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Under the Whispering Door by T(JT orK Books)lune “After dying of a heart attack, Wallace ends up in Charon’s Crossing Tea and Treats, a shop run by Hugo the ferryman, whose job is to help people come to terms with their death and cross over. Wallace learns and grows, becoming better in death than in life. For readers who enjoy character-driven, humorous, and heartrending stories and fans of A Man Called Ove, This Is Your Life, Harriet Chance, and Less.” —Andrea Roberts, Westhampton Free Library, Westhampton Beach, NY NoveList read-alike: Daisy Cooper's Rules for Living by Tamsin Keily September 2021 - The top ten books published this month that library staff across the country love. The Charm Offensive Cloud Cuckoo Land Fuzz A Novel A Novel When Nature Breaks the Law by Alison Cochrun by Anthony Doerr by Mary Roach (W. W. Norton & Company) (Atria Books) (Scribner) “Charlie signed up for the “Several main storylines, all “Roach once again proves reality dating show to rebrand connected to a “lost” ancient that she is one of the best his image. Little did he know Greek manuscript, are set in pop science writers out there. he would fall for his producer, 15th century Constantinople, From door knobs to divine Dev. Can Dev and Charlie present day Idaho, and a intervention, with some lasers create the picture-perfect spaceship in the future. Much and effigies thrown in for fun, romance on screen, or will of the beauty of this novel is she chronicles the push and their behind-the-scenes in watching the pieces slowly pull of the human/wildlife romance derail both of their come together to tell an struggle for co-existence.
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