This Is My Heart For You

Silas House

Piano In A Sycamore

Marianne Worthington

<p>Two sisters can't stand to live together, but can't bear to be apart. One worships the flashy world of Nashville; the other is a devout Pentecostal. One falls into the lap of any man; the other is afraid to even date. One gets pregnant in a flash; the other desperately wants a child. At the heart of Silas House's third, masterful novel is the story of Easter and Anneth, left parentless as children, who must raise themselves and each other in their small coal-mining town. </p>
<p> Available only in Core 6 &amp; 7.</p>

The Coal Tattoo

Literature & Fiction

United States

Thorndike Press

Same Sun Here

Neela Vaswani

A Parchment of Leaves

RECORDED BOOKS^

It is the early 1900s in rural Kentucky, and young Saul Sullivan is heading up to Redbud Camp to look for work. He is wary but unafraid of the Cherokee girl there whose beauty is said to cause the death of all men who see her. But the minute Saul lays eyes on Vine, he knows she is meant to be his wife. Vine’s mother disapproves of the mixed marriage; Saul’s mother, Esme, has always been ill at ease around the Cherokee people. But once Vine walks into God’s Creek, Saul’s mother and brother Aaron take to her immediately. It quickly becomes clear to Vine, though, that Aaron is obsessed with her. And when Saul leaves God’s Creek for a year to work in another county, the wife he leaves behind will never be the same again. The violence that lies ahead for Vine, will not only test her spirit, but also her ability to forgive—both others and herself. . . .

Parchment of Leaves (Ballantine Reader's Circle (Prebound))

Contemporary

San Val

Eli the Good

The summer of 1976 should have been the best of times for nature-loving Eli Book, but instead it is filled with terrible changes. His sister begins to hate her country. His beautiful but distant mother is caught between his traumatized Vietnam War vet father and his former antiwar protester aunt, who has come to live with them. And the only person with whom he can be himself, his best friend, Edie, begins to turn inward when her parents split up. Watching from the sidelines while his world falls apart, Eli must take his first courageous steps toward truth-telling and adulthood.“Eli the Good is this generation's To Kill A Mockingbird.” —Pamela Duncan, author of Moon Women“Destined to become a classic.” —Goodreads“As in any good southern novel, it’s the well-drawn characters and rich setting that make this a memorable story.” —Kirkus Reviews

Children's Books

Candlewick on Brilliance Audio

IL PUNTO PIÙ A SUD

Jimenez

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