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LARGE PRINT BOOKS CATALOG SUPPLEMENT SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER 2015 ORDER FORM Online Catalog LARGE PRINT BOOKS CATALOG SUPPLEMENT SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER 2015 ORDER FORM Online Catalog: http://webopac.klas.com/mrl Please fill out and return order form to: Worcester Talking Book Library 3 Salem Square Worcester, MA 01608 1-800-762-0085 Check Author Title Subject KlasID Box √ Clarkson, John. Among thieves. Adventure - Fiction LT018471 Cussler, Clive. Piranha . Adventure - Fiction LT018632 Kells, Claire. Girl underwater. Adventure - Fiction LT018487 Poyer, David. The cruiser: a Dan Lenson novel. Adventure - Fiction LT018430 Reilly, Matthew. The great zoo of China. Adventure - Fiction LT018590 Ford, John. Suddenly the cider didn't taste so good: adventures of a game Agriculture - Hunting, Fishing LT018697 warden in Maine. Magrs, Paul. The story of Fester cat. Animal Stories LT018341 Fuller, Alexandra. Leaving before the rains come. Autobiography LT018492 Kyle, Taya. American wife: love, war, faith, and renewal. Autobiography LT018528 MacLaughlin, Nina. Hammer head: the making of a carpenter. Autobiography LT018640 Sep-Oct 2015 Page 1/16 Check Author Title Subject KlasID Box √ Mayfield, Katherine. The undertaker's daughter. Autobiography LT018493 Perino, Dana. And the good news is: lessons and advice from the bright side. Autobiography LT018763 Posada, Jorge. The journey home: my life in pinstripes. Autobiography LT018524 Robertson, Jase. Good call: reflections on faith, family, and fowl. Autobiography LT018380 Miller, Judith. The story: a reporter's journey. Autobiography - Journalists LT018639 Smith, Jill E. The crimson cord: Rahab's story. Bible & Bible Study LT018369 Donewald, Anny. Dancing for the devil: one woman's dramatic and divine rescue Biography LT018444 Loh, Sandra Tsing. Thefrom madwoman the sex industry. in the Volvo: my year of raging hormones. Biography LT018702 McCullough, David G. The Wright brothers. Biography LT018566 Williams, Dee. The big tiny: a built-it-myself memoir. Biography LT018739 Thomas, Abigail. What comes next and how to like it: a memoir. Biography - Literary Figures LT018395 Blehm, Eric. Legend: a harrowing story from the Vietnam War of one Green Biography - Military LT018424 Beret's heroic mission to rescue a special forces team caught behind enemy lines. Nelson, Willie. It's a long story: my life. Biography - Musicians LT018427 Johnson, Paul. Eisenhower: a life. Biography - Politicians LT018396 Benton, Lori. The pursuit of Tamsen Littlejohn. Christian Fiction LT018552 Bunn, T. Davis. The sign painter. Christian Fiction LT018446 Cambron, Kristy. A sparrow in Terezin: a Hidden Masterpiece novel. Christian Fiction LT018662 Cameron, Barbara. One true path. Christian Fiction LT018556 Coble, Colleen. Seagrass pier: a Hope Beach novel. Christian Fiction LT018537 Cote, Lyn. Heartland courtship. Christian Fiction LT018721 Fabry, Chris. The song. Christian Fiction LT018624 Gray, Shelley S. Joyful. Christian Fiction LT018733 Gray, Shelley S. Secrets of Sloane House: a Chicago World's Fair mystery. Christian Fiction LT018743 Gunn, Robin J. Forever with you. Christian Fiction LT018469 Healy, Erin M. Motherless. Christian Fiction LT018370 Henderson, Dee. Taken. Christian Fiction LT018494 Hill, Grace Livingston. The tryst. Christian Fiction LT018700 John, Sally. Heaven help Heidi. Christian Fiction LT018400 Sep-Oct 2015 Page 2/16 Check Author Title Subject KlasID Box √ Kirkpatrick, Jane. A light in the wilderness. Christian Fiction LT018538 Kraus, Harry Lee. Lip reading. Christian Fiction LT018553 Lucado, Max. Miracle at the Higher Grounds Café. Christian Fiction LT018399 Martin, Charles. A life intercepted. Christian Fiction LT018713 Noble, Diane. The curious case of the missing figurehead. Christian Fiction LT018554 Perry, Marta. The forgiven: keepers of the promise. Christian Fiction LT018709 Rivers, Francine. An echo in the darkness. Christian Fiction LT018550 Rivers, Francine. As sure as the dawn. Christian Fiction LT018660 Robertson, Kay. A Robertson Family Christmas. Christian Fiction LT018445 Wiseman, Beth. An Amish cradle. Christian Fiction LT018623 Abbey, Sparkle. The girl with the dachshund tattoo. Clean Reads - Mystery LT018349 Mugavero, Liz. The icing on the corpse. Clean Reads - Mystery LT018667 South, Sheri Cobb. Family plot : another John Pickett mystery. Clean Reads - Mystery LT018555 Taylor, Skye. Falling for Zoe. Clean Reads - Romance LT018350 Taylor, Skye. Loving Meg. Clean Reads - Romance LT018557 Calvert, Candace. By your side. Clean Reads - Suspense LT018668 Holliday, Graham. Eating Viet Nam: dispatches from a blue plastic table. Cooking, Cookbooks, Recipes LT018559 Berry, Amanda. Hope: a memoir of survival in Cleveland. Crime & True Detective LT018567 Follis, Edward. The dark art: my undercover life in global narco-terrorism. Crime & True Detective LT018379 Krakauer, Jon. Missoula: rape and the justice system in a college town. Crime & True Detective LT018765 Morell, Michael J. The great war of our time: the CIA's fight against terrorism--from Crime & True Detective LT018518 al Qa'ida to ISIS. Schweizer, Peter. Clinton cash: the untold story of how and why foreign LT018747 governments and businesses helped make Bill and Hillary rich. Criminology Gawande, Atul. Being mortal: medicine and what matters in the end. Death and dying LT018404 Masterton, Graham. Drought. Disaster LT018608 Barrows, Annie. The truth according to us. Family Saga LT018751 Smiley, Jane. Early warning. Family Saga LT018482 Allen, Sarah A. First frost. Family Story LT018438 Bloom, Amy. Lucky us. Family Story LT018544 Sep-Oct 2015 Page 3/16 Check Author Title Subject KlasID Box √ Center, Katherine. Happiness for beginners. Family Story LT018589 Crummey, Michael. Sweetland. Family Story LT018378 Delinsky, Barbara. Blueprints. Family Story LT018633 DuLong, Terri. Farewell to Cedar Key. Family Story LT018726 Greenberg, Mike. My father's wives. Family Story LT018511 Greenwood, T. The forever bridge. Family Story LT018666 Joyce, Eddie. Small mercies. Family Story LT018510 Lang, Maya. The sixteenth of June. Family Story LT018443 Lee, Harper. Go set a watchman. Family Story LT018749 McCall Smith, Alexander. Sunshine on Scotland Street: a 44 Scotland Street novel. Family Story LT018529 McDonough, Mary E. One year. Family Story LT018693 McDonough, Yona Z. You were meant for me. Family Story LT018346 Parry, Leslie. Church of Marvels. Family Story LT018513 Quick, Matthew. Love may fail. Family Story LT018758 Scotton, Christopher. The secret wisdom of the earth. Family Story LT018391 Walsh, M. O. My sunshine away. Family Story LT018392 White, Karen. The sound of glass. Family Story LT018616 Yoerg, Sonja I. House broken. Family Story LT018434 Evanovich, Janet. Wicked charms. Fantasy LT018754 Brooks, Terry. The darkling child: the defenders of Shannara. Fantasy LT018618 McQuaid, John. Tasty: the art and science of what we eat. Food and Food History LT018569 Ball, Donna. A wedding on Ladybug Farm. Friendship LT018699 Thorpe, Rufi. The girls from Corona del Mar. Friendship LT018455 Coelho, Paulo. Adultery. General Fiction LT018723 Davis, Brooke. Lost & found. General Fiction LT018490 Dickey, Eric Jerome. One night. General Fiction LT018547 Mo, Yan. Frog. General Fiction LT018644 Weiner, Jennifer. All fall down. General Fiction LT018720 Berg, Elizabeth. The dream lover. General Fiction - Biography LT018748 Sep-Oct 2015 Page 4/16 Check Author Title Subject KlasID Box √ Hunt, Angela Elwell. Esther: royal beauty. General Fiction - Biography LT018367 James, E. L. Grey: fifty shades of grey as told by Christian. General Fiction - Erotic LT018755 Matthews, Beryl. A debt from the past. Gothic Fiction LT018525 Riordan, Kate. Fiercombe Manor. Gothic Fiction LT018621 Atkinson, Kate. A god in ruins. Historical Fiction LT018746 Belfoure, Charles. The Paris architect. Historical Fiction LT018394 Finn, Alan. Things half in shadow. Historical Fiction LT018642 Franklin, Ariana. The siege winter. Historical Fiction LT018595 Fuller, David. Sundance. Historical Fiction LT018575 Gloss, Molly. Falling from horses. Historical Fiction LT018435 Gortner, C. W. Mademoiselle Chanel. Historical Fiction LT018677 Harman, Patricia. The reluctant midwife. Historical Fiction LT018628 Holsinger, Bruce W. The invention of fire. Historical Fiction LT018676 Hornby, Nick. Funny girl. Historical Fiction LT018409 Lent, Jeffrey. A slant of light. Historical Fiction LT018630 Love, Dorothy. The bracelet. Historical Fiction LT018436 Moran, Michelle. Rebel queen. Historical Fiction LT018484 Pataki, Allison. The accidental empress. Historical Fiction LT018485 Pearl, Matthew. The last bookaneer. Historical Fiction LT018509 Peterson, Doug. The disappearing man. Historical Fiction LT018336 Stover, Karla W. A feather for a fan: a Washington Territory story. Historical Fiction LT018581 Ellis, Joseph J. The Quartet: orchestrating the Second American Revolution, 1783- History - United States LT018514 Mezrich, Ben. Once1789. upon a time in Russia: the rise of the oligarchs--a true story History - Europe LT018663 of ambition, wealth, betrayal, and murder. Foner, Eric. Gateway to freedom: the hidden history of the Underground History - United States LT018340 Railroad. Roberts, Cokie. Capital dames: the Civil War and the women of Washington, 1848- History - United States LT018520 1868. Cutter, Nick. The deep. Horror LT018439 Normile, Jo Anne. Saving Baby: how one woman's love for a racehorse led to her Human - Animal Relationships LT018448 Sep-Oct 2015 redemption. Page 5/16 Check Author Title Subject KlasID Box √ Pillemer, Karl A. 30 lessons for loving: advice from the wisest
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