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- New England white, by Stephen L. Carter
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- Captivity, Laurie Sheck
- Supercapitalism, the transformation of business, democracy, and everyday life, Robert B. Reich
- A twist of the wrist, quick flavorful meals with ingredients from jars, cans, bags, and boxes, Nancy Silverton ; with Carolynn Carreño ; photographs by Amy Neunsinger - (alk. paper)
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- Cool it, the skeptical environmentalist's guide to global warming, by Bjorn Lomborg - (pbk. : alk. paper)
- The collected works, Kahlil Gibran - (US : alk. paper)
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- The Ministry of Special Cases, Nathan Englander
- Due considerations, essays and criticism, John Updike
- Earlier poems, Franz Wright
- Tapas, the little dishes of Spain, Penelope Casas ; photographs by Jim Smith
- Naomi and Ely's no kiss list, a novel, Rachel Cohn and David Levithan
- New England white, by Stephen L. Carter
- When Randolph turned rotten, by Charise Mericle Harper - (hardcover)
- Mr. Jefferson's women, Jon Kukla
- The collected works, Kahlil Gibran - (UK : alk. paper)
- Brother, I'm dying, Edwidge Danticat
- Practicing, a musician's return to music, Glenn Kurtz - (alk. paper)
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- Practical wisdom for parents, demystifying the preschool years, Nancy Schulman, Ellen Birnbaum
- The big girls, Susanna Moore
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- The squandering of America, how the failure of our politics undermines our prosperity, Robert Kuttner
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- After dark, Haruki Murakami ; translated from the Japanese by Jay Rubin - (pbk.)
- The California Gold Rush and the coming of the Civil War, Leonard L. Richards
- Age of betrayal, the triumph of money in America, 1865-1900, Jack Beatty - (alk. paper)
- Ralph Ellison, a biography, Arnold Rampersad - (alk. paper)
- The California Gold Rush and the coming of the Civil War, Leonard L. Richards
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- The worlds of Lincoln Kirstein, Martin Duberman - (alk. paper)
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