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1919 J.D. Salinger • 1879 E.M. Forster NEW YEAR’S DAY KWANZAA ENDS 1920 Isaac Asimov 1892 J.R.R. Tolkien • 106 B.C. Cicero 1785 Jakob Grimm • 1643 Isaac Newton 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

BOOKS YOU WON’T BE ABLE TO PUT DOWN: 1) Cormac McCarthy 1931 E.L. Doctorow • 1910 Wright Morris 1878 Carl Sandburg 1903 Alan Paton • 1842 William James 2) THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE 1921 Friedrich Durrenmatt EPIPHANY 1912 Charles Addams • 1891 Zora Neale Hurston 1935 Elvis Presley • 1824 Wilkie Collins 1908 Simone de Beauvoir 1887 Robinson Jeffers 1839 Eugenio Maria Hostos C. S. Lewis 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 3) HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS J. K. Rowling 4) THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO Stieg Larsson

5) THE DA VINCI CODE 1882 A.A. Milne •1782 Daniel Webster Dan Brown 1876 Jack London • 1856 John Sargent 1834 Horatio Alger 1896 John Dos Passos • 1875 Albert Schweitzer 1929 Martin Luther King, Jr. • 1622 Moliere 1874 Robert W. Service 1820 Anne Bronte • 1706 Benjamin Franklin 1779 Peter Mark Roget 6) THE GLASS CASTLE: A MEMOIR 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Jeannette Walls 7) THE HUNGER GAMES Suzanne Collins

8) THE CATCHER IN THE RYE 1866 Richard Le Gallienne 1921 Patricia Highsmith • 1887 Alexander Woollcott MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.’S 1937 Joseph N. Wambaugh • 1788 Lord Byron 1882 Virginia Woolf • 1874 W. Somerset Maugham J. D. Salinger 1809 Edgar Allan Poe BIRTHDAY (OBSERVED) 1885 Huddie “Leadbelly” Ledbetter 1561 Francis Bacon 1783 Stendhal 1862 1759 Robert Burns

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The year was 1972. Nixon was President. The war in Vietnam was overstock to nonprofit groups in the neighborhood as well as drawing to its messy close, and “American Pie” was at the top of organizations on nearly every continent on the globe. We guide the charts. Corporate dropout Ken Gjemre and fellow bibliophile our philanthropy with a simple motto: Do what you can, when 15 Pat Anderson opened a used book shop in an abandoned you can, where you are. laundromat on Lovers Lane in Dallas, Texas. They ran ads in the Meet one of our booksellers and they’ll likely tell you they’re local paper declaring “We Buy Books” and began buying from the also a musician, filmmaker, writer or designer. If you detest public. Upon the shop’s opening, they had a few thousand books waste and cherish the written word, perhaps you, too, belong and hordes of customers. “You could stir them with a stick,” Ken on our team. Visit hpb.com/jobs to learn more about joining the said. Based on the simple desire to “waste not and read a lot,” Half Price Books family. they had established what would later become America’s largest, family-owned new and used book retailer – Half Price Books. Each day that we go to work, we hope to do two things: share our favorite things with our friends and help make the world a Today, we have more than 100 stores in 16 states. Our stores 0714RC15CL little better. Together we carry on the mission and causes of our are packed with hardbacks, paperbacks, magazines, records, 15 founders – be fair to our employees and customers, support CDs, laser-discs, DVDs and Blu-rays. And let’s not forget games literacy, be kind to the environment, advocate First Amendment of every sort and platform – from classic board games to rights, and remain financially viable so that we may continue. Our Nintendo and Xbox. Our founders coined the phrase, “We buy President and CEO Sharon said, “My mom made a commitment to and sell everything ever printed or recorded (except yesterday’s do the right thing and it’s my job to uphold it.” newspaper).” They weren’t only talking about our extensive selection, but more so that we wouldn’t censor the products. “Success to us is having jobs for all these people,” said Sharon. Ken said, “We don’t let others, or ourselves, determine what our The employee-centric culture of Half Price Books began at customers should read.” Our selection to this day remains hugely inception with the notion of sharing profits with the staff. Our inclusive, unsnobbish. We’ll shelve and sell just about anything – founders believed in addressing the “human quota, rather than from The Diary of Anne Frank to The History of Farting. We might just dollars and cents.” chuckle at the titles, but we won’t censor them. There’s no real science to it. Over the years we’ve opened stores We can’t stand waste. Almost everything is valuable to somebody. where our people wanted to go. Our expansion plan is modest. Many a reader has gleefully spent an afternoon in a cozy corner We’re patient. We don’t borrow. But we’re growing and opening at Half Price Books, finding secondhand bargains with inspiring new stores and entering new markets. We plan to be around inscriptions and dog-eared pages from the previous owner. for a long time to continue to provide interesting and inviting However, often the ocean of books that we buy from the public stores for our employees and customers to spend their days. is more volume than we can hold. As Ken said, “If we can’t sell And we will proudly continue to be your largest, most diverse 15 it, we’ll give it away.” So, we strive to recycle and donate our source for books on paper.

YOUR IN-STORE PURCHASE 15 VALID 01.01.14-02.28.14 ARIZONA MISSOURI LEWISVILLE • 420 East FM 3040 • 972.459.3242 McKINNEY • 3190 S. Central Expwy. at southwest corner of Eldorado Pkwy. • 214.544.7800 MESA • 6339 E. Southern Ave. at Superstition Springs • 480.325.8354 KANSAS CITY • 1002 Westport Rd. at SW Trafficway • 816.931.5377 MESQUITE • 1645 Town East Blvd. across from Town East Mall • 972.686.0233 PHOENIX • 4322 E. Cactus Rd. west of Paradise Valley Mall • 602.482.4100 INDEPENDENCE • 20000 E. Jackson Dr. at I-70 and Little Blue Pkwy. • 816.795.7558 PLANO • 2440 Preston Rd. near Trader Joe’s • 972.985.6196 2102 E. Camelback Rd. across from Town & Country • 602.954.4653 RICHARDSON • 2100 Alamo Rd. at Central & Campbell • 972.234.4286 NEBRASKA ROCKWALL • 959 E. I-30. next to Bed Bath & Beyond • 972.771.3496 CALIFORNIA OMAHA • 12355 W. Center Rd. west of I-680 • 402.330.0640 BERKELEY • 2036 Shattuck Ave. at Addison St. • 510.526.6080 TEXAS – Fort Worth area CONCORD • 1935 Mt. Diablo St. • 925.288.9060 OHIO – Cleveland area ARLINGTON • 2211 S. Cooper St. at Pioneer Pkwy. • 817.860.5247 DUBLIN • 7898 Dublin Blvd. north of Stoneridge Mall • 925.875.1942 MAYFIELD HEIGHTS • 1607 Golden Gate Plaza • 440.461.9222 770 Road to Six Flags E. at Collins • 817.274.5251 FREMONT • 39152 Fremont Hub • 510.744.0333 MENTOR • 9383 Mentor Ave. at Heisley • 440.255.2581 BEDFORD • 713 Harwood Rd. at Brown Trail • 817.581.9888 NORTH OLMSTED • 4687 Great Northern Blvd. • 440.777.6807 BURLESON • 12616 South Fwy., I-35W at McAlister • 817.295.8560 ILLINOIS FORT WORTH • 5417 S. Hulen St. • 817.294.1166 ALGONQUIN • 2226 S. Randall Rd. in Algonquin Commons • 847.458.2669 OHIO – Columbus area 475 Sherry Ln. in Westover Village • 817.732.4111 BLOOMINGDALE • 366 W. Army Trail Rd. west of I-355 • 630.893.8907 MANSFIELD • 1551 U.S. Hwy. 287 N., next to PetSmart • 682.518.7302 COLUMBUS • 1375 W. Lane Ave. • 614.486.8765 COUNTRYSIDE • 14 Countryside Plaza at La Grange Rd. • 708.579.1770 WATAUGA • 7620 Denton Hwy. • 817.605.3285 2656 Brice Rd. at Tussing • 614.755.4110 HIGHLAND PARK • 151 Skokie Valley Rd. at Crossroads • 847.831.2820 2642 Bethel Rd., Carriage Place at Sawmill • 614.457.6333 NAPERVILLE • 2867 95th St. at Route 59 near Jewel-Osco • 630.428.2877 TEXAS – Houston area 5070 N. High St. across from Graceland Shopping Ctr. • 614.430.9007 NILES • 5605 W. Touhy Ave. west of Edens Expwy. (I-94) • 847.588.2286 WESTERVILLE • 561 South State St. at Schrock Rd. • 614.776.5551 COLLEGE STATION • 1505 University Dr. E., next to PetSmart • 979.696.2325 ORLAND PARK • 31 Orland Square Dr. on La Grange Rd. • 708.403.4589 CORPUS CHRISTI • 5425 SPID at S. Staples • 361.991.4494 PALATINE • 1319 N. Rand Rd. at E. Dundee Rd. west of 53/290 • 847.359.8250 OHIO – South Ohio area HOUSTON • 1011 Westheimer at Montrose Blvd. • 713.520.1084 SCHAUMBURG • Opening in 2014! 15754 FM 529 across from Food Town, Copperfield • 832.593.9885 BEAVERCREEK • 3310 Pentagon Blvd. • 937.431.1820 4685 Cypress Creek Pkwy. at Stuebner Airline, North Oaks Center • 281.583.9992 INDIANA CINCINNATI • 9720 Colerain Ave. at Northgate • 513.385.4100 961 NASA Pkwy. at Village Real in Clear Lake • 281.335.1283 8118 Montgomery Rd. at Kenwood Galleria • 513.891.7170 AVON • 9867 E. US Hwy. 36 next to Ashley Furniture • 317.209.8841 11960 Westheimer at Kirkwood Dr. • 281.558.4968 HAMILTON • 3185 Princeton Rd. west of Bridgewater Falls Mall • 513.772.1511 FORT WAYNE • 533 E. Coliseum Blvd. east of Glenbrook Square Mall • 260.373.2140 2537 University Blvd. at Kirby Dr. in the Rice Village • 713.524.6635 MASON • 8211 Arbor Square Dr. • 513.770.4390 GREENWOOD • 844 N. U.S. 31 Greenwood Shoppes • 317.889.1076 HUMBLE • 9743 FM 1960 Bypass West • 281.540.3950

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MARION • 1400 Twixt Town Rd. near Lindale Mall/Cedar Rapids • 319.377.4982 3207 Broadway, near Brackenridge Park • 210.822.4597 PENNSYLVANIA 11255 Huebner Rd. at I-10 • 210.558.3247 KANSAS BETHEL PARK • 4000 Oxford Dr. in the Village Square Mall • 412.835.3116 11654 Bandera Rd., just south of 1604 • 210.647.1103 MONROEVILLE • 3757 William Penn Hwy. • 412.856.1949 20821 U.S. Hwy. 281 North, at Evans near H-E-B plus! • 210.545.3836 OLATHE • 15309 W. 119th St. at Black Bob Rd. • 913.829.9959 PITTSBURGH • 219 Summit Park Dr. in Robinson Township • 412.494.0775 SAN MARCOS • 900 Bugg Lane I-35 at exit 205 • 512.805.7503 OVERLAND PARK • 8997 Metcalf Ave. at 91st St. • 913.383.3373 4932 McKnight Rd. just south of Ross Park Mall • 412.369.0860 KENTUCKY WASHINGTON TEXAS – Austin area BELLEVUE • 15600 N.E. 8th St. Crossroads Shopping Center • 425.747.6616 FLORENCE • 4999 Houston Rd. at Turfway Commons • 859.283.0546 AUSTIN • 5555 N. Lamar at Koenig • 512.451.4463 EVERETT • 1321 S.E. Everett Mall Way • 425.290.9924 LEXINGTON • 2321 Sir Barton Way north of Man O’ War • 859.264.0848 13492 U.S. Highway 183 N. at Anderson Mill • 512.335.5759 LYNNWOOD • 19500 Hwy. 99 next to Trader Joe’s • 425.776.8885 127 W. Tiverton Way south of Fayette Mall • 859.271.8671 2929 S. Lamar Blvd. near Manchaca Rd. • 512.443.3138 REDMOND • 7805 Leary Way across from Town Center • 425.702.2499 LOUISVILLE • 2025 S. Hurstbourne Pkwy. • 502.491.4310 2506 W. Parmer Ln. at northeast corner of Mopac • 512.454.3664 SEATTLE • 4709 Roosevelt Way N.E. in the University District • 206.547.7859 10220 Westport Rd. on Frey’s Hill, Springhurst • 502.326.8585 9900 S. I-35 south of Slaughter Ln. at Southpark Meadows • 512.280.0668 TACOMA • 4027 Tacoma Mall Blvd. Rainier Place • 253.566.1238 CEDAR PARK • 1335 E. Whitestone Blvd. • 512.259.2851 TUKWILA • 16828 Southcenter Pkwy. next to Toys ‘R’ Us • 206.575.3173 MINNESOTA ROUND ROCK • 2601 S. I-35 exit 251 near Home Depot • 512.244.0203 APPLE VALLEY • 7600 W. 150th St., at County Rd. 42 • 952.431.0749 WISCONSIN COON RAPIDS • 8601 Springbrook Dr. in Blaine • 763.784.1500 TEXAS – Dallas area APPLETON • 281 N. Casaloma Dr. • 920.830.1237 CRYSTAL • 5600 W. Broadway at Bass Lake Rd. • 763.504.0262 DALLAS • 5803 E. Northwest Hwy. one block east of Central • 214.379.8000 BROOKFIELD • 17145 W. Bluemound Rd. next to CVS • 262.789.0280 MAPLEWOOD • 2982 White Bear Ave. N. east of Maplewood Mall • 651.773.0631 13388 Preston Rd. across from Valley View Mall • 972.701.8055 GREENFIELD • 5032 S. 74th St. • 414.281.0000 ROSEVILLE • 2481 Fairview Ave. N. north of Hwy. 36 • 651.631.2626 CEDAR HILL • 711 North Hwy. 67 just south of Pleasant Run • 972.299.9004 MADISON • 626 S. Whitney Way next to Copps • 608.273.1140 ST. LOUIS PARK • 5017 Excelsior Blvd. at Miracle Mile • 952.922.2414 FRISCO • 3221 Preston Rd. just north of Stonebriar Mall • 972.668.3477 4250 E. Towne Blvd. at Essex Square • 608.244.1189 ST. PAUL • 2041 Ford Pkwy. at Cleveland • 651.699.1391 GARLAND • 3085 N. George Bush Fwy. at the southeast corner of Crist Rd. • 972.276.1401 MILWAUKEE • 8514 W. Brown Deer Rd. in Highland Plaza • 414.354.1235

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1904 S. J. Perelman • 1902 Langston Hughes NATIONAL FREEDOM DAY LIBRARY LOVERS’ MONTH 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

GREATEST LOVE STORIES EVER TOLD: 1) SENSE & SENSIBILITY Jane Austen 1882 James Joyce • 1927 Stan Getz 1923 James Dickey • 1905 Ayn Rand 1907 James Michener • 1894 Norman Rockwell 1921 Betty Friedan • 1913 Rosa Parks 1885 • 1867 Laura Ingalls Wilder 1878 Martin Buber • 1828 Jules Verne 2) GONE WITH THE WIND GROUNDHOG DAY 1874 Gertrude Stein 1904 1914 William Burroughs 1932 Francois Truffaut • 1564 Christopher Marlowe 1812 Charles Dickens 1819 John Ruskin 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3) WUTHERING HEIGHTS Emily Brontë 4) ANNA KARENINA Leo Tolstoy

SWEETHEART DEAL BOOKLOVERS’ WEEKEND 5) ROMEO AND JULIET 1944 • 1923 Brendan Behan 1917 Sidney Sheldon • 1847 Thomas Edison 1938 Judy Blume • 1809 Charles Darwin FOR HPB EMAIL SUBSCRIBERS 1882 George Jean Nathan 1935 Susan Brownmiller • 1748 Jeremy Bentham William Shakespeare 1874 Amy Lowell 1890 Boris Pasternak • 1775 Charles Lamb 1802 Lydia Child 1809 Abraham Lincoln 1903 Georges Simenon • 1891 Grant Wood ST. VALENTINE’S DAY 1564 Galileo Galilei 6) WATER FOR ELEPHANTS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Sara Gruen 7) ATONEMENT Ian McEwan

8) JANE EYRE HALF PINT LIBRARY BOOK DRIVE KICK-OFF WEEK 1930 Ruth Rendell • 1929 Chaim Potok 1933 Yoko Ono • 1931 1927 Erma Bombeck • 1907 W.H. Auden 1892 Edna St. Vincent Millay Charlotte Brontë 1848 Octave Mirbeau • 1838 Henry Adams PRESIDENTS’ DAY 1893 Andres Segovia 1917 Carson McCullers • 1902 Kay Boyle 1902 Ansel Adams 1821 Charles Scribner 1819 James Russell Lowell • 1732 George Washington 9) REBECCA 23 24 25 26 27 28 Daphne du Maurier 10) LOVE IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA Gabriel Garcia Márquez ••• GET THE COMPLETE LIST OF 50 BOOKS AT 1883 Karl Jaspers • 1868 W.E.B. DuBois 1943 George Harrison • 1917 Anthony Burgess 1913 Irwin Shaw • 1902 HPB.COM/GREATESTLOVE 1685 George Frideric Handel 1786 Wilhelm Grimm 1904 Adelle Davis • 1841 Pierre Auguste Renoit 1928 Fats Domino • 1802 Victor Hugo 1807 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 1533 Michel de Montaigne SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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1914 Ralph Ellison • 1837 William Dean Howells 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

BOOKS TO JUMP-START BABY’S LIBRARY: 1) THE GIVING TREE Shel Silverstein READ ACROSS AMERICA DAY 1926 Alan Greenspan 1942 John Irving • 1931 Tom Wolfe 1678 Antonio Vivaldi 1870 Frank Norris 1806 Elizabeth Barrett Browning 2) GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU 1904 Theodor Geisel (Dr. Seuss) 1606 Edmund Waller MARDI GRAS ASH WEDNESDAY • LENT BEGINS 1475 Michelangelo 1924 Kobo Abe • 1849 Luther Burbank 1859 Kenneth Grahame Sam McBratney 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3) LOVE YOU FOREVER Robert Munsch 4) MOTHER GOOSE Gyo Fujikawa (Illustrator)

5) GOODNIGHT MOON 1918 Mickey Spillane • 1892 Vita Sackville-West 1928 Edward Albee • 1922 Jack Kerouac 1923 Diane Arbus • 1919 Max Shulman 1933 Phillipe DeBroca Margaret Wise Brown DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS 1903 Clare Booth Luce 1544 Torquato Tasso 1685 George Berkeley 1884 Hugh Walpole 1879 Albert Einstein PURIM BEGINS AT SUNDOWN 6) THE LORAX 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Dr. Seuss 7) CORDUROY Don Freeman

8) I LOVE YOU THROUGH AND THROUGH 1932 • 1858 Rudolph Diesel 1933 • 1916 Irving Wallace 1894 Paul Green 1842 Stephane Mallarme 1821 Richard F. Burton 1922 Ray Goulding • 1828 Henrik Ibsen 1916 Harold Robbins 1930 Stephen Sondheim Bernadette Rossetti-Shustak 1940 Bernardo Bertolucci • 1821 Ernest Feydeau ST. PATRICK’S DAY NATIONAL BIODIESEL DAY NATIONAL AGRICULTURE DAY SPRING BEGINS 1685 Johann Sebastian Bach WORLD WATER DAY 9) ON THE DAY YOU WERE BORN 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Debra Frasier

10) THE VELVETEEN RABBIT 1900 Erich Fromm 1834 William Morris Margery Williams Bianco 30 31 ••• 1925 Flannery O’Connor GET THE COMPLETE LIST OF 21 BOOKS AT 1880 Sean O’Casey • 1853 Vincent van Gogh 1621 Andrew Marvell • 1596 Rene Descartes 1942 Erica Jong • 1911 Tennessee Williams 1936 Mario Vargas Llosa • 1909 Nelson Algren HPB.COM/BABY 1844 Paul Verlaine HALF PINT LIBRARY DRIVE ENDS 1867 Arturo Toscanini 1874 Robert Frost 1923 Shusaku Endo • 1892 Thorne Smith 1868 Maxim Gorky 1889 Howard Lindsay December SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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1875 Rainer Maria Rilke • 1835 Samuel Butler 1935 Calvin Trillin • 1934 Joan Didion 1896 Ira Gershwin • 1898 Alfred Eisenstaedt 1935 Woody Allen • 1886 Rex Stout 1859 Georges Seurat • 1822 David Masson 1903 Carlos Montoya • 1857 Joseph Conrad 1795 Thomas Carlyle 1901 Walt Disney • 1830 Christina Rossetti 1886 Joyce Kilmer R.D. Cumming 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

BOOKS THAT ARE WORTH RE-READING: 1) THE BOURNE IDENTITY Robert Ludlum 1888 Joyce Cary • 1873 PEARL HARBOR 1913 Delmore Schwartz • 1894 James Thurber 1901 Mary Norton • 1851 Melvil Dewey 1929 John Osborne • 1915 Frank Sinatra 1915 Ross Macdonald • 1911 Kenneth Patchen 2) CATCH-22 REMEMBRANCE DAY 1885 Kenneth Roberts 1848 Joel Chandler Harris • 1608 John Milton 1830 Emily Dickinson 1918 Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn 1821 Gustave Flaubert 1797 Heinrich Heine Joseph Heller 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 3) THE BOOK THIEF Markus Zusak 4) A WRINKLE IN TIME Madeleine L’Engle 1901 Margaret Mead • 1899 Noel Coward 1775 Jane Austen 5) LITTLE WOMEN 1931 Edna O’Brien • 1888 Maxwell Anderson 1770 Ludwig Van Beethoven 1929 William Safire • 1873 Ford Madox Ford 1911 Hortense Calisher Louisa May Alcott 1916 Shirley Jackson • 1503 Nostradamus BILL OF RIGHTS DAY HANUKKAH BEGINS AT SUNDOWN 1807 John Greenleaf Whittier 1870 Saki 1910 Jean Genet • 1901 Oliver La Farge 1895 Susanne K. Langer 6) LIFE OF PI 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Yann Martel 7) THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER Mark Twain

STOREWIDE SALE BEGINS AT HPB 8) THE ODYSSEY 1917 Heinrich Boll • 1905 Anthony Powell 1894 Jean Toomer • 1891 Henry Miller 1892 Rebecca West • 1804 Benjamin Disraeli 1860 Harriet Monroe 1931 Mary Higgins Clark • 1822 Matthew Arnold 1924 Rod Serling • 1821 Clara Barton KWANZAA BEGINS Homer WINTER BEGINS 1858 Giacomo Puccini • 1639 Jean Racine 1804 Charles Sainte-Beuve CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS DAY BOXING DAY 1896 • 1822 Louis Pasteur 9) THE PRINCESS BRIDE 28 29 30 31 William Goldman 10) OUTLANDER Diana Gabaldon •••

GET THE COMPLETE LIST OF 30 BOOKS AT STOREWIDE SALE ENDS AT HPB 1943 John Denver HPB.COM/REPEAT 1872 Pio Baroja 1922 William Gaddis • 1915 Robert Ruark 1865 Rudyard Kipling NEW YEAR'S EVE November SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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1880 Sholem Asch • 1871 Stephen Crane NATIONAL FAMILY LITERACY DAY ALL SAINTS' DAY NATIONAL AUTHORS' DAY Lawrence Clark Powell 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

GREAT MODERN AMERICAN NOVELS: 1) SWAMPLANDIA! Karen Russell

1883 1879 Will Rogers 2) THE CORRECTIONS DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS 1901 Andre Malraux • 1794 William Cullen Bryant ELECTION DAY 1885 Will Durant • 1850 Ella Wheeler Wilcox 1921 James Jones • 1854 John Philip Sousa 1943 Joni Mitchell • 1913 Albert Camus 1900 Margaret Mitchell Jonathan Franzen 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3) TREE OF SMOKE Denis Johnson 4) THESE DREAMS OF YOU Steve Erickson

5) BEE SEASON 1934 Carl Sagan • 1928 Anne Sexton 1913 Karl Shapiro • 1893 J.P. Marquand 1922 Kurt Vonnegut Jr. • 1821 Fyodor Dostoevsky 1915 Roland Barthes • 1840 Auguste Rodin 1887 Georgia O’Keeffe • 1887 Marianne Moore Myla Goldberg 1818 Ivan Turgenev 1879 Vachel Lindsay VETERANS DAY 1815 Elizabeth Cady Stanton 1850 Robert Louis Stevenson 1840 Claude Monet AMERICA RECYCLES DAY 6) A VISIT FROM THE GOON SQUAD 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 7) BEL CANTO Ann Patchett 8) 1923 Nadine Gordimer • 1908 Alistair Cooke BOOKSGIVING DAY 1930 Chinua Achebe • 1889 George S. Kaufman 1916 Shelby Foote • 1794 George Grote 1882 Jacques Maritain • 1836 W.S. Gilbert 1889 Allen Tate 1858 Selma Lagerlof • 1752 Thomas Chatterton 1929 Marilyn French • 1694 Voltaire 1869 Andre Gide • 1819 George Eliot 9) WHERE’D YOU GO, BERNADETTE 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Maria Semple 10) EXTREMELY LOUD & INCREDIBLY CLOSE 1920 Paul Celan Jonathan Safran Foer 30 ••• 1925 William Buckley Jr. • 1868 Scott Joplin 1942 Jimi Hendrix • 1937 Gail Sheehy GET THE COMPLETE LIST OF 16 BOOKS AT 1864 Henri Toulouse-Lautrec 1922 Charles Schultz • 1919 Frederick Pohl 1909 • 1907 Alberto Moravia • 1907 Charles Alston HPB.COM/AMERICAN 1835 Mark Twain • 1667 Jonathan Swift 1632 Benedict de Spinoza 1931 Pat Anderson • 1562 Lope de Vega 1912 Eugene Ionesco THANKSGIVING DAY 1757 William Blake • 1628 John Bunyan 1898 C.S. Lewis • 1832 Louisa May Alcott April SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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1840 Emile Zola • 1805 Hans Christian Andersen 1725 Giacomo Casanova 1929 Milan Kundera • 1922 William Manchester INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S 1928 Maya Angelou • 1914 Marguerite Duras APRIL FOOL’S DAY BOOK DAY 1837 John Burroughs • 1783 Washington Irving 1896 Robert Sherwood 1920 Arthur Hailey • 1856 Booker T. Washington 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

BOOKS THAT WILL MAKE YOU LOL: 1) THE HITCHHIKER’S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY Douglas Adams 1892 Lowell Thomas 1671 Jean-Baptiste Rousseau • 1483 Raphael 1931 Donald Barthelme • 1915 Billie Holiday 1830 Eadweard Muybridge DROP EVERYTHING & READ DAY 2) NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK 1770 William Wordsworth 1898 C.M. Bowra 1821 Charles Baudelaire 1941 Paul Theroux • 1847 Joseph Pulitzer 1901 Glenway Wescott • 1722 Christopher Smart 1949 Scott Turow • 1823 Aleksandr Ostrovsky 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3) I FEEL BAD ABOUT MY NECK Nora Ephron 4) ME TALK PRETTY ONE DAY David Sedaris 1889 Arnold Toynbee 1906 Samuel Beckett • 1743 Thomas Jefferson 1879 James Branch Cabell 1894 Bessie Smith • 1843 Henry James 5) LAMB PALM SUNDAY PASSOVER BEGINS 1741 Charles Wilson Peale 1922 Kingsley Amis • 1871 John M. Synge 1864 Richard Harding Davis Christopher Moore NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK PULITZER PRIZES ANNOUNCED NATIONAL LIBRARY WORKERS DAY 1844 Anatole France 1897 • 1885 Isak Dinesen GOOD FRIDAY 1900 Richard Hughes • 1832 Jose Echegaray 6) GOOD OMENS 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman 7) BOSSYPANTS Tina Fey

8) IS EVERYONE HANGING OUT WITHOUT ME? 1876 O.E. Rolvaag • 1724 Immanuel Kant 1926 J.P. Donleavy • 1564 William Shakespeare 1857 Herman Bang 1707 Henry Fielding ADMINISTRATIVE 1930 Dorothy Uhnak • 1905 1917 Ella Fitzgerald • 1873 Walter de la Mare 1914 Mindy Kaling EASTER 1838 John Muir • 1816 Charlotte Bronte EARTH DAY PROFESSIONALS DAY 1815 Anthony Trollope ARBOR DAY 1785 John James Audubon 9) THEY SHOOT CANOES, DON’T THEY? 27 28 29 30 Patrick F. McManus 10) BRIDGET JONES’S DIARY Helen Fielding •••

GET THE COMPLETE LIST OF 40 BOOKS AT 1820 Herbert Spencer HPB.COM/LAUGH 1759 Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin 1926 1933 Rod McKuen • 1899 Duke Ellington 1945 Annie Dillard • 1888 John Crowe Ransom May SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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1923 Joseph Heller MAY DAY GET CAUGHT READING MONTH 1933 James Brown • 1913 William Inge EDGAR AWARDS ANNOUNCEED 1921 Ken Gjmre • 1859 Jerome K. Jerome 1912 May Sarton • 1496 Niccolo Machiavelli 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

UNDERRATED NOVELS FOR BOOK CLUBS: 1) THE SECRET HISTORY 1903 James Beard • 1846 Henryk Sienkiewicz 1915 Theodore H. White 1928 Thomas Kinsella • 1796 William H. Prescott 1813 Soren Kierkegaard 1914 Randall Jarrell • 1856 Sigmund Freud 1840 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky 1940 Peter Benchley • 1937 Thomas Pynchon 1910 Eric Berne • 1899 Fred Astaire 2) NEVER LET ME GO STAR WARS DAY TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK NATIONAL TEACHER DAY 1833 Johannes Brahms • 1812 Robert Browning 1895 Edmund Wilson • 1828 Jean Henri Dunant 1883 Jose Ortega y Gasset • 1860 J.M. Barrie 1760 Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle Kazuo Ishiguro 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 3) BLOOD MERIDIAN Cormac McCarthy 4) WE Yevgeny Zamyatin

1828 Dante Gabriel Rossetti 1891 Mikhail Bulgakov 5) THE INVISIBLE MAN 1904 Salvador Dali • 1888 Irving Berlin 1820 Florence Nightingale • 1812 Edward Lear 1907 Daphne du Maurier 1890 1912 Studs Terkel 1873 Dorothy Richardson H.G. Wells MOTHER'S DAY CHILDREN'S BOOK WEEK 1840 Alphonse Daudet 1900 Hal Borland 1856 L. Frank Baum NATIONAL BIKE TO WORK DAY ARMED FORCES DAY 6) 1Q84 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Haruki Murakami 7) AMERICAN GODS Neil Gaiman

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

1904 Vladimir Horowitz•1885 Louis Untermeyer 1925 Gore Vidal • 1916 James Herriot 1914 Brendan Gill • 1884 Damon Runyon BREAST CANCER 1904 Graham Greene • 1890 Groucho Marx 1900 Thomas Wolfe 1862 Edward Stratemeyer AWARENESS MONTH 1879 Wallace Stevens YOM KIPPUR BEGINS AT SUNDOWN WORLD ANIMAL DAY 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

HORROR NOVEL FAVES: 1) THE SHINING Stephen King 1713 Denis Diderot EDUCATOR APPRECIATION U.N. WORLD TEACHERS' DAY 1914 Thor Heyerdahl • 1895 Caroline Gordon 1905 Meyer Levin • 1934 Amiri Baraka DAYS BEGIN AT HPB 1930 Harold Pinter • 1917 Thelonious Monk 2) HOUSE OF LEAVES MYSTERY SERIES WEEK WORLD HABITAT DAY 1849 James Whitcomb Riley 1872 John Cowper Powys • 1585 Heinrich Schutz 1940 John Lennon • 1899 Bruce Catton 1901 Alberto Giacometti • 1813 Giuseppe Verdi 1885 Francois Mauriac Mark Z. Danielewski 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 3) THE HISTORIAN Elizabeth Kostova 4) HAUNTED Chuck Palahniuk EDUCATOR APPRECIATION 1888 Eugene O’Neill •1854 Oscar Wilde DAYS END AT HPB 1758 Noah Webster 5) WE HAVE ALWAYS LIVED IN THE CASTLE 1925 Charles Gordone • 1844 George W. Cable 1910 Ernest K. Gann 1926 Evan Hunter DICTIONARY DAY 1930 Jimmy Breslin • 1915 Arthur Miller 1948 Ntozake Shange • 1926 Chuck Berry Shirley Jackson TEEN READ WEEK COLUMBUS DAY 1894 e.e. cummings • 1888 Katherine Mansfield 1844 Friedrich Nietzsche • 70 B.C. Virgil NATIONAL BOSS DAY 1903 Nathanael West • 1711 Jupiter Hammon 1889 Fannie Hurst 6) THE AMITYVILLE HORROR 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Jay Anson 7) CORALINE Neil Gaiman

8) AMERICAN PSYCHO 1923 Denise Levertov • 1904 Moss Hart 1931 John Le Carre • 1922 Jack Anderson 1925 Art Buchwald • 1859 John Dewey 1917 Dizzy Gillespie • 1833 Alfred B. Nobel ISLAMIC NEW YEAR BEGINS 1941 • 1881 Pablo Picasso Bret Easton Ellis 1895 Lewis Mumford 1854 Arthur Rimbaud 1772 Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1919 Doris Lessing • 1811 Franz Liszt 1942 Michael Crichton • 1752 Nicolas Appert AT SUNDOWN 1825 Johann Strauss • 1800 Thomas Macaulay 9) AND THEN THERE WERE NONE 26 27 28 29 30 31 Agatha Christie 10) DRACULA Bram Stoker •••

GET THE COMPLETE LIST OF 40 BOOKS AT 1932 Sylvia Plath • 1914 Dylan Thomas 1920 Dick Francis • 1795 John Keats HPB.COM/SCARE 1930 John Arden 1872 Emily Post 1903 Evelyn Waugh • 1467 Desiderius Erasmus 1740 James Boswell 1885 Ezra Pound • 1871 Paul Valery HALLOWEEN September SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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STOREWIDE SALE ENDS AT HPB 1875 Edgar Rice Burroughs NATIONAL LITERACY MONTH 1920 Craig Claiborne • 1908 Richard Wright LABOR DAY 1917 Cleveland Amory • 1850 Eugene Field 1849 Sarah Orne Jewett 1905 Mary Renault 1916 Frank Yerby • 1905 Arthur Koestler 1878 Henry Seidel Canby

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BEST BANNED & CHALLENGED BOOKS: 1) THE CATCHER IN THE RYE J.D. Salinger 1936 Buddy Holly • 1900 Taylor Caldwell 1947 Ann Beattie • 1932 Patsy Cline 1860 Anna Mary “Grandma” Moses 1873 Alfred Jarry 1885 D.H. Lawrence • 1862 O. Henry 1916 Mary Stewart • 1892 Alfred A. Knopf 1916 Roald Dahl • 1894 J.B. Priestley 2) 1984 GRANDPARENTS' DAY INTERNATIONAL LITERACY DAY 1828 Leo Tolstoy 1890 Franz Werfel • 1839 Issac Funk PATRIOT DAY 1880 H.L. Mencken 1876 Sherwood Anderson George Orwell 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 3) THE DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL Anne Frank 4) Alice Walker

5) ARE YOU THERE GOD? IT’S ME, MARGARET 1890 Agatha Christie 1903 Frank O’Connor 1934 Kate Millett 1789 James Fenimore Cooper 1926 John Knowles • 1823 Francis Parkman 1883 William Carlos Williams 1709 Samuel Johnson 1932 Mike Royko • 1911 William Golding 1928 Donald Hall • 1878 Judy Blume 6) THE PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLOWER 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Stephen Chbosky 7) HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER’S STONE J.K. Rowling

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CHILDREN'S SUMMER READING 1919 Richard Scarry • 1898 Federico Garcia-Lorca PROGRAM BEGINS AT HPB 1913 Barbara Pym • 1840 Thomas Hardy 1723 Adam Smith 1937 Colleen McCullough • 1878 John Masefield 1740 Marquis de Sade 1926 Allen Ginsberg 1744 Jeremy Belknap WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 1875 Thomas Mann • 1799 Aleksandr Pushkin 1917 Gwendolyn Brooks • 1899 Elizabeth Bowen

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Orson Scott Card BIGGEST STORYTIME OF THE SUMMER AT HPB 1933 Jerzy Kosinski 1867 Frank Lloyd Wright • 1814 Charles Reade 1928 Maurice Sendak • 1915 1893 Dorothy L. Sayers 1811 Harriet Beecher Stowe 2) A GAME OF THRONES PENTACOST 1891 Cole Porter 1819 Gustave Courbet 1925 William Styron • 1572 Ben Jonson 1929 Anne Frank • 1819 Charles Kingsley 1865 William Butler Yeats FLAG DAY George R.R. Martin 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 3) FAHRENHEIT 451 Ray Bradbury 4) NEUROMANCER WIlliam Gibson

1912 Mary McCarthy • 1905 Jean-Paul Sartre 5) THE LORD OF THE RINGS (SERIES) 1881 William McFee 1942 Paul McCartney • 1896 Philip Barry 1919 Pauline Kael • 1856 Elbert Hubbard 1882 Rockwell Kent J.R.R. Tolkien FATHER’S DAY 1938 Joyce Carol Oates • 1889 Nelson Doubleday 1914 • 1882 Igor Stravinsky 1812 Ivan Goncharov 1623 Blaise Pascal 1905 Lillian Hellman • 1819 Jacques Offenbach SUMMER BEGINS 6) HYPERION 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Dan Simmons 7) DUNE Frank Herbert 8) STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND 1898 Erich Maria Remarque 1916 John Ciardi • 1930 Claude Chabrol 1872 Paul Laurence Dunbar 1867 Luigi Pirandello • 1712 Jacques Rousseau Robert Heinlein 1856 H. Rider Haggard 1943 James Levine • 1910 Jean Anouilh 1842 Ambrose Bierce 1923 Dorothy Gilman • 1903 George Orwell 1892 Pearl S. Buck 1850 Lafcadio Hearn RAMADAN BEGINS AT SUNDOWN 9) UBIK 29 30 Philip K. Dick 10) ROBOTS OF DAWN Isaac Asimov •••

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1927 Neil Simon • 1826 Stephen Foster 1892 James M. Cain • 1804 George Sand 1804 Nathaniel Hawthorne NATIONAL GRILLING MONTH 1877 Hermann Hesse 1937 Tom Stoppard • 1883 Franz Kafka INDEPENDENCE DAY 1889 Jean Cocteau 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

QUICK READS UNDER 200 PAGES: 1) OF MICE AND MEN John Steinbeck

1940 Ringo Starr • 1911 Gian Carlo Menotti 1885 Mary O’Hara • 1871 Marcel Proust 2) SIDDHARTHA 1930 Francoise Mallet-Joris • 1907 Frida Kahlo 1907 Robert Heinlein 1929 • 1898 Alec Waugh 1901 Barbara Cartland • 1764 Ann Radcliffe 1834 James Whistler 1899 E.B. White 1904 Pablo Neruda • 1817 Henry Thoreau Herman Hesse 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3) THE OCEAN AT THE END OF THE LANE Neil Gaiman 4)

5) HELP THANKS WOW 1919 Iris Murdoch • 1779 Clement Moore 1939 Hunter S. Thompson • 1906 Clifford Odets Anne Lamott 1934 Wole Soyinka • 1894 Isaac Babel 1904 Isaac B. Singer • 1903 Irving Stone 1605 Rembrandt 1723 Joshua Reynolds 1889 Erle Stanley Gardner 1811 William Thackeray • 1720 Gilbert White 1896 A.J. Cronin • 1834 Edgar Degas 6) THE SENSE OF AN ENDING 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Julian Barnes 7) BEASTS Joyce Carol Oates 8) CONSIDER THE OYSTER 1899 Hart Crane • 1899 Ernest Hemingway 1908 Amy Vanderbilt • 1849 Emma Lazarus 1916 John D. MacDonald • 1895 Robert Graves 1943 Mick Jagger • 1894 Aldous Huxley M.F.K. Fischer 1304 Petrarch 1885 Frances Parkinson Keyes 1822 Gregor Johann Mendel 1888 Raymond Chandler 1802 Alexandre Dumas 1905 Elias Canetti 1856 George Bernard Shaw 9) CHRONICLE OF A DEATH FORETOLD 27 28 29 30 31 Gabriel García Márquez 10) THE STRANGER Albert Camus

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1903 Paul Horgan • 1881 Rose Macaulay 1819 Herman Melville 1924 James Baldwin 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 John Kieran CLASSICS YOU SHOULD HAVE ALREADY READ: 1) Harper Lee

1924 Leon Uris • 1920 P.D. James 1900 Louis Armstrong 1889 Conrad Aiken 1942 Garrison Keillor BOOKLOVERS DAY 2) PRIDE AND PREJUDICE 1887 Rupert Brooke 1839 Walter Pater • 1792 Percy B. Shelley 1850 Guy de Maupassant 1868 Paul Claudel • 1809 Alfred Lord Tennyson 1831 Frederic William Farrar 1896 Marjorie K. Rawlings • 1884 Sara Teasdale 1631 John Dryden Jane Austen 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 3) LORD OF THE FLIES William Golding 4) THE GREAT GATSBY F. Scott Fitzgerald

1885 • 1785 Thomas De Quincey 5) BRAVE NEW WORLD 1876 Mary Roberts Rinehart 1771 Sir Walter Scott 1920 Charles Bukowski Aldous Huxley 1912 Jorge Amado 1921 Alex Haley • 1913 Angus Wilson 1774 Robert Southey 1899 Alfred Hitchcock • 1802 Nikolaus Lenau 1925 Russell Baker • 1867 John Galsworthy 1769 Napoleon Bonaparte 1888 T.E. Lawrence 6) SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Kurt Vonnegut 7) THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO Alexandre Dumas 8) GREAT EXPECTATIONS 1932 V.S. Naipaul 1918 Jacqueline Susann • 1881 Edgar A. Guest Charles Dickens HUGO AWARDS ANNOUNCED 1922 Alain Robbe-Grillet 1903 • 1902 Ogden Nash 1890 H.P. Lovecraft 1929 X.J. Kennedy • 1796 Asher B. Durand 1920 Ray Bradbury • 1893 Dorothy Parker 1868 Edgar Lee Masters 9) ANIMAL FARM 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 George Orwell

10) 1899 Jorge Luis Borges • 1890 Jean Rhys John Steinbeck 31 ••• 1914 Julio Cortazar STOREWIDE SALE BEGINS AT HPB GET THE COMPLETE LIST OF 40 BOOKS AT 1904 Christopher Isherwood 1929 Ira Levin • 1899 C.S. Forester 1913 Robertson Davies • 1903 Bruno Bettelheim HPB.COM/CLASSICS 1908 William Saroyan 1918 Leonard Bernstein • 1836 Bret Harte 1880 Guillaume Apollinaire 1871 Theodore Dreiser 1749 Johann W. von Goethe 1809 Oliver Wendell Holmes • 1632 John Locke 1901 John Gunther • 1797 Mary Shelley