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by Margaret Maron
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| Featured Bram Stoker Awards Selection |  | | Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
by J.K. Rowling
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by Boston Teran
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by John Irving
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| Featured National Book Critics Circle Selection |  | | Bad Land
by Jonathan Raban
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| Featured New York Times Bestsellers Selection |  | | Outliers
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| Featured Newbery Medal Winners Selection |  | | Shiloh
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| Featured Oprah's Book Club Selection |  | | Cane River
by Lalita Tademy
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| Featured Pulitzer Prize Selection |  | | Angela's Ashes
by Frank McCourt
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by Laurie Halse Anderson
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| Featured Spur Awards Selection |  | | Geronimo
by Joseph Bruchac
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| Featured World Fantasy Awards Selection |  | | Towing Jehovah
by James Morrow
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