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Love dogs? You’ve got to read Thereby Hangs a Tail and Dog On It by Spencer Quinn.

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THE LIBRARIANS' DOZEN

Can’t decide what to read? Below is a sampling of Adult Fiction (AF), Adult Non-Fiction (ANF), Young Adult (YF) and Juvenile Fiction (JF) titles that the MCPL Liberty Branch staff have chosen as some of their favorite reads to get you started: ·

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Why read Y?

Last week a patron came to the desk wanting more books like Melissa Marr’s

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Happy Birthday, Ernest Hemingway!

If Ernest Hemingway were alive today, he would be 111 years old! His birth anniversary is celebrated every year at the Hemingway Museum in Oak Park, Ill., the city of his birth. More information about this annual event is available at www.ehfop.org.

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Amish Fiction is a Good Read, Plain and Simple!

Inspirational or religious fiction seems to have been increasing in popularity for the last several years. Characters in these books often go through a difficult time in their lives, or deal with a change of some kind. They are brought through the hardship and learn life lessons by help and support through friends, family, and a higher power. 

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American Lives

July is—perhaps—the most American of all months. Flags wave, fireworks explode, and John Phillips Sousa marches through our hearts all summer long. Here at the Lone Jack Branch, we’re doing our part to celebrate July with a book display called American Lives. The books in this display are historical fiction written for Juveniles and Young Adults, and together they present a patchwork of experience as diverse as America herself. If you are interested in a glimpse of other American Lives, we humbly recommend any of the following titles.

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A Classic With a Twist

As a fan of all things Jane Austen and a new reader of fantasy fiction, including the popular vampire craze, this title stood out while browsing the stacks.  Vampire Darcy’s Desire is a Pride and Prejudice adaptation which takes the classic novel’s characters and adds a gothic, vampire inspired twist. 

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Summer Weddings Gone Wild!

Try these for a good giggle at a fictional character’s expense.

My Best Friend’s Wedding (1997)
“Tell him you love him. Bite the bullet.”

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Food to Die for, or to Fall In Love With

MCPL has a wonderfully, diverse selection of cookbooks, ranging from simple, economical, nutritious meals to wildly indulgent (maybe even decadent) desserts. But did you know that one can find recipes in some works of fiction?

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Amish Fiction Provides Pleasant Reading

For seekers of Christian fiction who are looking for something new, you might enjoy Amish fiction.

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