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Reader recommendation: Joy in the Morning

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Reader recommendation: The Fine Print

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Reader recommendation: Escape from Camp 14

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Reader recommendation: Texas Got It Right!

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Reader recommendation: Double Feature

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Reader recommendation: Dancing Dogs

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Reader recommendation: Canzoniere

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Reader recommendation: The Secret History of the World

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Reader recommendation: Eighty Days

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Reader recommendation: Open and Shut

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Reader recommendation: The Passage of Power

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Reader recommendation: Cryptonomicon

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Reader recommendation: Civilizations

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Reader recommendation: Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet

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Reader recommendation: Last Stand

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Reader recommendation: Picking Up

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Reader recommendation: Good Prose

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Reader recommendation: A Sand County Almanac

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Reader recommendation: Here, There, Elsewhere

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Reader recommendation: The Hopkins Touch

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