Year One returns with Of Blood and Bone, a new tale of terror and magic in a brand new world. They look like an everyday family living an ordinary life. But beyond the edges of this peaceful farm, unimaginable forces of light and dark have been unleashed. Fallon Swift, approaching her thirteenth birthday, barely knows the world that existed before--the city where her parents lived, now in ruins and reclaimed by nature since the Doom sickened and killed billions. Traveling anywhere is a danger, as vicious gangs of Raiders and fanatics called Purity Warriors search for their next victim. Those like Fallon, in possession of gifts, are hunted--and the time is coming when her true nature, her identity as The One, can no longer be hidden.
Ewalt, David M	Of Dice and Men	Non-fiction	Sheds light on the world of Gary Gygax and also lets the reader into the mind of somebody questioning how cool this game is.
Maugham, W. Somerset	Of Human Bondage	Classic	Suggested By: Author. Free Kindle book.
Steinbeck, John	Of Mice And Men	Fiction	Suggested By: Author. Owned as part of Kindle book collection. An unlikely pair, George and Lennie, two migrant workers in California during the Great Depression, grasp for their American Dream. They hustle work when they can, living a hand-to-mouth existence.
Usadi, Oanh Ng	Of Monkey Bridges and Bánh Mì Sandwiches: from Sài Gòn	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. "In dark times like these, the ability to find what binds us is vital. In Monkey Bridges and Bánh Mì Sandwiches, Oanh Ngo Usadi brings empathy and vivid storytelling to her young life as a Vietnamese girl fleeing the country with her family after the Vietnam War. At once an ode to the beauty of her home country and a harrowing depiction of the horrors of leaving it for an uncertain new life, Monkey Bridges is the sort of book we need right now, to remind us that for all our differences, we share love, fear, and the hope of redemption. As Usadi and her family slowly adjust to their new lives in Texas, it becomes clear that theirs is a quintessentially American story."
Reed, Hannah	Off Kilter	Chick Lit	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Cozy Mystery. If you fancy a quick, inexpensive trip to the Scottish Highlands, then Off Kilter is your ticket. In need of a fresh start, Eden travels to the quaint village of Glenkillen. But when a local is killed, she'll have to crack the case before the murderer strikes again.
Stuever, Hank	Off Ramp	Essays	Chandra Levy, self-storage facilities, Star Wars fanatics, and water-bed saleswomen receive equally lovely treatment from Washington Post writer Stuever's razor-sharp eye. These meaningful stories offer a master class in top-notch journalism.
Alkman, Becky	Off The Cliff	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. The making of Thelma and Louise, and the resistance from Hollywood about making a womens' film.
French, Dawn	Oh Dear Silvia	Brit Lit	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Funny...impressively well-written. While in a coma, Sylvia listens to an endless stream of visitors - and slowly recalls her own checkered past. Sure to appeal to fans of contemporary British humor.
Wilsey, Sean	Oh the Glory of It All	Memoir	While it sounds like a million other memoirs, Wiley's account of his screwed-up San Francisco family is superbly original.
McMurtry, Larry	Oh What A Slaughter	Non-fiction	Six massacres involving the Army, white settlers, and Native Americans in the late 19th century. A riveting cautionary tale.
Markley, Stephen	Ohio	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Four very different former classmates return to their hometown on the same night - where their stories collide in a shocking act.
Erdoes, Richard and Mary Brave Bird	Ohitika Woman	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Sichangu Lakota activist Mary Brave Bird tells of her turbulent marriage, experiences in the Native American Church, and life on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in this candid memoir.
Brave Bird, Mary	Ohitika Woman	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Mary Brave Bird tells of her turbulent experience growing up as a passionate Lakota woman in this candid memoir. A forceful presentation of Native American life today.
Schmidt, Gary D.	Okay for Now	Youth	Examination of childhood lost, a nostalgia for small-town America in the 1960s, and the sense that kids might just be the smartest ones among us.
Johns, Bud	Old Dogs Remembered	Essays	Moving and sometimes funny anthology of essays and poems by other people commemorating dead dogs.
Painter, Nell Irvin	Old in Art School	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Princeton historian Nell Painter retired in her 60s to pursue painting. She recounts the truths she learned along the way in this smart, funny, and compelling memoir.
de Saussure, Mrs. N.B.	Old Plantation Days Being Recollections of Southern Life Before the War	Classic	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book.
Schudy, Patricia	Oldest Daughters	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. The book shares personal stories and explores the possibilities for changing birth-order "fate." The author includes her own experiences along with the results of an online survey of several hundred random family members. At the end of each of ten conversational-style chapters contributing psychologist Dr. Kristin Russell offers self-help suggestions for personal growth and transforming sibling and family relationships. Chicago artist Ann Marie Greenberg's book cover expresses the joy and the burdens of being an oldest daughter--willingly tethered to her family and forging her own path.
Sacks, Oliver	Oliver Sacks: The Last Interview	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. In this compilation of conversations with the poet laureate of medicine, the last Dr. Oliver Sacks shares insights about his life and work as a neurologist and acclaimed author.
Pastiloff, Jennifer	On Being Human	Memoir	Suggested By: People Mag. Throughout her unstable childhood, Pastiloff ignored the ringing in her ears. Finally, years after dropping out of college, she realized she was reading lips. This is her powerful account of hearing loss and learning to communicate in a new way - through yoga, gratitude, and radical honesty.
McGee, Harold	On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of the Kitchen	Cookbook	Suggested By: Other. $1.60 Kindle book. A kitchen classic for over 35 years, and hailed by Time magazine as "a minor masterpiece" when it first appeared in 1984, On Food and Cooking is the bible which food lovers and professional chefs worldwide turn to for an understanding of where our foods come from, what exactly they're made of, and how cooking transforms them into something new and delicious.
Edim, Glory (editor) and Various Authors	On Girlhood	Short Stories	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Featuring stories by: Jamaica Kincaid, Toni Morrison, Dorothy West, Rita Dove, Camille Acker, Toni Cade Bambara, Amina Gautier, Alexia Arthurs, Dana Johnson, Alice Walker, Gwendolyn Brooks, Edwidge Danticat, Shay Youngblood, Paule Marshall, and Zora Neale Hurston.
Biss, Eula	On Immunity	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Unknown. Eye-opening critique of America's fear of vaccines. It will make you totally rethink your moral responsibility to every other human on earth. May convince anti-vaccine crusaders to change their mind.
Egan, Kerry	On Living	Non-fiction	Suggested By: People Mag. A hospice chaplain writes about the lessons she has learned from her dying patients. Not depressing or greeting card glib. Illuminating, unflinching, and ultimately inspiring. A book to treasure.
Brooks, David	On Paradise Drive	Non-fiction	His central question, "If middle America is so stupid, vulgar, self-absorbed, and materialistic, which is often is, then how can America itself be so great?" But Brooks' style is so easygoing and his observations so wicked and astute that you won't be able to stop reading, or laughing.
Groen, Hendrik	On the Bright Side: The New Secret Diary of Hendrik Groen, 85 Years Old	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. $2.15 Kindle book. Follow-up to The Secret Diary of Hendrik Groen (available as library e-book). After a year spent mourning the death of his beloved friend Eefje, Hendrik may be older and a little more wobbly, but his youthful appetite for mischief hasn't diminished. When fears arise that the home is set for demolition, it's up to Hendrik and the Old-But-Not-Dead Club to intervene.
Thomas, Angie	On the Come Up	Youth	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. By the author of The Hate U Give. At 16, Brianna has fixations and frustrations just like any other teenager: ACT prep, unrequited crushed, a Darth Vader hoodie she loves more than life. But she's also enrolled at a magnet high school that can't seem to stop treating its black and brown students like suspects, and there are too many weeks her single mom has to choose between paying the gas bill and buying groceries.
Colvin, Marie	On the Front Line	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Unknown. Marie Colvin, an award-winning Sunday Times war correspondent, was killed while covering the Syrian uprising in early 2012. This courageous collection of essays and interviews is a testament to her life's work, offering street-level insights into some of the most controversial figures and conflicts of the last 25 years.
Lin-Liu, Jennifer	On the Noodle Road	Non-fiction	Food/Travelogue?? Suggested by SB member.
Stutzman, Twila Joyce	On the Other Side of Fear: Growing Up Amish and My Journey After Leaving	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. On the Other Side of Fear: Growing Up Amish and My Journey After Leaving is a book you won't want to put down. Twila talks about her powerful journey of overcoming fear, a religious mindset and many addictions. Twila has a heart to show people that their past doesn't define their future. She firmly believes that in telling her story, it will give others permission to tell theirs as well.
Goffman, Alice	On The Run: Fugitive Life in an American City	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. A riveting, groundbreaking account of how the War on Crime has torn apart inner city communities. Forty years in, the tough on crime turn in American politics has spurred a prison boom of historic proportions that disproportionately affects Black communities.
Schwier, Steven and David Schwier	On the VertiGO	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. One Sick Man's Journey to Make a Difference. Two brothers embark on what seems an impossible journey. One has a debilitating disease, the other simply tries to keep him alive. This is the true story of a cross-country bike adventure to raise awareness of and funding for Meniere's Disease research. It's also a story of each of us - as we all battle debilitating obstacles, from within and without, that keep us from living our fullest lives. Raw, real and poignant, this difficult and oftentimes humorous look at one man's struggle to achieve his dream will stay with you long after the last page is turned. A heartfelt reflection on survival, sacrifice and ultimate triumph.
Wilder, Laura Ingalls	On the Way Home	Memoir	Suggested By: Author. The Diary of a Trip from South Dakota to Mansfield, Missouri, in 1894.
Moor, Robert	On Trails: An Exploration	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. While thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail, Robert Moor began to wonder about the paths that lie beneath our feet: How do they form? Why do some improve over time while others fade? What makes us follow or strike off on our own? Over the course of seven years, Moor traveled the globe, exploring trails of all kinds, from the miniscule to the massive. He learned the tricks of master trail-builders, hunted down long-lost Cherokee trails, and traced the origins of our road networks and the Internet. In each chapter, Moor interweaves his adventures with findings from science, history, philosophy, and nature writing. Appalachian Trail. Hike. Hiking.
Lipman, Elinor	On Turpentine Lane Kindle Edition by	Fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. "[Lipman] has a way of crafting books so utterly charming that you want to set up residence inside them…On Turpentine Lane quickly becomes a friend."--Seattle Times At thirty-two, Faith Frankel has returned to her claustro-suburban hometown, where she writes institutional thank-you notes for her alma mater. It's a peaceful life, really, and surely with her recent purchase of a sweet bungalow on Turpentine Lane her life is finally on track. Never mind that her fiancé is off on a crowdfunded cross-country walk, too busy to return her texts (but not too busy to post photos of himself with a different woman in every state). And never mind her witless boss, or a mother who lives too close, or a philandering father who thinks he's Chagall.
Parker, John L. Jr.	Once A Runner	Fiction	Often tops Bookfinder's list of most sought-after out-of-print books. A college-age runner strives to complete a 4-minute mile.
Ivester, Jo	Once a Girl, Always a Boy: A Family Memoir of a Transgender Journey	GLBT	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Jeremy Ivester is a transgender man. Thirty years ago, his parents welcomed him into the world as what they thought was their daughter. As a child, he preferred the toys and games our society views as masculine. He kept his hair short and wore boys' clothing. They called him a tomboy. That's what he called himself. By high school, when he showed no interest in flirting, his parents thought he might be lesbian. At twenty, he wondered if he was asexual. At twenty-three, he surgically removed his breasts. A year later, he began taking the hormones that would lower his voice and give him a beard--and he announced his new name and pronouns.
Capetta, A.R.	Once and Future	Youth	Suggested By: Other. King Arthur as you've never seen her! This bold, sizzling YA novel reimagines the Once and Future King as a teenage girl determined to save the universe from an evil curse. My name is Ari Helix. I have a magic sword, a cranky wizard, and a revolution to start. I've been chased my whole life. As a fugitive refugee in the territory controlled by the tyrannical Mercer corporation, I've always had to hide who I am. Until I found Excalibur. Now I'm done hiding. When Ari crash-lands on Old Earth and pulls a magic sword from its ancient resting place, she is revealed to be the newest reincarnation of King Arthur. Then she meets Merlin, who has aged backward over the centuries into a teenager, and together they must break the curse that keeps Arthur coming back. Their quest? Defeat the cruel, oppressive government and bring peace and equality to all humankind. No pressure.
Norton, Christy	Once Upon a Dinner	Cookbook	Suggested By: Other. $3.22 Kindle book. Once a month freezer to crock pot meal planning.
Campbell, Bonnie Jo	Once Upon a River	Fiction	Margo Crane, a young woman who lives near a river in a rural area of Michigan in the 1970's. But Margo, who is about 15 when the story begins, is no ordinary teenager. She can shoot, hunt, skin an animal, and does not appear to be afraid of much. Margo will need these skills when she finds herself forced to assert her independence earlier than most teenagers do. SEQUEL: "Q Road".
Alford, Mimi	Once Upon a Secret	Memoir	Suggested By: Unknown. Grodie stories about JFK sleeping with, and pimping out, this 19 year old girl. A former intern for JFK describes their affair and its corrosive effect on her life. I think it says far more about him than it does about her.
Greene, Bob	Once Upon a Town: The Miracle of the North Platte Canteen	Non-fiction	The women of North Platte met every troop train, day or night, and provided the boys with sandwiches, coffee, cakes, warmth and affection.
Erwig, Martin	Once Upon an Algorithm	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. This compelling account examines computing through the lens of familiar stories - from Hansel and Gretel to Groundhog Day - with an engaging, expert voice. An thoughtful and approachable guide to the fundamentals of how computer science exists as an intellectual discipline.
Fick, Nathaniel	One Bullet Away	Memoir	Fick, now 28 and a civilian, tells the compelling story of his odyssey from Officer Candidate School to the adrenaline-fueled insanity of combat in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Hayden, Torey	One Child	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Six-year-old Sheila never spoke, she never cried, and her eyes were filled with hate. Abandoned on a highway by her mother, unwanted by her alcoholic father, Sheila was placed in a class for emotionally disturbed children after she committed an atrocious act of violence against another child. Everyone said Sheila was lost forever, everyone except her teacher, Torey Hayden.
Nicholls, David	One Day	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Checking in on the pair once a year on the same date, July 15, over a period of two decades during which both become famous (but for very different reasons). The book is headed for the silver screen. Recommended by Nick Hornby. Over the course of two decades, good friends Dexter and Emma grapple with the rhythms of life. Hilarious and emotionally riveting.
Farthing, Pen	One Dog at a Time	Non-fiction	British Royal Marine Farthing begins rescuing the starving strays nosing their way into his Afghan war zone compound. Farthing hatches a dangerous plan to transport the dogs to a rescue sanctuary.
Broyard, Bliss	One Drop	Memoir	Just before the 1990 death of her father, Bliss Boyard learned that her father was part black. Powerful, moving, and only occassionally too wordy.
Bushnell, Candace	One Fifth Avenue	Chick Lit	About a tony Manhattan co-op building and the scheming and dreaming residents who call it home. Everything an escapist read should be: quick and wicked and wry.
Kesey, Ken	One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest	Fiction	Book, as in the movie.
Ackerman, Diane	One Hundred Names for Love	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. After her husband, and English professor, suffered a stroke and lost his ability to formulate spoke words, Diane Ackerman helped him reclaim his language in this "gorgeously engrossing, affecting, sweetly funny, and mind-opening love story."
Sutton, Sarah	One Last Step	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Free Kindle book. When hikers along the Appalachian Trail are targeted by a ruthless serial killer, FBI rookie Tara Mills and seasoned agent Frank Warren must work together to outwit a devious foe.
Rapinoe, Megan	One Life	Memoir	Suggested By: Author. World Cup winning soccer player, the one with pink hair. She's engaged to a WNBA player!
Keith, Sam and Richard (Dick) Proenneke	One Man's Wilderness	Memoir	Suggested By: Other. An Alaskan Odyssey. The DVD made from Dick's 16mm movies is "Alone in the Wilderness". We saw some of it on PBS.
West, Bing	One Million Steps	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. This "gripping, boot-level account" from a NYT bestselling author follows the Marines of 3rd Platoon through six harrowing months on the front lines of the War in Afghanistan. Heart pounding!
Novak, B.J.	One More Thing	Essays	Brainy, quirky hilarity.
Mead, Rebecca	One Perfect Day	Non-fiction	Journalist Mead reveals the ever more inventive ways America's wedding industry parts brides from their money. You'll be tempted to cancel the caterer and elope.
Scottoline, Lisa	One Perfect Lie	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: BookBub.com. On paper, Chris Brennan looks perfect. He's applying for a job as a high school government teacher, he's ready to step in as an assistant baseball coach, and his references are impeccable. But everything about Chris Brennan is a lie.
Bouvier, Jacqueline and Lee	One Special Summer	Memoir	Jacqueline Bouvier [Kennedy Onassis] and her younger sister Lee [Radziwill] begged their mother to let them go to Europe alone and they promised to be good. One Special Summer was the remberance book they created as a "thank you" to their parents on their return.
Bryson, Bill	One Summer	Non-fiction	One exhilarating nutty summer when Charles Lindbergh blazed a sky path over the Atlantic, Babe Ruth blasted baseballs into orbit and, in the White House, Calvin Coolidge proved a master of the nap.
Morgan, Sarah	One Summer in Paris	Chick Lit	Suggested By: BookBub.com. To celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, Grace has planned the surprise of a lifetime for her husband--a romantic getaway to Paris. But she never expected he'd have a surprise of his own: he wants a divorce. Reeling from the shock but refusing to be broken, a devastated Grace makes the bold decision to go to Paris alone.
Brockmann, Jorg and James Driscoll and Kathy Borrus	One Thousand Buildings of Paris	Travel	Parisian architecture is, without a doubt, some of the most beautiful in the world. An essential addition to the library of anyone who's ever been enchanted by this magnificent city.
Rosenthal, Maxine	One-block Wonders Encore! New Shapes, Multiple Fabrics, Out-of-this-world Quilts	Craft	Suggested By: Author. TRY THIS LIBRARY EBOOK!!! I was looking for a book about Stack-and-Whack/Kaleidescope/One-Block-Wonder quilts because that is the quilt challenge for 2022/2023.
O'Neill, Louise	Only Ever Yours	SciFi	Suggested By: Suggested List. Women are raised in dorms and trained to be beautiful, quiet, obedient wives. An ingenious exploration of gender role, female identify, and female competition.
Crane, Rebekah	Only the Pretty Lies	Youth	Suggested By: Amazon.com. Free Kindle book. Free with Amazon Prime First Reads. Convention doesn't carry much weight in Alder Creek. It doesn't in Amoris Westmore's family either. Daughter of a massage therapist and a pothead artist, inheritor of her grandmother's vinyl collection, and blissfully entering her senior year in high school, Amoris never wants to leave her progressive hometown. Why should she? Everything changes when Jamison Rush moves in next door. Jamison was Amoris's first crush, and their last goodbye still stings. But Jamison stirs more than bittersweet memories. One of the few Black students in Alder Creek, Jamison sees Amoris's idyllic town through different eyes. He encourages Amoris to look a little closer, too. When Jamison discovers a racist mural at Alder Creek High, Amoris's worldview is turned upside down.
Williams, Patricia J.	Open House	Memoir	Black Professor of law and recipient of MacArthur genius award. White conservatives attack her politics at a dinner party. "Two years later," she writes, "I am still coming up with snappy answers." Incisive and gently cranky, like a best friend melded with the professor who wowed you in college.
Lamott, Anne	Operating Instructions	Non-fiction	Beautiful and honest account of her first year as a single parent.
Macintyre, Ben	Operation Mincemeat	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Get lost in the extraordinary true story of Operation Mincemeat, an ingenious WWII plan that used one meticulously placed dead body to misdirect Nazi forces. Brilliant and almost absurdly entertaining.
Reynolds, Justin A.	Opposite of Always	Youth	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Jake and Kate's whirlwind romance ends when Kate dies - but when Jack travels back in time to the moment they met, can he save her? Wise, heartfelt, and wildly infinitely charming.
Isley, Camilla	Opposites Attract	Chick Lit	Suggested By: Amazon.com. Free Kindle book. An Enemies to Lovers, Neighbors to Lovers Romantic Comedy (First Comes Love Book 1) . Single mom Vivian has been burned by love once before, and her job as a divorce lawyer has presented enough evidence to convince her there are no good men left in New York City.
Robinson, Dana	OPT OUT	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Rethink success. Reinvent rich. Realize the life you want. My mission is simple. I want to help you break free of the rat race. I want to give you permission to live the life you want. You might want to own a business. You might want to scale down to the simple life and have more time. You might want to vagabond the world. Whatever freedom means to you, I want to give you some tools that will empower you to achieve it.
Fake Steve Jobs	Options	Fiction	For 14 months before his recent outing, Forbes senior editor, Daniel Lyons, surreptitiously channeled Apple's CEO in a hit-or-miss blog diary. This version is so textured and real that even his most idle thoughts amuse.
Russell, Karen	Orange World	Short Stories	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. It's hard to define Karen Russell's writing. Is it fantastical realism? Adult fairy tales? Her stories spill over with ghosts and devils, lost souls and dark magic. There's hardly a traceable through-line in Orange World, other than a constant foreboding sense of the surreal. Nearly every sentence is infused with strange magic, but still rooted enough in reality to resonate.
Winterson, Jeanette	Oranges are not the Only Fruit	GLBT	Adopted daughter of evangelical Christians finds a girlfriend. Oops.
Steele, Allen	Orbital Decay	SciFi	Suggested By: Author. I gave mine to the library. Popeye Hooker knows that space isn't all it's cracked up to be. A former fisherman who takes a job building low orbital stations to escape a failed relationship, he finds that in space, construction work is still a grind.
Schmidt, Gary D.	Orbitting Jupiter	Fantasy	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. the shattering story of Joseph, a father at thirteen, who has never seen his daughter, Jupiter. After spending time in a juvenile facility, he's placed with a foster family on a farm in rural Maine. Here Joseph, damaged and withdrawn, meets twelve-year-old Jack, who narrates the account of the troubled, passionate teen who wants to find his baby at any cost. In this riveting novel, two boys discover the true meaning of family and the sacrifices it requires.
Preston, Lisa	Orchids and Stone	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Daphne Mayfield sought a moment of quiet in a park--a break from city life, a tense relationship, and chronic overwork--but then an elderly woman makes a desperate plea. Daphne is reluctant to get involved when she's not sure what's happening, but she wants to help the stranger. Is the rambling old lady the victim of a crime or a victim of dementia?
Browning, Christopher R.	Ordinary Men	History	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Examines a German Reserve Police Battalion responsible for atrocities during WWII and explores the motives that led ordinary soldiers to evil. A major contribution to the literature of the Holocaust.
Higgins, Victoria	Organization: The Art of Clean-Organizing	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. And stress free life management.
Orozco, Daniel	Oriention: And Other Stories	Short Stories	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. "Orientation" is a story from Daniel Orozco's critically acclaimed collection of the same name, which leads the reader through the hidden lives and moral philosophies of bridge painters, men housebound by obesity, office temps, and warehouse workers. He reveals the secret pleasures of late-night supermarket trips for cookie binges, exceptional data entry, and an exiled dictator's occasional piss on the U.S. embassy. A love affair blooms between two officers in the impartially worded pages of a police blotter; during an earthquake, the consciousness of the entire state of California shakes free for examination.
Grant, Adam	Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Examines how people can champion new ideas--and how leaders can fight groupthink.
Hurwitz, Gregg	Orphan X	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Assassin Evan Smoak left the top secret government program that trained him - but now someone is targeting him for elimination. "Outstanding in every way." (Lee Child)
Atwood, Margaret	Oryx and Crake	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: Unknown. Post-apocalyptic. While the story begins with a rather ponderous set-up of what has become a clichéd landscape of the human endgame, littered with smashed computers and abandoned buildings, it takes on life when Snowman recalls his boyhood meeting with his best friend Crake: "Crake had a thing about him even then.... He generated awe ... in his dark laconic clothing." A dangerous genius, Crake is the book's most intriguing character. Crake and Jimmy live with all the other smart, rich people in the Compounds--gated company towns owned by biotech corporations. (found on list on amazon.com)
Wilde, Oscar	Oscar Wilde: The Complete Collection	Classic	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. THE PLAYS: Vera or the Nihilists, The Duchess of Padua, Lady Windermere's Fan, A Woman of No Importance, An Ideal Husband, The Importance of Being Earnest, Salomé (the French original and Bosie's translation, and the fragments of La Sainte Courtisane and A Florentine Tragedy. THE NOVEL: The Picture of Dorian Gray. THE STORIES: All the stories and tales from The Happy Prince and Other Tales, Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and Other Stories (incl. The Portrait of Mr. W.H.), and A House of Pomegranates. THE POEMS: The Collected Poems of O.W. THE ESSAYS etc.: The four essays from 'Intentions', The Soul of Man under Socialism, De Profundis (the unabridged version!), The Rise of Historical Criticism, the lectures (The English Renaissance in Art, House Decoration, Art and the Handicraftsman, Lecture to Art Students)
Nesbit, E. (Edith)	Oswald Bastable and Others	Classic	Suggested By: Author. Free Kindle book. E. Nesbit created Oswald Bastable and his four siblings in the 1890s[2] and featured them in numerous children's adventure stories narrated by Oswald (not to be confused with the children's fantasy adventures, Five Children and It and its sequels). Many Bastable stories were first published in magazines, not plainly as serial novels, but they are now known from the three episodic novels The Story of the Treasure Seekers (1899), The Wouldbegoods (1901), New Treasure Seekers (1904). Four more Bastable stories are in the collection Oswald Bastable and Others (1905).
Godfrey-Smith, Peter	Other Minds	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. New York Times: The Octopus, the Sea, and the Deep Origins of Consciousness. This fascinating exploration into consciousness combines evolutionary biology, philosophy, and stunning photographs, with lots of remarkable cephalopod facts.
Shapiro, Bill (editor)	Other Peoples' Rejection Letters	Non-fiction	"Dear Mama, I'm sorry. I've tried to change my aditude but I can't help it. P.S. I know you hate me."
Segel, Jason and Kirsten Miller	Otherworld	SciFi	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Captivating novel for fans of Ready Player One. With the Company's latest product, Otherworld, reality is no longer a limitation. This virtual world can fulfill your every desire - but once you enter, will you ever want to leave?
Sutherland, Krystal	Our Chemical Hearts	Youth	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. John Green meets Rainbow Rowell in this irresistible story of first love, broken hearts, and the golden seams that put them back together again.
Birmingham, Stephen	Our Crowd: The Great Jewish Families of New York	History	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Over the course of the 19th and 20th centuries, a handful of Jewish families in New York went from tenement homes to breathtaking mansions. Spurned by the gentile elite, they formed their own upper-class society.
Barrat, James	Our Final Invention	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. This urgent polemic outlines the future of artificial intelligence - and what its ever-increasing power could mean for humanity.
Putnam, Robert D.	Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Central to the very idea of America is the principle that we are a nation of opportunity. But over the last quarter century we have seen a disturbing "opportunity gap" emerge. We Americans have always believed that those who have talent and try hard will succeed, but this central tenet of the American Dream seems no longer true or at the least, much less true than it was. In Our Kids, Robert Putnam offers a personal and authoritative look at this new American crisis, beginning with the example of his high school class of 1959 in Port Clinton, Ohio. The vast majority of those students went on to lives better than those of their parents. But their children and grandchildren have faced diminishing prospects. Putnam tells the tale of lessening opportunity through poignant life stories of rich, middle class, and poor kids from cities and suburbs across the country, brilliantly blended with the latest social-science research.
Thomas, Scarlett	Our Tragic Universe	Fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. This delightfully whimsical novel riffs on the premise that ordinary lives stubbornly resist the tidy order that a fiction narrative might impose on them. Meg Carpenter is broke. Her novel is years overdue. Her cell phone is out of minutes. And her moody boyfriend's only contribution to the household is his sour attitude.
Glynn, John	Out East: Memoir of a Montauk Summer	GLBT	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. An Entertainment Weekly Best Book of May 2019 (among others). A gripping portrait of life in a Montauk summer house - a debut memoir of first love, identify, and self-discovery among a group of friends who became a family. LGBT.
Various	Out Now: Queer We Go Again!	GLBT	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Fans of Becky Albertelli, Adam Silvera and Nina LaCour will eat up this delicious anthology of romantic and adventurous contemporary and speculative stories featuring LGBTQ+ teens. A follow-up to the critically acclaimed All Out anthology, Out Now features seventeen new short stories from amazing queer YA authors. Authors: Saundra Mitchell, Will Kostakis, Fox Benwell, Tanya Boteju(Author), Kate Hart, C.B. Lee, Katherine Locke, Hillary Monahan(Author), Cam Montgomery, Mark Oshiro, Caleb Roehrig, MEREDITH RUSSO, Eliot Schrefer, Tara Sim, Julian Winters, Kosoko Jackson, Jessica Verdi.
Dinesen, Isak	Out of Africa	Memoir	Written by Baroness Karen von Blixen-Finecke under a penname. Recommended by Ernest Hemingway as "perhaps the best book about Africa that I ever read." Meryl Streep stars in the movie based on the book.
Ollivier, Bernard	Out of Istanbul	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Grieving the loss of his wife, retired journalist Bernard Ollivier set out to walk the Silk Road. He shares his trek in this remarkable chronicle of the storied trade route's past and present. Walk. Hike. Hiking. Trail.
Valognes, Aurélie	Out of Sorts	Fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Ferdinand Brun hasn't always been a grumpy old man. Many years ago, he was a grumpy young man. Now he'd much rather spend time with his canine companion, Daisy, than any of his nosy neighbors. But as his behavior becomes increasingly peculiar, his daughter grows concerned and begins to consider moving him into a retirement home.
Willis, Ellen	Out of the Vinyl Deeps	Non-fiction	Ellen Willis was one of the first rock critics. She combined a love of pop culture with a passion for feminist theory to create a unique body of music writing. Willis writes with a directness and utter lack of fan gush, and her observations sound a appropriate today as they did decades ago.
Meggyesy, Dave	Out of Their League	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Movie/TV. I saw Dave Meggyesy on an old rerun of The Dick Cavett show. His book sounds interesting. Dave Meggyesy had been an outside linebacker with the St. Louis Cardinals for seven years when he quit at the height of his career to tell about the dehumanizing side of the game--about the fraud and the payoffs, the racism, drug abuse, and incredible violence. The original publication of Out of Their League shocked readers and provoked the outraged response that rocked the sports world in the 1970s. But his memoir is also a moving description of a man who struggled for social justice and personal liberation. Meggyesy has continued this journey and remains an active champion for players' rights through his work with the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA).
Rubin, Gretchen	Outer Order, Inner Calm	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Bestselling author of The Happiness Project shares 150 tips for getting rid of the clutter around you - and finding peace along the way. "Move over, Marie Kondo."
Parnell, Sean and John Bruning	Outlaw Platoon	Memoir	Suggested By: Other. $2.14 Kindle book. Heroes, renegades, infidels, and the brotherhood of war in Afghanistan. A riveting story of American fighting men, Outlaw Platoon is Lieutenant Sean Parnell's stunning personal account of the legendary U.S. Army's 10th Mountain Division's heroic stand in the mountains of Afghanistan.
Keith, Matthew	Outpost	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. $0.00 Kindle book. A Dystopian Novel set in a Post-Apocaplyptic World. A small survivor community in a dystopian America wages an internal war on itself when the residents disagree what is best for their future.
Steinem, Gloria	Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. This powerful read details Steinem's experiences with gender, equality, and feminism. A consciousness-raising book with unpretentious clarity and forceful expression.
Sanders, Bernie	Outsider in the White House	Auto/Biography	Suggested By: Other. $2.70 Kindle book. Bernie Sanders.
Johnson, Dawn	Outwit the Workplace Bully	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. $0.00 Kindle book. 8 Steps You Need to Know to Reclaim Your Career, Confidence, and Sanity.
Lansky, Aaron	Outwitting History	Non-fiction	The amazing adventures of a man who rescued a million Yiddish books. Aaron Lansky innocently embarked on a project that turned out to define his life.
McKenzie, Kenneth and Todd Harra	Over Our Dead Bodies	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Put the "fun" back in "funeral" with this uproarious book that peels back the curtain on the bereavement business. Here are true tales from a pair of undertakers who have been praised as "gaspingly, in-your-face-funny".
Levick, Ewen	Overland	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Overland is the true story of a journey from Australia to Switzerland without flying. From vast deserts to an Indonesian fishing boat, a slow train through Burma to an armed confrontation in Laos, lullabies from middle-aged Chinese businessmen to a cold night on the Great Wall, wolves and reindeer herders, thieves and nomads: this is a vivid illustration of Asia and the people who live there, and of one ancient, stubborn motorcycle travelling through the world's wild places.
Bowers, Paige	Overnight Code: The Life of Raye Montague, the Woman Who Revolutionized Naval Engineering	Auto/Biography	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. A must-read for anyone seeking inspiration to overcome social barriers and to shatter glass ceilings. The inspiring story of a groundbreaking African American female engineer who created the first computer-designed ship for the US Navy.
Parker, Alexander	Overthinking	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle Book. Turn Off Your Thoughts, How To Overcome Your Thoughts And Start Thinking Positively.
Taylor, Marianneq	Owls	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Did you know that owls are found on ever continent but Antarctica? This lavishly photographed owl encyclopedia is full of a lot of fascinating information on each of the 225 species, making it the perfect read for those looking to learn more about the mysterious birds.
Slaght, Jonathan C.	Owls of the Eastern Ice	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. A quest to find and save the world's largest owl. A field scientist and conservationist tracks the elusive Blakiston's Fish Owl in the forbidding reaches of eastern Russia. The Blakiston's Fish Owl, the largest species of owl on earth, is also perhaps the most mysterious. Only a handful of scientists have attempted to study them.
Cassella, Carol	Oxygen	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. When anesthesiologist Marie makes a mistake in the operating room, she struggles with the fallout - including a malpractice suit. As her career and family fall apart, she confronts life's most difficult questions in a tour de force that will stay with you long after the book is closed.
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Levy, Marc	P.S. from Paris	Fiction	Suggested By: Book Award List. From list of books that you can read in one sitting. From Marc Levy, the most-read French author alive today, comes a modern-day love story between a famous actress hiding in Paris and a bestselling writer lying to himself. They knew their friendship was going to be complicated, but love--and the City of Lights--just might find a way.
Marroquín, Sebastián	Pablo Escobar, My Father	Memoir	Suggested By: Friend. When Pablo Escobar died in 1993, his seventeen-year-old son initially vowed revenge. But Juan Pablo quickly recognized that reaction entailed following in his father's footsteps--something neither he nor his father ever wanted. Their lives in immense danger, Juan Pablo, his mother, and his sister assumed new identities and fled to Argentina, where he would spend the next two decades grappling with his father's legacy. Now an architect and advocate of drug policy reform, Juan Pablo breaks his silence to tell his side of the story, shedding new light on the infamous kingpin--the man who was also his loving father.
Attwood, Shaun	Pablo Escobar: Beyond Narcos (War On Drugs Book 1)	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Shaun Attwood's War on Drugs trilogy – Pablo Escobar, American Made and We Are Being Lied To – is a series of harrowing, action-packed and interlinked true stories that demonstrate the devastating consequences of drug prohibition.
Offerman, Nick	Paddle Your Own Canoe	Humorous	Suggested By: BookBub.com. A witty guide to living the good life. Thought-provoking, profane, and frequently hilarious.
Brownrigg, Sylvia	Pages for You	GLBT	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. A wry, tender novel of sexual and intellectual awakening. Something made her risk a look at the reader, who took a sip of black coffee. And another. She turned the pages. She pursed her lips. Flannery abandoned her breakfast and watched the woman drink her coffee. It wasn't that she wanted the coffee herself. That wasn't it. Rather, she wanted to be the coffee: she envied the dark drink its chance to taste those lips.In a steam-filled diner in a college town, Flannery Jansen catches sight of something more beautiful than she's ever seen: a graduate student, reading. THE SEQUEL IS Pages for Her.
Fitch, Janet	Paint It Black	Fiction	Fitch's first book since White Oleander. A moving tale of grief set in early-80s Los Angeles. This isn't light reading, but Fitch has crafted a rewarding story of power and grace. At its core, the book is about the dramas Josie experiences in mourning and how she finally comes to accept her boyfriend's death.
Swanhart, Billy	Paleo Diet Instant Pot Cookbook	Cookbook	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. The Ultimate Guide For Beginners With Over 100 Easy and Delicious Instant Pot Recipes To Help Your Caveman Diet Journey, Be More Better And Healthier.
Tuomainen, Antti	Palm Beach, Finland	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: BookBub.com. From "the funniest writer in Europe". Things get hilariously messy as undercover detective Jan Nyman investigates a murder at a bizarre beach resort in a sleepy Finnish town. An inspired meld of crime and dark comedy.
Carver, Jeffrey	Panglor	SciFi	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Wrongly discredited as a space pilot, Panglor Balef is doomed to die in space, if sheer luck doesn't bring him through. But luck has never been in Panglor's cards. Bad enough to be coerced into a mission of murder and suicide, he must also contend with Alo--a young woman, stowaway, and impossible companion. Neither of them, nor his empathic ou-ralot, could possibly anticipate the journey through space-time they are about to embark on, through a door to an insane reality from which there is almost certainly no return.
Page, Tim	Parallel Play	Memoir	Suggested By: Unknown. A quirkily appealing memoir about growing up with Asperger's - and succeeding because of it. Autism Spectrum. Autistic. Asperger's syndrome.
Johnson, Allen	Pardon My French	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. A middle-aged American couple moves to France in a memoir that's perfect for fans of Bill Bryson and Frances Mayes. Openness and curiosity, along with the author's infectious humor make this both entertaining and enlightening.
Callanan, Liam	Paris by the Book	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. When eccentric novelist Robert Eady abruptly vanishes, he leaves behind his wife, Leah, their daughters, and, hidden in an unexpected spot, plane tickets to Paris. Hoping to uncover clues--and her husband--Leah sets off for France with her girls. Upon their arrival, she discovers an unfinished manuscript, one Robert had been writing without her knowledge . . . and that he had set in Paris. The Eady girls follow the path of the manuscript to a small, floundering English-language bookstore whose weary proprietor is eager to sell. Leah finds herself accepting the offer on the spot.
Lawrence, Katrina	Paris Dreaming	Magical/Mystical	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Taking us on a journey around Paris's most spectacular sights, hidden secrets and most beguiling nooks and crannies, Katrina tells us the story of why this city has been her constant inspiration through all stages of life. Musing on everything Parisian, from femininity to feminism, politics to perfume, and of course, those stylish Parisiennes who captivate us, from Brigitte Bardot and Madame de Pompadour to Simone de Beauvoir and Catherine de Medici, Katrina shares the essential life lessons that Paris has taught her.
Greenspan, Dorie	Paris Sweets: Great Desserts From the City's Best Pastry Shops	Cookbook	Suggested By: BookBub.com. An elegant gift for Francophiles, armchair travelers, bakers of all skill levels, and certainly for oneself, Paris Sweets brings home a taste of enchantment.
Gopnik, Adam	Paris to the Moon	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. An American journalist from New York chronicles his experiences and observations of Parisian life in this sharp, witty travelogue.
Rowlands, Penelope	Paris Was Ours	Essays	Thirty-two writers reflect on the city of light. David Sedaris, and people I've never heard of.
Diliberto, Gioia	Paris Without End	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. The True Story of Hemingway's First Wife. Acclaimed author Gioia Diliberto, biographer of Jane Addams and Brenda Frazier, delivers a gripping, novelistic exploration of Hadley's personality and her role in Hemingway's life, finally unclouding our view of Hemingway's relationship with the one woman he never stopped loving.
Hussey, Andrew	Paris: The Secret History	Non-fiction	Describes daily life in the Paris throughout its history, though focusing on those living in the seedy underbelly of the city.
Martinez, Victor	Parrot in the Oven	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. In this National Book Award winner, Manuel navigates the challenges of growing up amid poverty and discrimination in his California neighborhood. "A rare and consummately believable portrait of barrio life."
Raban, Jonathan	Passage to Juneau: A Sea and Its Meanings	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. With the same rigorous observation (natural and social), invigorating stylishness, and encyclopedic learning that he brought to his National Book Award-winning Bad Land, Jonathan Raban conducts readers along the Inside Passage from Seattle to Juneau. The physical distance is 1,000 miles of difficult-and often treacherous-water, which Raban navigates solo in a 35-foot sailboat.
Larsen, Nella	Passing	Fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Nella Larsen's powerful, thrilling, and tragic tale about the fluidity of racial identity that continues to resonate today. A New York Times Editors' Choice. Clare Kendry is living on the edge. Light-skinned, elegant, and ambitious, she is married to a racist white man unaware of her African American heritage, and has severed all ties to her past after deciding to "pass" as a white woman. Clare's childhood friend, Irene Redfield, just as light-skinned, has chosen to remain within the African American community, and is simultaneously allured and repelled by Clare's risky decision to engage in racial masquerade for personal and societal gain. After frequenting African American-centric gatherings together in Harlem, Clare's interest in Irene turns into a homoerotic longing for Irene's black identity that she abandoned and can never embrace again, and she is forced to grapple with her decision to pass for white in a way that is both tragic and telling. This edition features a new introduction by Emily Bernard and notes by Thadious M. Davis.
Geniesse, Jane Fletcher	Passionate Nomad: The Life of Freya Stark	Auto/Biography	Freya Stark born 25 years after "Desert Queen", Gertrude Bell, was an intrepid female traveler to antique lands including Iraq and what is now Iran.
Morgan, Mark	Passive Income 2020	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. 3 Books in 1 - Complete Beginners Guide on How to Make Money Online by Blogging, eCommerce, Dropshipping, Affiliate Marketing and Amazon FBA.
Retting, Gotthard Gerolf	Passive Income Ideas	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. The ultimate guide to generating 10 different passive income and building financial freedom.
Smith, Elliot J.	Passive Income Online Business	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Four beginner and advanced business models to start creating passive income online.
Louis, Jenn	Pasta By Hand	Cookbook	Suggested By: Other. $3.22 Kindle book. A collection of Italy's regional hand-shaped pasta.
America's Test Kitchen	Pasta Revolution: 200 Foolproof Recipes That Go Beyond Spaghetti and Meatballs	Cookbook	Suggested By: Author. $3.23 Kindle book. Revolutionize a pasta dinner with this 200-plus recipe collection. Featuring fresh takes on the classics, Pasta Revolution includes recipes for easier casseroles, one-pot pasta dinners (in which the pasta cooks right in the sauce), inventive six-ingredient pasta dishes, and new whole-wheat pasta recipes that your whole family will love. Plus, all the old country favorites, too--all tested and perfected by the cooks at America's Test Kitchen.
Higgs, Steve	Patricia Fisher's Mystery Adventures - Big Boxed Set 2	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. $1.05 Kindle book. This ten-book boxed set contains the following stories: What Sam Knew Solstice Goat Recipe for Murder A Banshee and a Bookshop Diamonds, Dinner Jackets, and Death Frozen Vengeance Mug Shot The Godmother Murder is an Artform Wonderful Weddings and Deadly Divorces
St. Aubyn, Edward	Patrick Melrose: Complete Box Set	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. The Patrick Melrose Novels Collection Edward St Aubyn 5 Books Set Description: Mother's Milk The Melrose novels are a masterwork for the twenty-first century' Alice Sebold Never Mind Perhaps the most brilliant English Novelist of his generation' Alan Hollinghurst Some Hope The wit of Wilde, the lightness of Wodehouse, the waspishness of Waugh. A Joy Zadie Smith At Last At once epic and intimate, appalling and comic, the melrose novels are master pieces' Maggie O'Farrell Bad News 'I've loved Edward St Eubyn's Patrick Melrose novels.
Kellow, Brian	Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark	Auto/Biography	New Yorker movie reviewer who enlivened the art of analyzing movies.
Freed, Jennifer Ph. D.	Peace Q	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Increasing your capacity for peaceful living within and peace around you.
Gose, Tom	Peanut Butter and Passports	Humorous	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Tom Gose brings readers along on his travels to various places around the world. Starting with a trip to Hawaii, he recounts trips to Peru, Bolivia, Cuba, Canada, New Zealand and Ireland smoothly weaving his comedic narrative on practically every aspect of traveling.
Cahill, Tim	Pecked To Death by Ducks	Essays	Grand tour of the earth's remote, exotic, and dismal places. Vivid, nerve-wracking, and outrageously funny.
Bloom, Cameron and Bradley Trevor Greive	Penguin the Magpie: The Odd Little Bird Who Saved a Family	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. People around the world have fallen in love with Penguin the Magpie, a global social media sensation, and her adventures with her human family. But there is far more to Penguin's story than meets the eye. It all begins when Sam, Cameron Bloom's wife, suffers a near fatal fall that leaves her paralyzed and deeply depressed. One of their three sons, reeling from the tragic accident, discovers an injured magpie chick abandoned after she had fallen from her nest. The boys name the bird Penguin, for her black-and-white plumage. As they nurse Penguin back to health, the incredible joy, playfulness, and strength she exudes fortify the family and especially lift Sam's spirits.
Unknown	Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking	Cookbook	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book.
Dunne, Dominick	People Like Us	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. The best chronicler of American society since Truman Capote. When the Renthals move to New York, they hope to increase their fortune - but are soon caught up in the scandal of high society. Witty, wise, compassionate, and a darn good read.
Child, Julia	People Who Love to Eat Are Always the Best People: And Other Wisdom	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Author. A charming, giftable collection of the beloved, best-selling author's inimitable quotes--her words of wisdom on love, life, and, of course, food.
Zinn, Howard	People's History of the United States: 1492 to Present	Non-fiction	Howard Zinn infuses the often-submerged voices of blacks, women, American Indians, war resisters, and poor laborers of all nationalities into this thorough narrative that spans American history from Christopher Columbus's arrival to an afterword on the Clinton presidency.
Riordan, Rick	Percy Jackson & The Olympians	Youth	The Lightning Thief The Sea of Monsters The Titan's Curse The Battle of the Labyrinth The Last Olympian
Patterson, D. B.	Perdido River Bastard	Fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Prodigal son Duddy Doogan has a promise to keep. He is going home, to a place where his eccentric storytelling kin await his first visit since his father went missing two years ago. Home to where a powerful river carves an age-old border between Florida and Alabama, dividing the land and people living there. Home to a family tree moss-draped with secrets and lies, forgotten memories, and old mysteries buried in its roots.
Mieville, China	Perdido Street Station	SciFi	Steampunk. It's Dickensian in scope, but fast-paced and modern. It's a love song for cities, and it packs a world into its strange, sprawling, steam-punky city of New Crobuzon.
Joyce, Rachel	Perfect	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. A tale that "could easily become a book club favorite" (The Washington Post). When an ordinary morning takes an unsettling turn, Byron must contend with frightening realities
Feynman, Richard P.	Perfectly Reasonable Deviations From the Beaten Track	Non-fiction	The letters of Richard P. Feynman. They show equal respect for and attention to both experts and laypeople seeking his advice and opinions.
Ellroy, James	Perfidia	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: BookBub.com. An NPR best book of 2014. In the aftermath of the attack on Pearl Harbor, xenophobia sweeps across Los Angeles - and four very different members of the LAPD must work together to investigate a Japanese family's gruesome murder.
Graham, Katherine	Personal History	Auto/Biography	Suggested By: Author. I'm pretty sure that I own the hardcover. In this bestselling and widely acclaimed memoir, Katharine Graham, the woman who piloted the Washington Post through the scandals of the Pentagon Papers and Watergate, tells her story--one that is extraordinary both for the events it encompasses and for the courage, candor, and dignity of its telling.
Hill, Rayven T.	Personal Justice	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. A Jake & Annie Lincoln Thriller book 7. When a man is brutally murdered and the suspected killer has disappeared, the family of the victim hires private investigators Jake and Annie Lincoln to track down the missing murderer.
Barrie, J.M.	Peter Pan: The Complete Collection	Classic	Suggested By: Author. Free Kindle book.
Müeller, Mathias	Pho Cookbook	Cookbook	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. 50 easy to creative recipes for Vietnam's favorite soup and noodles.
Home, Merrily	Photo Book of Old New York City	Photo	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. More than 100 slides of vintage New York City.
Hines, Babbette	Photobooth	Photo	Photobooth presents over 700 photobooth photographs from the last 75 years, images at turns spontaneous and uninhibited, often goofy, and occasionally touching.
Thompson-Cannino Jennifer and Ronald Cotton and Erin Torneo	Picking Cotton	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. After Jennifer Thompson incorrectly testified that Ronald Cotton was her assaulter, he spent 11 years behind bars before DNA identified the real perpetrator. Following his release, the two met face-to-face, forming a life-changing friendship.
Bard, Elizabeth	Picnic in Provence	Non-fiction	Memoir, dotted with tasty recipes, about opening an ice cream shop in Provence.
Rosoff, Meg	Picture Me Gone	Youth	Elegantly written and suspenseful mystery. Nominated for National book Award in young people's lit.
Harris, Mark	Pictures at a Revolution	Photo	Harris crafts a fascinating tale in this history of the '67 Oscars race. Harris' account is entertaining and remarkably tense, even from this side of the '60s.
Scott, Bonnie	Pies and Mini Pies	Cookbook	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Pies are great for any day of the week. Their versatility means they can be a filling snack, a meal on their own or even be the main dessert in a dinner party. Now, with Pies and Mini Pies, you have a book with over 150 pie recipes that will tickle the fussiest of taste-buds, with ideas that include: Apple Crumb Pie and Mini Pies, Fudge Pecan Pie and Mini Pies, Butterscotch Cream Pie and Mini Pies, French Silk Chocolate Pie and Mini Pies, Sweet Potato Chiffon Pie and Mini Pies, Frozen Raspberry Pie and Mini Pies and more.
Estabrook, Barry	Pig Tales	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. An Omnivore's Quest for Sustainable Meat. With wit and attention to detail, a New York Times bestselling author explores modern advances in humane pig farming in this "thoroughly researched, deftly written piece of investigative journalism" (Kirkus Reviews starred review).
Kelman, Stephen	Pigeon English	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. An irresistible Booker Prize finalist perfect for fans of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. When young Ghanaian emigrant Harri Opoku discovers that one of his classmates has been killed, he and his best friend investigate. Sparkles with wonder and delight.
Updike, John	Pigeon Feathers	Fiction	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. Classic collection of stories first appeared--in 1962, on the author's thirtieth birthday.
Shapiro, Melissa DVM	Piglet	Memoir	Suggested By: Other. The unexpected story of a deaf blind pink puppy and his family.
Topper, Renee	Pigment: The Limbs of the Mukuyu Tree	Fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Young American Aliya Scott travels to Tanzania to help children with her condition. There, people without pigment in their skin are called "zeru-zeru," it means "ghost," and they are believed to possess magical powers. When Aliya goes missing, her father sets out on a mission to find her. He soon discovers that she was up to more than teaching the alphabet and handing out sunblock. With each step he learns more about his daughter and a country rooted in ancestry, rich with resources, full of mystery and conflict, and a world of witchdoctors and foreign plundering, with little transparency and less justice.
Dillard, Annie	Pilgrim at Tinker Creek	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Gorgeous Pulitzer Prize winner. While living in Virginia's Blue Ridge valley, Annie Dillard arrives at striking insights about the natural world - and life itself. Do I own this in paper?
Leguizamo, John	Pimps, Hos, Playa Hatas, and All the Rest of My Hollywood Friends	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Brutally funny memoir. John Leguizamo dishes about Hollywood, stardom, and being Latino in America.
Crouch, Blake	Pines	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Movie/TV. $.38 Kindle book. The Wayward Pines Trilogy book 1. Secret service agent Ethan Burke arrives in Wayward Pines, Idaho, with a clear mission: locate and recover two federal agents who went missing in the bucolic town one month earlier. But within minutes of his arrival, Ethan is involved in a violent accident. He comes to in a hospital, with no ID, no cell phone, and no briefcase. The medical staff seems friendly enough, but something feels…off.
Lowry, Susan	Ping - From the Apocalypse	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Book 1. When Kate emerges from a plague-induced coma she plunges straight into an unfolding nightmare. It appears that humanity is wiped out. Cut off by loss of power and trapped by a blizzard, the ensuing horror consumes her.
Gunderson, Mary	Pioneer Farm Cooking: Exploring History Through Simple Recipes	Cookbook	Grade 6 Up-These books offer a unique and intriguing way to explore history. The authors look at the foods people ate during the Civil War and on pioneer farms and offer recipes for modern readers.
Wilder, Laura Ingalls	Pioneer Girl: The Annotated Autobiography	Memoir	Suggested By: Author. Gritty adult stories. Not suitable for Half-Pints. Before they were editted into the popular novels. May be hopelessly boring, then again maybe not.
VanDyke, David and Ryan King	Plague Wars Series: Infection Day - the first three books	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Free Kindle book. Plague Wars: Infection Day - The Eden Plague, Reaper's Run, Skull's Shadows. When the Eden Plague is loosed upon the world, the forces of order and chaos, good and evil must battle it out in a struggle for control and supremacy. A PTSD-damaged combat medic, a female Marine with no legs and a sniper with no remorse might be its only hope of survival. Can these flawed heroes drive back those who would enslave humanity? Or will the darkness spread and swallow them up?
Carlson, Jeff	Plague Year	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. The Plague Year Trilogy book 1. The nanotech was intended to save lives. Instead, it killed five billion people, devouring all warm-blooded lifeforms except on the highest mountain peaks.
Picoult, Jodi	Plain Truth	Fiction	Suggested By: Other. $2.14 Kindle book. Explores the complex choices of the heart for a young Amish woman -- the compelling journey of discovery for an urban lawyer who befriends and protects her.
Lamott, Anne	Plan B: Further Thoughts on Faith	Non-fiction	Chronicle of an uncommonly openhearted struggle to lead a sane and moral life, drawing from whatever traditions speak to her.
Harrison, Harry	Planet of the Damned	SciFi	Suggested By: Author. Free Kindle book.
Greenwood, Elizabeth	Playing Dead	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. Author grills "privacy consultants" who help people vanish, interviews investigators who specialize in death fraud, and even explores black market morgues in the Philippines where people can obtain bogus death certificates for a price.
Cockburn, Avery	Playing For Keeps	GLBT	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Glasgow Lads book 1. Fergus Taylor is damaged goods. Reeling from a brutal breakup, he's determined to captain his LGBT soccer team out of scandal and into a winning season. For that, he needs strict rules and careful plans. He does NOT need a brash, muscle-bound lad messing with his head and setting his body afire.
Morrison, Toni	Playing in the Dark: Whiteness and the Literary Imagination	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Toni Morrison's brilliant discussions of the "Africanist" presence in the fiction of Poe, Melville, Cather, and Hemingway leads to a dramatic reappraisal of the essential characteristics of our literary tradition. She shows how much the themes of freedom and individualism, manhood and innocence, depended on the existence of a black population that was manifestly unfree--and that came to serve white authors as embodiments of their own fears and desires.
Hayden, Michael V.	Playing to the Edge	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. American Intelligence in the Age of Terror. An unprecedented high-level master narrative of America's intelligence wars, demonstrating in a time of new threats that espionage and the search for facts are essential to our democracy. For General Michael Hayden, playing to the edge means playing so close to the line that you get chalk dust on your cleats.
Cockburn, Avery	Playing to Win	GLBT	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Glasgow Lads book 2. Colin MacDuff has nothing. Growing up in a Glasgow slum, he learned never to trust, never to cry--and never EVER to be at the mercy of anyone, especially rich men. So how did he end up half-naked at a rave with Scotland's hottest young aristocrat?
Robinson, Peter	Playing With Fire	Crime/Mystery	Part of the Detective Chief Inspector Alan Banks series. Each time you think you're a step ahead of the author, he jumps in with a jaw-dropping and usually credible twist.
Balcombe, Jonathan	Pleasurable Kingdom: Animals and the Nature of Feeling Good	Non-fiction	Unfortunately, some bad stylistic and logical choices lessen the book's impact. Balcombe lists far too many anecdotes and adds too little analysis. He also makes presumptuous leaps: the fact that birds have brilliant plumage, and eyes to see other birds; feathers, does not mean they possess an aesthetic sense. One story of a chimp supposedly watching an African sunset is turned into an epiphany in which the ape is "contented with life." Such unprovable assertions detract from an otherwise well-argued thesis.
Bernier, Olivier	Pleasure and Privilege	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Woven together from personal letters, diaries and other historical documents this book pulls back the curtain on the life of the aristocracy in France, Naples, and America during the late 1700s, before the revolution ushered in a new age. This is the same time period as the movie "The Favorite" with Emma Stone and "Queen Anne" and the weird weird shit that happened.
Robbins, Alexandra	Pledged: The Secret Life of Sororities	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Unknown. Alexandra Robbins, 27, went undercover to write the funny but alarming exposé. "I thought the group piercing parties were pretty funny."
Smith, Alisa and J.B. MacKinnon	Plenty	Memoir	Looking for "ways to live more lightly in an increasingly crowded and raggedy-assed world," the authors spend a year eating food originating within 100 miles of their Vancouver apartment. Light and funny, marred only by the his-and-hers chapter construction.
Fauset, Jessie Redmon	Plum Bun	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Jessie Redmon Fauset's Plum Bun (1928) brilliantly exemplifies the cultural, social, and creative ferment of the Harlem Renaissance. Its heroine, the young, talented, light-skinned Angela Murray, hopes for more from life than her black Philadelphia neighborhood and her middle-class upbringing seem to offer. Seeking romantic and creative fulfilment, and refusing to accept racist and sexist obstacles to her ambition, she makes a radical choice: to pass as white, and study art in New York City.
Evanovich, Janet	Plum Lovin?	Crime/Mystery	Between-the-numbers holiday novella. When the shadowy Diesel appears, he has a task for Stephanie--and he s not taking no for an answer. Annie Hart is a relationship expert who is wanted for armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. Stephanie needs to find her, fast.
Evanovich, Janet	Plum Lucky	Crime/Mystery	Between-the-numbers holiday novella. No one is more mysterious than the unmentionable Diesel. He's back and hot on the trail of a little man in green pants who's lost a giant bag of money. Problem is, the money isn't exactly lost. Stephanie's Grandma Mazur has found it,
Evanovich, Janet	Plum Spooky	Crime/Mystery	Between-the-numbers novel. According to legend, the Jersey Devil prowls the Pine Barrens and soars above the treetops in the dark of night. As eerie as this might seem, there are things in the Barrens that are even more frightening and dangerous. And there are monkeys. Lots of monkeys.
Barthas, Louis	Poilu	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Compiled from the author's wartime journals, this "exceptionally vivid" read (New York Times bestselling author Max Hastings) chronicles four years in the life of Louis Barthas, who left his small winemaking town in the French countryside to fight the Germans on the front lines of World War I.
Christie, Agatha	Poirot's Early Cases	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Author. Free Kindle book.Poirot's Early Cases is a short story collection written by the master of mystery herself, Agatha Christie. In the collection, Christie charts some of the cases from Hercule Poirot's early career, before he was internationally renowned as a detective. Poirot's Early Cases features: The Affair at the Victory Ball The Adventure of the Clapham Cook The Cornish Mystery The Adventure of Johnnie Waverly The Double Clue The King of Clubs The Lemesurier Inheritance The Lost Mine The Plymouth Express The Chocolate Box The Veiled Lady The Submarine Plans The Market Basing Mystery
Thayer, Helen	Polar Dream	Memoir	The First Solo Expedition by a Woman and Her Dog to the Magnetic North Pole. Recommended by the pilot for our flightseeing tour of Denali.
del Rey, Lester	Police Your Planet	SciFi	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. In the future Mars is inhabited. Cities are growing fast and crime is rampant. Bruce Gordon, an ex-cop, was shipped to Mars with no return ticket. Caring with himself nothing but a knife he has only one order, to police the Red Planet!
Goodwin, Michele	Policing the Womb	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Policing the Womb brings to life the chilling ways in which women have become the targets of secretive state surveillance of their pregnancies. Michele Goodwin expands the reproductive health and rights debate beyond abortion to include how legislators increasingly turn to criminalizing women for miscarriages, stillbirths, and threatening the health of their pregnancies. The horrific results include women giving birth while shackled in leg irons, in solitary confinement, and even delivering in prison toilets. In some states, pregnancy has become a bargaining chip with prosecutors offering reduced sentences in exchange for women agreeing to be sterilized. The author shows how prosecutors may abuse laws and infringe women's rights in the process, sometimes with the complicity of medical providers who disclose private patient information to law enforcement. Often the women most affected are poor and of color. This timely book brings to light how the unrestrained efforts to punish and police women's bodies have led to the United States being the deadliest country in the developed world to be pregnant.
Cacoyannis, Panayotis	Polk, Harper & Who	Fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. After ten years together, including some difficult times, Adam and Eva are still as in love as they were when they told each other every day that they loved each other every day more.
Vollmann, William T.	Poor People	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. $1.07 Kindle book. Poor People struggles to confront poverty in all its hopelessness and brutality, its pride and abject fear, its fierce misery and quiet resignation, allowing the poor to explain the causes and consequences of their impoverishment in their own cultural, social, and religious terms. With intense compassion and a scrupulously unpatronizing eye, Vollmann invites his readers to recognize in our fellow human beings their full dignity, fallibility, pride, and pain, and the power of their hard-fought resilience.
Weston, Carolyn	Poor Poor Ophelia	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Krug and Kellog thriller book 1. It's the turbulent 1970s, a time of social upheaval. The generation gap has never seemed so wide and perilous, especially for veteran Santa Monica homicide detective Al Krug and his new partner, university-educated ex-surfer Casey Kellog, the youngest detective on the force. A woman's corpse is found floating in the bay with a law firm's business card, sealed in plastic, strung around her neck. Krug and Kellog have to solve the bizarre and gruesome murder… if they don't kill each other first.
Thomas, Scarlett	PopCo	Fiction	Main character was raised by cryptographer grandparents and now works for a toy company developing code-breaking kits for kids. She is charged with developing a product that will be a big hit with teen girls. But she starts to wonder about the motives and actions of the toy company and also gets involved in solving a mystery of her own.
Smith, Martin J. and Patrick J. Kiger	Poplorica	History	Droll pop history. How modern American life owes as much to TV dinners, disposable diapers, and the Edsel as to any war. It's witty, but also serious, thought-provoking history.
Nathan, Debbie	Pornography	Non-fiction	Nathan describes in clear and cogent terms the arguments for and against pornography, as well as looking into who is making those arguments and why. She examines the porn industry and looks at what pornography is like when it's made by women rather than men.
Dederer, Claire	Poser	Memoir	My life in twenty-three yoga poses. Dederer's account of her journey to a life that's "more real and less perfect" is funny, well-observed, and ultimately inspiring.
Hadju, David	Positively 4th Street	Non-fiction	A look at Dylan, Richard Farina, Joan Baez and her sister Mimi.
McManus, James	Positively Fifth Street	Non-fiction	About the World Series of Poker.
Walker, Alice	Possessing the Secret of Joy	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. In Tashi's tribe, the Olinka, young girls undergo circumcision as an initiation into the community. Tashi manages to avoid this fate at first, but when pressed by tribal leaders, she submits. Years later, married and living in America as Evelyn Johnson, Tashi's inner pain emerges. As she questions why such a terrifying, disfiguring sacrifice was required, she sorts through the many levels of subjugation with which she's been burdened over the years.
Kitchener, Caroline	Post Grad	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Ivy League graduate reflects on how she and four of her classmates handled their newfound independence during their first year out of college.
Clark, Imogen	Postcards from a Stranger	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. When Cara finds a collection of old postcards in the attic, their contents reveal unsettling secrets about her family's past. And as she embarks on a desperate search for answers, she uncovers a web of deceit more tangled than she could've ever imagined. A captivating page-turner.
Burrell, Brian	Postcards from the Brain Museum	Science/Nature	Satisfying survey of the humand mind. And famous preserved brains.
Seidemann, Erin	Postcards From the Sky	Memoir	Suggested By: Other. $1.07 Kindle book. Adventures of an Aviatrix. Postcards from the Sky: Adventures of an Aviatrix tells of the struggles and adventures one encounters as a woman in the male-dominated space of aviation. With humor and equanimity, Seidemann recounts her varied experiences as a female pilot--from the chauvinistic flight instructor she makes the mistake of falling in love with to the many, many customs agents who insist she can't possibly be her plane's owner ("Where's your boyfriend?")--while at the same time giving insight about just what makes flying so incredible . . . and so very addictive.
Warren, Frank	PostSecret : Extraordinary Confessions from Ordinary Lives	Art	A fascinating public airing of private thoughts. . . The range of efforts (meticulous, sloppy, artful, ponderous) will astound you. See also: http://postsecret.blogspot.com
Green, Joey	Potato Radio, Dizzy Dice, and More Wacky, Weird Experiments from the Mad Scientist	Science/Nature	More than 40 experiments from shooting off a matchbook rocket to making glowing ink from laundry detergent. All the experiments use common household items.
Evenson, Renee	Powerful Phrases for Dealing with Difficult People	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Over 325 Ready-to-Use Words and Phrases for Working With Challenging Personalities
Zhang, Yi and Sophie Elletson	Practical Fermentation: A Working Guide to Fermentation Kits	Cookbook	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Fermented foods are a tasty and nutritious alternative to the standardized food products that fill today's supermarkets. Traditionally prized for their medicinal and healthful properties, fermented food's natural process and rich flavor is found in food cultures around the world. Practical Fermentation explains simply and clearly how to make your own versions of these delicious foods and experience their wonderful flavors in your own home.
Fraser, Caroline	Prairie Fires: The American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. The first comprehensive historical biography of Laura Ingalls Wilder, the beloved author of the Little House on the Prairie books.
Anderson, William	Prairie Girl	Auto/Biography	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. The Life of Laura Ingalls Wilder. Learn about the real Laura, including events she did not write about in her classic stories. Engaging and accessible.
Aarons, Leroy	Prayers for Bobby	GLBT	Suggested By: BookBub.com. The "instant classic" (The Advocate) that was nominated for a Lambda Literary Award and made into a Lifetime movie featuring Sigourney Weaver. This "very painful and personal" book (Booklist) chronicles the life and death of Bobby Griffith, a young gay man who struggled with intolerance and hatred.
Webb, Mary	Precious Bane	Fiction	Suggested By: Friend. NOTE: 99-CENTS - TRY TO GET FOR FREE WHEN I HAVE A CREDIT. Suggested by Leslie D. Precious Bane won the Prix Femina Vie Heureuse Prize. In 1957 and 1989 it was made into a BBC television drama. The story is narrated by the central character Prue Sarn, whose life is blighted by having a harelip. Only the weaver, Kester Woodseaves, perceives her inner beauty but Prue cannot believe herself worthy of him. Prue is wrongly accused of murder and only one man can save her and take her away to the happiness she believes she can never possess because of her harelip. Author Mary Webb had many readers in her lifetime but was not otherwise greatly esteemed by critics. It was only after her death that Stanley Baldwin, then Britain's Prime Minister, brought about her commercial success, referring to her as a neglected genius. Consequently her collected works were republished and became best sellers in the 1930s, running into many editions. Her work is still widely admired, and Precious Bane has survived as her imperishable and most popular work.
Various	Prep for Doom	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Authors: E.R. Arroyo, Laura Albins, Amy Bartelloni, Brea Behn, Casey L. Bond, TK Carter, Kate Corcino, Harlow C. Fallon, Kelsey D. Garmendia, Caroline A. Gill, Gladden DelSheree, Hancock John Gregory, Hays Casey, Mary Kate L., Messenger Jon, Pierce Monica Enderle, Cameo Renae, Thompson Hilary, Ventresca Yvonne, White Megan. From the imaginations of twenty authors of dystopian and post-apocalyptic fiction comes PREP FOR DOOM - an integrated collection of short stories that tell the tale of a single catastrophe as experienced by many characters, some of whom will cross paths.
Plant, Steve	Prepper's Pantry	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. The survival guide to modern day emergency food & water storage.
Hill, Henry	Prepper's Survival Pantry	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. The ultimate SHTF preparedness guide to canning, dehydrating, and emergency water and food storage.
Hynd, Alan	Prescription: Murder!	Memoir	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Volume 3 authentic cases from the files of Alan Hynd. From the files and pen of world renowned true crime writer Alan Hynd (1903 - 1974) comes the final installment of deliciously dark true murder cases of the first half of the 20th Century. These stories, the third of these three short collections, are unified by a single theme: they all involve physicians.
McClure, Susan	Preserving Summer's Bounty	Cookbook	A quick and easy guide to freezing, canning, preserving, and drying what you can grow. Looks helpful, but not sure whether I should buy it. Try it from the library for next year, maybe.
Michener, James	Presidential Lottery	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Michener critiques the electoral college system.
Wilson, Daniel H and John Joseph Adams (editors)	Press Start to Play	Short Stories	Science fiction meets videogames in this sharp story collection which features Holly Black and Cory Doctorow.
Phoenix, Nora	Press: A White House Gay Romance	GLBT	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. .White House Men Series Book 1. Five years ago, Levar survived a terrorist attack. The bombing left its scars, but he's picked up his life. He loves working for the vice president--who is openly bisexual--as his press secretary. Levar can't afford a pesky attraction that proves to be frustratingly stubborn. Worse, those highly combustible sparks are with the very last person he should be falling for: Henley Platt, a well-known reporter covering the White House. Henley may not be Levar's enemy, but he's definitely not his friend. He can't be, not when their jobs put them on opposite sides. Henley is absolutely off-limits, even when he shows his appreciation for the sexy lingerie Levar loves to wear.
Beagin, Jen	Pretend I'm Dead	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. A young house cleaner seeks a new start in Taos, New Mexico - but will her off-kilter life really help her escape the past?
Wittman, Robert K.	Priceless	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Robert K. Wittman, the founder of the FBI's Art Crime Team, pulls back the curtain on his remarkable career for the first time, offering a real-life international thriller to rival The Thomas Crown Affair.
Garrett, Corrie	Pride and Prejudice and Passports: A Modern Retelling	Chick Lit	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. In the summer of 2016, Elisa Benitez heads home from college to help her family clean cabins in the mountains of Southern California. When her older sister falls hard for one of the elite guests, Elisa foresees heartbreak. Her sister is a Dreamer, an undocumented immigrant, and Charles is a state representative.
Lockwood, Patricia	Priestdaddy	Memoir	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. In this strange, charming memoir, Lockwood juxtaposes stories from her childhood - her father was a Catholic priest - against the months shea nd her husband spent living in her childhood home.
Martin, Wednesday	Primates of Park Avenue	Memoir	Feeds the seemingly endless appetite for insight into the rarefied world of the 1 percent. Anointing herself a sort of Jane Goodall, infiltrating New York City's gilded tribe of Upper East Side mommies.
Stone, Robert	Prime Green	Memoir	Stone (Dog Soldiers) spent part of the 1960s snorting heroin, dropping acid, and inhaling helium. He has written a remarkably lucid and passionate history of that decades countercultural tendencies.
La Plante, Lynda	Prime Suspect 3: Silent Victims	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: BookBub.com. As Soho DCI Jane Tennison investigates the murder of a young sex worker, she risks everything to unmask corruption on her own police force.
Eade, Philip	Prince Philip	Auto/Biography	Engaging biography of Philip's early years. It's easy to see how the future Queen of England fell for him.
Romney, J. P. and Rebecca Romney	Printer's Error	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. A rare books expert presents this humorous journey into the history of printing - and the mistakes and mysteries that have made a mark on the world of literature. Written in an engaging and accessible style.
Shakespeare, Nicholas	Priscilla	Auto/Biography	Shakespeare pieces together the life of his glamorous aunt by paging thru old letters.
Harris, Bob	Prisoner of Trebekistan	Memoir	Surprisingly touching memoir that also offers nuts-and-bolts answers to questions casual Jeopardy! fans may have. Includes a mother-lode of tips on strategy if you so much as daydream about trying out for the show.
MacDonell, Allan	Prisoner of X	Memoir	YOu expect shocking stories from a guy who spent 20 years working for Larry Flynt. And this memoir doesn't disappoint. Prisoner is surprisingly well written.
Smith, Janna Malamud	Private Matters	Non-fiction	Exploration of privacy issues. She draws particularly on her experience as the daughter of a famous writer.
Payne, Ronald	Private Spies	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Espionage doesn't just take place in the world of government spies. Explore its role in private industry - and what happens when company secrets are sold.
Davi, Michael	PrivileGEd	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Experiences From My Unusual 40-Year Career with One of America's Most Iconic Companies
Schell, Brian	Programming Amateur Radios with CHIRP: Ham Radio Setups Made Easy	Technical/Reference	Suggested By: Other. $3.99 Kindle book. Tax not included - multiple purchases on order and I couldn't figure out the tax for each individual item. I did have a $2 credit that applied to the entire order, and I did subtract $1 from the price of this book for the credit. If you're already comfortable with using programming software from RT Systems, or have no trouble working with whatever software that came with your radio, then maybe this book isn't for you. If you aren't good with computers, or you're having trouble with the basic process, don't know what all those columns mean, or are otherwise pulling your hair out trying to get your radio programmed, then this book is for you! We'll walk through getting the software installed and set up, connecting your radio with an appropriate cable and communications port, reading template data from the radio, editing that data, and writing that data back out to the radio.
Sammet, J.E.	Programming Languages: History and Fundamentals	Technical/Reference	Suggested By: Other. In this work, Sammet (a woman and early computer pioneer) presents a view of high level programming languages that promotes attention to "the problem to be solved" by that language, as she asserts on an opening page. Thus she is innovative in establishing a tradition for consideration of end motivation in the architecture of such languages.
Carson, Heather	Project Dandelion	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Book 1 (of 3) in the Dandelion Series. WARNING: ends in a cliffhanger. As of 3/4/2020, there are two other books in the series (Project Dandelion: Reentry, Project Dandelion: Resistance). Katrina knew this day would come. She had been preparing for it all her life. The end of the world was here, and it looked nothing like she had imagined. Now she was trapped in an underground fallout shelter with a group of teenagers who had been selected as the last hope for humanity. The idea of surviving the nuclear apocalypse alone blurs as she makes friends, and finds love, while buried beneath the earth.
Nolan, Stephanie	Promised the Moon	Non-fiction	Honors women in the Mercury space program.
Martin, Valerie	Property	Fiction	Story of the struggle of two women against a brutish plantation owner and each other. One the wife, one the slave maid.
Shriver, Lionel	Property	Short Stories	Suggested By: People Mag. Wickedly clever collection. Lays bare our foibles when it comes to ownership of all kinds. These stories are so honest about money it's almost shocking.
Earley, Pete	Prophet of Death	Non-fiction	The Mormon Blood-Atonement Killings
Barr, Luke	Provence, 1970	Non-fiction	Travel back to the winter of 1970, when six culinary legends including Julia Child and James Beard wound up together in the South of France.
Pryor, Richard	Pryor Convictions: And Other Life Sentences	Memoir	Suggested By: Author. Richard Pryor journeys from his childhood in a family that worked in whore-houses and bars, through to his years in Hollywood - the money, the women, the drugs - and the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis.
Bangs, Lester	Psychotic Reactions and Carbureator Dung	Essays	Lester Bangs was mythologized in 'Almost Famous'. The critic, who died at 34 of a drug overdose, wrote like Janis Joplin sang [what?]. Book is dated, but fun.
Harvey, Michael	Pulse	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Author. Recommended by Stephen King and Lee Child. Boston, 1976. In a small apartment above Kenmore Square, sixteen-year-old Daniel Fitzsimmons is listening to his landlord describe a seemingly insane theory about invisible pulses of light and energy that can be harnessed by the human mind. He longs to laugh with his brother Harry about it, but Harry doesn't know he's there--he would never approve of Daniel living on his own. None of that matters, though, because the next night Harry, a Harvard football star, is murdered in an alley.
Baggott, Julianna	Pure	Post-Apocalyptic	An apocalyptic event has divided the world into two castes - the Pures, who live under a protective dome, and the scarred survivors who exist in an ash-filled wilderness.
Martin, Steve	Pure Drivel	Non-fiction	A trove of comic gems.
Shaver, Theresa and Robert J Butts	Pursuit: The Guns of Connor Veley	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: Author. Free Kindle book. Book 1. They attacked his homestead, killed his parents, burned his home to the ground and left him for dead. They should have finished the job. Con Veley is only 17 years old when the Canton outlaw gang destroys his world. He makes a vow over his parent's grave to give them vengeance and justice. So begins a pursuit that will take him from his home state of New York across the country and into the wild, lawless territories of western America.His journey will bring him into contact with many good folks that help him grow into a man as he follows the wreckage left by the outlaws he is hunting.
Morris, Monique W.	Pushout	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. This "timely and important" read (Booklist) highlights the experience of black girls, who are disproportionately judged and punished in the US school system. "A compelling study that puts a human face on both suffering and statistics."
Hertzberg, Ruth and Janet Greene and Beatrice Vaughan	Putting Food By: Fifth Edition	Cookbook	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. $2.15 Kindle book. For decades, Putting Food By has been the one-stop source for everything the home cook needs to know about preserving foods--from fruits and vegetables to meat and seafood. Now, this classic is fully up-to-date with the twenty-first-century kitchen. Whether you're preserving to save money or to capture the taste of local, seasonal food at its peak, Putting Food By shares step-by-step directions to help you do it safely and deliciously.
Cannon, Jason	Python Programming for Beginners:	Technical/Reference	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. An Introduction to the Python Computer Language and Computer Programming. Python Programming for Beginners doesn't make any assumptions about your background or knowledge of Python or computer programming. You need no prior knowledge to benefit from this book. You will be guided step by step using a logical and systematic approach. As new concepts, commands, or jargon are encountered they are explained in plain language, making it easy for anyone to understand.
Thompson, Maurice J.	Python: 3 Manuscripts in 1 book	Technical/Reference	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Python Programming For Beginners Python Programming For Intermediates Python Programming for Advanced
Hamilton, Ramsey	Python: Programming A Beginner's Guide to Learn Python in 7 Days	Technical/Reference	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Python is the easiest to learn and once you have a good grounding in it, you can move on to another, more complicated language. Python is a beautiful computer language. It is simple, and it is intuitive. Python is used by a sorts of people – data scientists use it for much of their number crunching and analytics; security testers use it for testing out security and IT attacks; it is used to develop high-quality web applications and many of the large applications that you use on the internet are also written in Python, including YouTube, DropBox, and Instagram. Are you interested in learning Python? Then settle in and learn the basics in just 7 days - enough for you to be comfortable in moving on to the next level without any trouble.
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Douglas, Jack	Quake	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: Other. $2.14 Kindle book. New York City has seen its share of disasters. Terrorist attacks. Blackouts. Hurricanes. Floods. But nothing has prepared the Big Apple for the biggest earthquake to ever hit the United States. 9.0 on the Richter scale. Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs are a smoldering disaster, plunging New York into terrifying chaos. Skyscrapers and bridges have collapsed, killing hundreds of thousands. For a handful of survivors, the nightmare is just beginning.
Cornwell, Patricia	Quantum	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. First book in a series featuring a brilliant and unusual new heroine, cutting-edge cybertechnology (be interesting to see how well "cutting edge" holds up over time!), and stakes that are astronomically high. On the eve of a top secret space mission, Captain Calli Chase detects a tripped alarm in the tunnels deep below a NASA research center. A NASA pilot, quantum physicist, and cybercrime investigator, Calli knows that a looming blizzard and government shutdown could provide the perfect cover for sabotage, with deadly consequences.
Ozick, Cynthia	Quarrel and Quandary	Essays	Essays by remarkable mind.
Quinn, Alice	Queen of the Trailer Park	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Rosie Maldonne is outspoken and sexy. She's also unemployed, and, with three children and a cat, life is a little tough. The four of them--well, five, if you count the cat--live in the South of France, in a run-down trailer near a vacant lot. They make do, living off her part-time waitressing job and a little help from the state.
Baszile, Natalie	Queen Sugar	Fiction	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. Book on which the Oprah Winfrey Network TV show is based. There is a value system, an earthiness, and a calm assuredness about just being in the ordinariness of life that turns out to be rather extraordinary.
Strachey, Giles Lytton	Queen Victoria	Classic	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Biography of Queen Victoria.
Carty-Williams, Candice	Queenie	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. NPR Best Book of 2019. A young journalist grapples with work, love, and identity in London. A modern day Bridget Jones's Diary.
Wilde, Jen	Queens of Geek	Youth	Suggested By: BookBub.com. "The geeky, queer book of our dreams" (Seventeen). A fan convention in California sets the stage for three friends to find courage, love, and themselves. This "fun book about fierce friendship gives voice to a group of diverse female characters" (Bustle).
King, Seth	Queer	GLBT	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Author Seth King was born in a time when homosexuality was illegal in his state, and fell in love with a male for the first time only months after it was decriminalized. He's here, he's queer, and for the first time, this is his story.
Binchy, Maeve	Quentins	Brit Lit	Suggested By: Author. $2.15 Kindle book. Ella Brady wants to film a documentary about Quentins that will capture the spirit of Dublin from the 1970s to the present day. After all, the restaurant saw the people of a city become more confident in everything from their lifestyles to the food that they chose to eat. And Quentins has a thousand stories to tell. But as Ella uncovers more of what has gone on at Quentins, she begins to wonder whether some secrets should be kept that way...
Bodio, Stephen J.	Querencia	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. When Stephen, Betsy, and their menagerie of animals took up residence in a ramshackle house along a New Mexico highway, they discovered an unexpected passion for rural life. "[Bodio] is a master. No one who loves the West should miss this book" (Tony Hillerman).
Trivia Town Book	Questions for Kids: 500+ Family Friendly Questions to Get Kids Talking	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. No more wondering what to talk about on road trips, rainy days or while waiting for appointments. Just open this book, ask a question and get talking. This question book for kids is a perfect activity that the whole family will enjoy.
Rogers, Olivia	Quick and Easy Recipes	Cookbook	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. 34 Healthy & Tasty Meals for Busy Moms To Feed The Whole Family!
Burns, Eleanor	Quick Trip Quilts	Craft	Suggested By: Friend. Suggested by VVV FAC Bethie. She says that is has good clear instructions, and it a good practice quilt pattern to try before jumping into Bargello.
Cain, Susan	Quiet	Non-fiction	Cain argues that the constitutionally introverted - those who prefer listening to talking, reading to regaling, solitude to hanging out with the gang - get a bum rap.
Clarence, Sarah	Quinoa Recipes for Weight Loss	Cookbook	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book.
Homemade Quirk	Quirk Books D.I.Y. Gift Guide	Craft	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Curated by Quirk D.I.Y. This ebook offers 18 DIY gifts for the bookworm, foodie, animal lover, significant other, kid or geek in your life.
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Hartnett, Annie	Rabbit Cake	Fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Fans of Maria Semple's Where'd You Go Bernadette and and Kevin Wilson's The Family Fang will delight in Annie Hartnett's debut, a darkly comic novel about a young girl named Elvis trying to figure out her place in a world without her mother.
Updike, John	Rabbit, Run	Fiction	Suggested By: Author. $3.23 Kindle book. First book in the Rabbit Angstrom series. Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom, a onetime high-school basketball star who on an impulse deserts his wife and son. He is twenty-six years old, a man-child caught in a struggle between instinct and thought, self and society, sexual gratification and family duty.
Kirshenbaum, Binnie	Rabbits for Food	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. This book achieves absolute genius. In this NPR Best Book of 2019, a writer sets out to document the lives of other patients during her stay at a psychiatric hospital. Bitingly funny, and occasionally heartbreaking.
Terkel, Studs	Race : how Blacks and Whites think and feel about the American obsession	Non-fiction	Actually, this is just a place-holder to remember to try Studs Terkel, in general.
Ford, Richard T.	Racial Culture: A Critique	Non-fiction	Ford argues that attempts to secure legal recognition for cultural difference?an African-American employee's right to wear her hair in cornrows, for instance?result in what he calls a "difference discourse" that is actually counterproductive, forcing minority groups to accept the very stereotypes they were trying to oppose by celebrating diversity.
Jackson, John L. Jr.	Racial Paranoia: The Unintended Consequences of Political Correctness	Non-fiction	Not surprisingly, African-Americans distrust the rhetoric of political correctness, and see instead the threat of racism lurking below every white surface. Conspiracy theories abound and racial reconciliation seems near to impossible. In Racial Paranoia, Jackson explains how this paranoia is cultivated, transferred, and exaggerated; how it shapes our nation and undermines the goal of racial equality; and what can be done to fight it.
Gold, Rozanne	Radically Simple	Cookbook	Her ingredients are somewhat fancy, but Gold's short-and-easy techniques put sophisticated fare within any cook's reach.
King, Stephen and others	Rage Against the Night	Short Stories	Suggested By: Author. Free Kindle book. Under the onslaught of supernatural evil, the acts of good people can seem insignificant, but a courageous few stand apart. These brave men and women stand up to the darkness, stare it right in the eye, and give it the finger. These are the stories of those who rage against the night, stories of triumph, sacrifice, and bravery in the face of overwhelming evil.
Williams, Sharon C.	Rainforest Adventure	Youth	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Amazon Parrot Book. Jasper is no ordinary parrot. He lives in the rainforest, which secrets he's eager to explore. Jasper loves his home and his family, and he's also in charge of his younger brother Willie - a responsibility Jasper takes very seriously.
Collected Authors	Raised by Unicorns	GLBT	Suggested By: BookBub.com. This powerful collection explores what it's like to grow up with LGBTQ+ parents. Family members share their stories, experiences, and insights in this anthology of essays that crosses generations.
Kessler, Lauren	Raising hte Barre	Memoir	Her passion for ballet reignited in midlife. Determined to dance The Nutcracker, she spent nine grueling (and fascinating) months in classes with a professional company. Eloquent, inspiring, and funny.
Pyle, George	Raising Less Corn, More Hell: Why Our Economy, Ecology and Security Demand The Preservation of the Independent Farm	Non-fiction	Can American farmers feed more of the world's hungry by growing fewer crops? Veteran journalist Pyle argues that they can?and they must, if the planet's food supply is to remain ample and safe. Growing too much food, Pyle says, actually exacerbates world hunger. Grain gluts, for example, result in dumping of crops in developing countries. Local farmers can't compete against the cheap American imports and go out of business.
Wallis, Velma	Raising Ourselves	Memoir	One of Alaska's best-known authors. One of thirteen children, when she was thirteen her father died and she left school to help her mother raise her younger siblings.
MacDuckston, Brian	Ramen at Home	Cookbook	Suggested By: Other. $2.15 Kindle book. The easy Japanese cookbook for classic ramen and bold new flavors.
Toy, Chris	Ramen Made Simple: A Step-by-Step Guide	Cookbook	Suggested By: BookBub.com. $3.23 Kindle book. I wasn't gonna get this. I figured I can google recipes for Ramen soups. But I looked thru the preview, and I liked the way the book breaks down ramen soup into components. It seems like a nice guidebook for throwing soups together on the fly.
Matsushima, Kimiko	Ramen, Udon, Soba	Cookbook	Suggested By: Other. $3.22 Kindle book. Authentic Japanese noodle soup recipes. Recommended by Matthew Amster-Burton. Authentic Japanese Noodle Soup Recipes. Short, inexpensive ($2.99), electronic cookbook full of very authentic Japanese noodle recipes.
Murphy, Julie	Ramona Blue	Youth	Suggested By: BookBub.com. "A fresh and glorious love story". Ramona, who has long yearned for a life beyond her Mississippi trailer park home, identifies as a lesbian… but then Freddie arrives and makes her reevaluate everything she thought she knew.
Stoll, Steven	Ramp Hollow: The Ordeal of Appalachia	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Suggested as alternative to Hillbilly Elegy. "Seeing without history is like visiting a city after a devastating hurricane and declaring that the people there have always lived in ruins." Appalachian Trail. Hike. Hiking. Not about hiking, but might be interesting to read about the area if I'm thinking about the trail.
LeBlanc, Nicole	Random Family	Non-fiction	A moving, gritty look at the hard-scrabble lives of several Bronx youngsters.
LeBlanc, Adrian Nicole	Random Family: Love, Drugs, Trouble, and Coming of Age in the Bronx	Non-fiction	Full of compassion and detail, but also twitty women who choose men poorly.
Hartzler, Aaron	Rapture Practice	Memoir	Aaron Hartzler grew up in a home where he was taught that at any moment Jesus might come down in the twinkling of an eye, and scoop his whole family up to Heaven.
Kusel, Lisa	Rash	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Writer Lisa Kusel, while living comfortably in her California home, feels an unsettling lack of personal contentment. When she sees a job posting for a new international school in Bali, she convinces her schoolteacher husband Victor to apply. Six weeks after his interview, Lisa, Victor, and their six-year-old daughter, Loy, move halfway around the world to paradise. But instead of luxuriating in ocean breezes, renewed passion, and first-rate schooling, what Lisa and her family find are burning corpses, biting ants, and a millionaire founder who cares more about selling bamboo furniture than educating young minds. Not to mention Lisa's fear that one morning she might see the Dengue Fever rash on her young daughter.
Arthur, James	Raspberry Pi	Technical/Reference	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. The complete guide to Raspberry Pi for beginners, including projects, tips, tricks, and programming.
Ruhlman, Michael	Ratio: The Simple Codes Behind the Craft of Everyday Cooking	Cookbook	Suggested By: Unknown. $2.15 Kindle book. Bought Kindle copy long after reading my own hardcover copy. He divides the book into five parts (doughs, stocks, sausages, sauces, and custards). In each section he explains what essential properties make the ratios work and the subtle variations that differentiate, for instance, a bread dough (five parts flour, three parts water) from a biscuit dough (three parts flour, one part fat, two parts liquid).
Sullivan, Robert	Rats	Non-fiction	Author spent a year in a dingy NYC alley looking for rodents. Story: lady put a cat in the basement to combat rats, had to call exterminator back the next week to remove cat bones [gross!!!].
Porter, Monica	Raven	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Shocking, refreshing. When 60-year-old grandmother Monica Porter was ditched by her long-term partner, she took to the internet in search of romance. Laugh along as she recounts her outrageous escapades in a memoir that's admirably frank and unapologetic.
Leonard, Elmore	Raylan	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Movie/TV. $2.14 Kindle book.
DiCamillo, Kate	Raymie Nightingale	Youth	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. $1.07 Kindle book. Raymie Clarke has come to realize that everything, absolutely everything, depends on her. And she has a plan. If Raymie can win the Little Miss Central Florida Tire competition, then her father, who left town two days ago with a dental hygienist, will see Raymie's picture in the paper and (maybe) come home. To win, not only does Raymie have to do good deeds and learn how to twirl a baton; she also has to contend with the wispy, frequently fainting Louisiana Elefante, who has a show-business background, and the fiery, stubborn Beverly Tapinski, who's determined to sabotage the contest. But as the competition approaches, loneliness, loss, and unanswerable questions draw the three girls into an unlikely friendship -- and challenge each of them to come to the rescue in unexpected ways.
Park, Patricia	Re Jane	Fiction	Suggested By: Suggested List. A story of heritage defining who you are and your value in the culture as a half-Korean half-American orphan moves from a Korean-American neighborhood in Queens NY to Seoul Korea.
Brittingham, Kim	Read My Hips	Non-fiction	As a teen, "I was bigger and uglier than most girls," writes Brittingham. Her path to self-acceptance will make you cheer.
Grunenwald, Jill	Reading Behind Bars	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Jill Grunenwald dreamed of becoming a librarian, but her first job - located in the library of a men's prison - was far from what she imagined. In this memoir, she shares her unforgettable experience of seeing the importance of books firsthand. A fascinating look into a world that many of us never see.
Sperry, Kip	Reading Early American Handwriting	Non-fiction	Paleography, the study of early handwriting, or the rules of reading old handwriting, is an essential element in genealogical and historical research.
Prose, Francine	Reading Like a Writer	Non-fiction	Essays on the art of reading by Prose, a novelist, writing teacher, and People Magazine reviewer. This could be a dud since lit classes with people telling me what to get out of book go over like a lead balloon.
Nafisi, Azar	Reading Lolita in Tehran: A Memoir In Books	Memoir	Teaching English lit under arbitrary rules of Islam.
Borg, Marcus J.	Reading the Bible Again for the Very First Time	Non-fiction	Taking the bible seriously, but not literally. Especially for those who've found themselves hesitant to shelve their intellect in order to make a leap of faith.
Shea, Ammon	Reading the OED	Memoir	One Man, One Year, 21,730 Pages. A word lover devours 20 volumes of the OED.
Kuo, Michelle	Reading with Patrick	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. A "tender memoir" (O, The Oprah Magazine): When a former teacher helped an incarcerated student continue his education, they both found their lives transformed. "Honest, generous, humble, and wise… A testament to the power of language and of books"
Lythcott-Haims, Julie	Real American	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Bringing a poetic sensibility to her prose to stunning effect, Lythcott-Haims briskly and stirringly evokes her personal battle with the low self-esteem that American racism routinely inflicts on people of color. The only child of a marriage between an African-American father and a white British mother, she shows indelibly how so-called "micro" aggressions in addition to blunt force insults can puncture a person's inner life with a thousand sharp cuts. Real American expresses also, through Lythcott-Haims's path to self-acceptance, the healing power of community in overcoming the hurtful isolation of being incessantly considered "the other."
MacGuire, James P.	Real Lace Revisited	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. For fans of Stephen Birmingham's Real Lace. James P. MacGuire chronicles his upbringing as a member of the Irish American aristocracy, shining a light on the hidden world and historical evolution of an elite social class.
Herron, Mick	Real Tigers	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. The MI5 agents as Slough House haven't quite been fired, but irredeemable mistakes in the field have relegated them to careers of paperwork - until a kidnapping forces them to get involved and prove their worth.
Stephenson, Neal	Reamde	SciFi	Suggested By: Author. $2.15 Kindle book. A computer virus wreaks havoc on both the online and real worlds in an ingenious epic from the Snow Crash author.
VanDyke, David and Ryan King	Reaper's Run	Post-Apocalyptic	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Book One of the Plague Wars series - read it or the prequel, The Eden Plague (Book Zero) as your introduction to this gripping futuristic thriller series. When US Marine Sergeant Jill Repeth's blown-off legs begin to regenerate, she thinks it's a medical miracle. But the breakthrough that heals her war injuries is exactly what the government desperately wants to quash - by any means necessary. Hunted, she must cross an America wracked by strife to try to find a family who may already be dead, searching for the inhuman secret of what started it all.
Wiggin, Kate Douglas	Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm	Classic	Suggested By: Author. Free Kindle book. The story of Rebecca Rowena Randall and her two stern aunts in the fictional village of Riverboro, Maine. Rebecca's joy for life inspires her aunts, but she faces many trials in her young life, gaining wisdom and understanding.
Buell, Bebe	Rebel Heart: An American Rock 'n' Roll Journey	Memoir	Suggested By: Author. Bebe Buell was a fetching Ford model of the 1970s and 1980s, a Playboy Playmate and mom to the gifted Liv Tyler. She was also connected with a slew of rock stars of the era - Todd Rundgren (who graciously allowed himself to be viewed as Liv's dad for years when in reality it was the more problematic Steven Tyler), Rod Stewart, Stiv Bators, David Bowie, and Elvis Costello. She boasts of being a muse (the word "groupie" is not to her liking) of Prince...tho this seems to border on the delusional. Born into a rather restrictive family in Virginia, Buell made tracks for the West Coast rock scene and left an indelible mark.
Rodreguez, Robert	Rebel Without a Crew	Memoir	Chronicles the making of a movie for $7,000.
Waxman, Sharon	Rebels on the Backlot	Non-fiction	Riveting tales of Hollywood hubris.
Townsend, Sue	Rebuilding Coventry	Fiction	Uproariously funny satire.
Orr, CFP Mark J.	Recession-proof Retirement	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Safe strategies to manage wealth and retirement income. Safely increase interest income now.
Stephenson, Barry James	Recollections of a Half-Wit	Memoir	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. The true story of one child's attempt to grow up on a rough English housing estate, with his crazed imaginary friend.
McCreight, Kimberly	Reconstructing Amelia	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Friend. Recommended by Dezi. Kate believes her daughter, 15-year-old Amelia, has committed suicide, jumping from the roof of her private school - until she receives an anonymous text saying simply, "Amelia didn't jump." Could she have been murdered?
Simpson, Brooks D.	Reconstruction	History	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Drawing on letters, newspaper article, and other firsthand documents, this historical collection chronicles the years after the Civil War ended in the United States. Reconstruction conveys the struggle for racial equality better than many other anthologies documenting the era.
Smith, Courtney E.	Record Collecting for Girls	Non-fiction	A music lover and former MTV exec explores the ways music shapes womens' lives.
Edgar, Donald	Recovery From Narcissistic Abuse, Gaslighting, Codependency, and Complex PTSD (5 Books in 1)	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. $0.00 Kindle book. A Transformative Workbook and Guide To Overcome Toxic & Unhealthy Relationships, cPTSD & Emotional Abuse.
Epstein, Mitch	Recreation	Photo	Acutely observant pictures from the 1970s and 80s. Does the impossible - makes us empathize with people dressed in supremely bad clothes.
Cojocaru, Steven	Red Carpet Diaries: Confessions of a Glamour Boy	Memoir	That scaree-looking style guy from People.
Phipps, Mona	Red Dirt Girl	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Mona Phipps describes growing up in the state of Oklahoma in the 1930's and 40's, and the rich family tapestry of being a 12th generation American.
Faur, Peter	Red Metal	Fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. In 2005, hedge-fund manager David Brown of Galileo Capital spots a rare opportunity. China's voracious appetite for copper is flooding Red Metal Corporation with cash, and Red Metal CEO Jeff Fowler appears hell-bent on leaving most of it in the bank.
Brown, Pierce	Red Rising	SciFi	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. $2.15 Kindle book. The Red Rising Series, Book 1. New York Times bestseller. Named one of the best books of the yar by Entertainment Weekly. Inspired by a longing for justice, and driven by the memory of lost love, Darrow sacrifices everything to infiltrate the legendary Institute, a proving ground for the dominant Gold caste, where the next generation of humanity's overlords struggle for power. He will be forced to compete for his life and the very future of civilization against the best and most brutal of Society's ruling class. There, he will stop at nothing to bring down his enemies . . . even if it means he has to become one of them to do so.
Ashcraft, Tami Oldham	Red Sky in Mourning	Memoir	Suggested By: People Mag. Ashcraft spent 41 days adrift on the Pacific. Sailing disaster story.
Winn, Marie	Red Tails in Love	Non-fiction	A wildlife drama in Central Park.
Klay, Phil	Redeployment	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Suggested List. 12 searing stories about the Iraq War by a Marine who observed during the surge are a blazing literary achievement that strikes at the brutality and banality of war and powerfully memorializes its casualties both living and dead. Recommended by President Obama.
Ritterbusch, Virginia	Reframe Your Viewpoints	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Harness stress & anxiety. Transform it into peace & confidence.
Ness, Patrick	Release	GLBT	Suggested By: BookBub.com. "An insanely beautiful writer" (John Green). As Adam Thorn deals with his new boyfriend, his religious family, and his feelings for his ex, he'll discover what truly matters.
Benfante, Michael	Reluctant Hero	Memoir	After rousting his panicked telecommunications colleagues form their 81-st floor WTC offices on 9/11, Benefante came across a woman in a wheelchair and helped carry her down the stairwells to safety. Their brave journey is told in riveting detail.
Cullen, Lisa Takeuchi	Remember Me	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Unknown. Transforming cremains into bling is one of the wacky trends chronicled in Cullen's bouncy, and often quite funny, account of "shopping-after-death-options". Funerals. Morticians. Mortuary.
Small, Martin and Vic Shayne	Remember Us	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Share in a profound journey of unimaginable loss and survival with this poignant Holocaust memoir. A Wall Street Journal bestseller hailed as "an important contribution to the literature of the most tragic chapter of contemporary history" (Elie Wiesel).
Browning, Christopher R.	Remembering Survival	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. Inside a Nazi Slave-Labor Camp. Employing the rich testimony of almost three hundred survivors of the slave-labor camps of Starachowice, Poland, Christopher R. Browning draws the experiences of the Jewish prisoners, the Nazi authorities, and the neighboring Poles together into a chilling history of a little-known dimension of the Holocaust. Combining harrowing detail and insightful analysis on the Starachowice camps and their role in the Holocaust, Browning's history is indispensable scholarship and an unforgettable story of survival.
Ciresi, Rita	Remind Me Again Why I Married You	Chick Lit	No one blends humor and heartbreak like Rita Ciresi, whose award-winning novels are lauded as much for their generous wit as for their unflinching honesty.
Moon, Elizabeth	Remnant Population	SciFi	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Ofelia - tough, kind, wise, and unwise, fond of food, tired of foolish people - is one of the most probably heroines science fiction has ever known. For forty years, Colony 3245.12 has been Ofelia's home. On this planet far away in space and time from the world of her youth, she has lived and loved, weathered the death of her husband, and...
Patching, Will	Remorseless	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. Doc Powers & D.I. Carver Investigate book 1. Criminal profiler Doc Powers tries to unravel the truth about a psychopathic potential parolee in time to prevent him wreaking bloody revenge on those he blames for his incarceration - including Doc himself.
Schwartz, John Burnham	Reservation Road	Fiction	Hit and run tragedy affects family and draws you in.
Pao, Ellen	Reset: My Fight for Inclusion and Lasting Change	Memoir	Suggested By: Other. If you talk, you talk too much. If you don't talk, you're too quiet. You don't own the room. If you want to protect your work, you're not a team player.
Kolata, Gina	Rethinking Thin	Non-fiction	Many obesity researchers believe body weight is inherited much like height. "Lean people think they are morally superior," one scientist told Kolato, but they're really winners of the genetic lottery. It isn't willpower, then, but a battle against biology - an especially pointless one given that new studies show "having a bit of extra fat appears to be protective."
Minchey, Jerry	Retire Wild, Free, and Happy	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. You Can Do It Now with the Money You Have.Most financial advisors will tell you that you need a million dollars (or two or three) in the bank when you retire to continue the lifestyle you've been living. Look at your retirement this way. How much money do you have, and how much income will you have coming in? Then investigate what kind of retirement life you can live with that money. I think you will be pleasantly surprised.
Acker, Ron	Retirement	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Retirement Planning and Income Planning for Successful Retirement Living and Sustainable Retirement Income.
Duval, Roger	Retirement Base Camp: Mapping Out the Right Financial Future	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. This book provides a roadmap to avoid dangerous pitfalls and costly mistakes that can keep you from having the retirement lifestyle you deserve.
Powell, Ray	Retirement Planning	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. The soon-to-be Senior's guide to an enjoyable and hassle free retirement.
Elk, Katherine	Retirement Planning Handbook	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. $0.00 Kindle book. Complete Advice and Opinions to Fully Control Your Finances and Plan your Retirement Successfully.
Sastry, John J.	Retirement Wreckers	Non-fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. $0.00 Kindle book. A Must-Have Guide to Navigating and Living a Successful Retirement
Davidson, Louise	Retro Recipes The Most Popular Vintage Recipes from the 1970s	Cookbook	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. It's time to rekindle your nostalgia with some long-lost recipes from the 70s. This book is the ultimate collection of vintage recipes that defined the decade. Discover a handpicked collection of classic 70s recipes that set trends with their delectable flavors. From Pasta Primavera to Honey Cheesecake, this lovely lot of retro recipes will surely bring a big smile to your face.
Hammett, Dashiell	Return of the Thin Man	Crime/Mystery	Suggested By: Author. $2.15 Kindle book. Note: people report that these are early drafts of movie screenplays, not actual novellas. Dashiell Hammett was a crime writer who elevated the genre to true literature, and The Thin Man was Hammett's last--and most successful--novel. Following the enormous success of The Thin Man movie in 1934, Hammett was commissioned to write stories for additional films. He wrote two full-length novellas, for the films that became After the Thin Man and Another Thin Man. Bringing back his classic characters, retired private investigator Nick Charles and his former debutante wife Nora, who return home to find Nora's family gardener murdered, pulling the couple back into another deadly game of cat and mouse. Hammett has written two fully satisfying Thin Man stories, with classic, barbed Hammett dialogue and fully developed characters.
Michener, James A.	Return to Paradise	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. An enchanting collection from the Pulitzer Prize–winning, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Hawaii: The islands of the South Pacific come alive with adventure. Sequel to Tales of the South Pacific.
Frank, Dorthea Benton	Return to Sullivans Island	Magical/Mystical	Suggested By: BookBub.com. When Beth returns to South Carolina to house-sit her family's beach house, she contends with a turbulent romance, new friendships, and family secrets. Touches of Southern magic make this a winner.
Buchan, Elizabeth	Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman	Fiction	Rose's husband leaves, but she gets her just-deserts.
Shaw, Irwin	Rich Man, Poor Man	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. This New York Times–bestselling saga of two brothers in postwar America, the basis for the classic miniseries, is "a book you can't put down" (The New York Times). Siblings Rudy, Tom, and Gretchen Jordache grow up in a small town on the Hudson River. They're in their teens in the 1940s, too young to go to war but marked by it nevertheless. Their father is the local baker, and nothing suggests they will live storied lives. Yet, in this sprawling saga, each member of the family pushes against the grain of history and confronts the perils and pleasures of a world devastated by conflict and transformed by American commerce and culture.
Tims, Ricky	Ricky Tims' Convergence Quilts: Mysterious, Magical, Easy, and Fun	Craft	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Popular quilting expert Ricky Tims presents an imaginative, new piecing technique that quilters will adore! Convergence quilts feature two or more fabrics cut into strips, sewn together, then cut and pieced again. Nothing could be simpler - or more magical! Ricky offers lots of creative guidelines but no hard-and-fast rules, so every Convergence quilt is a unique work of art.
Richman, Jana	Riding in the Shadows of Saints	Non-fiction	Richman can see eye to eye with Mormonism's critics: She left the faith decades ago and detests its sexism. These are excellent questions, ones that most popular books dealing with Mormonism - including Jon Krakauer's "Under the Banner of Heaven" - never answer, let alone ask.
Mullane, Mike	Riding Rockets	Memoir	Former shuttle pilot recounts his fratlike indoctrination in the '70s through 1986's Challenger tragedy. Frank language and hardened view keep his compelling memoir down-to-earth.
Ferguson, Craig	Riding the Elephant	Memoir	Suggested By: People Mag. Craig Ferguson stories! Yay!
Jordan, Teresa	Riding the White Horse Home	Non-fiction	Lore and science of ranching. Women who coped with physical hardship and killing loneliness.
Pelicanos, George	Right as Rain, Hell to Pay, and Soul Circus	Crime/Mystery	Black PI, white partner.
Wodehouse, P.G.	Right Ho, Jeeves	Fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Free Kindle book. Bertie returns to London from several weeks in Cannes spent in the company of his Aunt Dahlia Travers and her daughter Angela. In Bertie's absence, Jeeves has been advising Bertie's old school friend, Gussie Fink-Nottle, who is in love with a goofy, sentimental, whimsical, childish girl named Madeline Bassett…
Wilson, Mike	Right On the Edge of Crazy	Non-fiction	On tour with the U.S. downhill ski team. The best book ever written about ski racing.
Maxwell, Gavin	Ring of Bright Water	Non-fiction	Reprint - memoir of the famous naturalist and an ode to his beloved otters.
Baum, L. Frank	Rinkitink in Oz	Classic	Suggested By: Author. Free Kindle book. Book 10/14. No one from Oz appears in the book until its climax. Most of the action takes place on three islands – Pingaree, Regos, and Coregos – and within the Nome King's caverns.
Reynolds, Simon	Rip It Up And Start Again	Non-fiction	Devo, Joy Division, and other oft-neglected post-punk trailblazers get a fresh look in this passionate, insightful history of early-80s rock on the cusp of MTV.
Patric, Phaedra	Rise & Shine Benedict Stone	Fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. A perfect read for lovers of Fredrik Backman's A Man Called Ove. Jewelry shop owner Benedict Stone's orderly life is upended by the arrival of Gemma, his estranged brother's teenage daughter. Quirky characters and sweet premise.
Patrick, Phaedra	Rise and Shine, Benedict Stone	Fiction	Suggested By: eBookDaily.com. Benedict Stone has settled into a complacent and predictable routine. Business at his jewelry shop has dried up; his marriage is on the rocks. His life is in desperate need of a jump start--and then a surprise arrives at his door in the form of his audacious teenage niece, Gemma. Reckless and stubborn, she invites herself into Benedict's world and turns his orderly life upside down. But she might just be exactly what he needs to get his life back on track.
Holt, Nathalia	Rise of the Rocket Girls	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Entertainment Weekly Mag. Learn more about the women who worked in the space program. Holt's book is lively and immensely readable history. NASA.
Zeoli, Tony	Rising From The Ashes	Memoir	Suggested By: BookBub.com. $1.07 Kindle book. The True Story of 9/11 and Recovery Team Romeo. Tony was a founding member of a group of retired police officers who became known as Recovery Team Romeo - a dozen men who spent nearly nine months searching for bodies at Ground Zero and refusing to be paid for it.
Zeoli, Tony	Rising from the Ashes	Non-fiction	Suggested By: BookBub.com. A powerful account of 9/11 and its aftermath: One of the founding members of Recovery Team Romeo shares the story of the heroic group of retired police officers who volunteered and spent nine months tirelessly searching Ground Zero to recover victims.
Schultz, James Willard	Rising Wolf, the White Blackfoot	Non-fiction	Suggested By: Other. Free Kindle book. James Willard Schultz, or Apikuni, (1859-1947) was a noted author, explorer, Glacier National Park guide, fur trader and historian of the Blackfoot Indians. He operated a fur trading post at Carroll, Montana and lived among the Pikuni tribe during the period 1880-82.
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