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“My great hope for Dave Haggard is that he can provide a few hours of page-turning entertainment…”
Meet the Colorado-based Boulder Book Store
René Steinke’s new novel combines a fictional town, fictional characters, and all-too-real environmental threats.
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Why everyone is entitled to my opinion.
In honor of Veterans Day, here are 10 of the most compelling war novels ever written.
Keep your thrill-seeking middle-grade reader entertained with these fun, feisty tales!
This small DC-based press thinks really, really big.
Don’t let these tricky titles derail your next discussion!
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