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All Things Maine March 2025 |
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The Most
by Jessica Anthony
In 1957, Kathleen, a college tennis champion-turned-Delaware housewife, instead of going to church with her husband and boys, takes a dip in the swimming pool of their apartment complex and refuses to come out, in this tightly wound, consuming story set over the course of eight hours.
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Youthjuice
by E. K. Sathue
Joining HEBE, a luxury skincare/wellness company, 29-year-old Sophia Bannion is soon addicted to her HEBE lifestyle, especially youthjuice, the fatty, soothing moisturizer she's been asked to test, but when she learns the gruesome secret ingredient, she must decide how far she's willing to go to stay beautiful forever.
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The More the Terrier
by David Rosenfelt
Reluctant lawyer Andy Carpenter is excited to be back in Paterson, New Jersey, after a week-long family vacation in the Adirondacks, until he finds out the 16-year-old son of a family whom he fostered a dog for was arrested for murder, and something about the arrest just doesn't sit right with him.
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What the Taliban Told Me
by Ian Fritz
A memoir of a young Air Force linguist coming-of-age in Afghanistan in a war that is lost.
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John Jenkins: Mayor of Maine
by Chuck Radis
"John Jenkins, Maine's first Black state senator and mayor of both Lewiston and Auburn, led a remarkable life and his influence extended far beyond his politics and his constituents. He was a four-time world champion in karate and through his business PEP (Personal Enrichment Programs) Talk he gave individuals and organizations the tools for change based on stories and lessons fostering community and the interdependence of mind and spirit."
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A Town Built by Ski Bums
by Virginia Wright
"Veteran journalist Virginia Wright delves into the surprising history of a town most passersby think is just Sugarloaf. She looks at the early days of when Carrabassett Valley was created and at how the town's unique approach helped it weather both boomtimes and downturns."
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A Life in the Garden
by Barbara Damrosch
A respected garden expert who has worked for the New York Times and Gardens Illustrated shares her insights and wisdom on growing food, blending practical advice with personal reflections, humor and a deep appreciation for partnering with nature.
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Maine State Library
64 State House Station
242 State Street
Augusta, Maine 04333-0064
207-287-5600www.maine.gov/msl |
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