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The Berry Pickers
by Amanda Peters
Traveling to Maine for the summer to harvest blueberries, a Mi'kmaq family from Nova Scotia finds their lives forever changed when their youngest child, four-year-old Ruthie, vanishes from the farm. Her brother, six-year-old Joe, blames himself and is haunted by his sister's disappearance.
Years later, Norma has always thought that her family has kept something from her. The only child of affluent parents, Norma often has dreams that connect her to a different life, one that feels much more like memories.
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Xenobe Purvis "When the inhabitants of a small village in 18th century England start to hear unexplained barking, they are convinced that five sisters are turning into dogs." |
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Andrea Catalano "In 1646, Margaret and her husband move to the Massachusetts Bay Colony to build a new life together. As mistrust and suspicion in the Puritan community grows, their once-promising new beginnings deteriorate." |
Hayley Gefuso "Eleven-year-old Lisavet is thrown into a library that houses books of memory as Nazis close in on the eve of Kristallnacht and must work against those trying to burn them." |
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David Greig "On a remote Scottish isle in 825 CE, three lone survivors of a vicious attack by raiders embark on their own journeys of discovery." |
Eden Royce "Feeling coddled and suffocated by her mother and the marriage market, Phaedra volunteers to plan her estranged aunt's funeral in this Southern Gothic historical fantasy. " |
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