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These eBooks and more can be downloaded to your mobile device via the Libby by OverDrive app or viewed on your computer. All you need is your Wilton Library card |
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Good Soil: The Education of an Accidental Farmhand
by Jeff Chu
A reflective journey exploring nature, belonging and spirituality, weaving lessons from farm life, relationships and personal heritage into a meditation on growth, connection and the transformative power of listening to the earth and each other.
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The Medicine Woman of Galveston
by Amanda Skenandore
A disgraced former doctor and her disabled son join a traveling medicine show and its family of strangers on a collision course with the deadliest natural disaster in American history – the Galveston Hurricane of 1900. This is a uniquely vivid story of women in medicine, found family, and conquering fear.
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Beach Vibes
by Susan Mallery
While Beth is proud of her Malibu beach shop, she's even prouder of her charismatic brother, Rick, who rose from foster care all the way through surgical residency. Things takes a turn for the happy after she finds out Rick is dating her new best friend, Jana. Then Jana’s handsome brother adds even more sparkle to Beth’s day and nights. But when Beth catches Rick with another woman, her visions of an idyllic family future disappear in one awful instant. Either she betrays her brother or she keeps his secret and risks losing the man she loves and her best friend.
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33 Place Brugmann
by Alice Austen
On the eve of Nazi occupation, the residents of 33 Place Brugmann in Brussels are forced to choose between submission or risking everything to protect one another in the face of betrayal, love and courage.
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Far From Home
by Danielle Steel
Fleeing Paris after her husband's execution for opposing Hitler, Arielle von Auspeck hides in Normandy, joins the Resistance and forges a bond with a grieving widower as they fight to reunite with their loved ones.
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All the Other Mothers Hate Me
by Sarah Harman
When single mom Florence Grimes' son is accused of causing the mysterious disappearance of a bully classmate, she must manage her disdain of the other moms, her own self-doubts, and unexpected truths to prove his innocence.
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No New Things: A Radically Simple 30-day Guide to Saving Money, the Planet, and Your Sanity
by Ashlee Piper
From award-winning sustainability expert Ashlee Piper comes a witty, no-nonsense guide to regaining control over your time, consumerist impulses, and financial and mental wellness. For nearly two years, Ashlee challenged herself to buy nothing new. In the process, she got out of debt, cut clutter, crushed her goals, and became healthier and happier than ever. She accomplished all the things she had always wanted to do but "never had time to" because she was mindlessly scrolling, shopping, spending, and stressing. Whether you are a bona-fide shopaholic or someone who just wants to buy less and live more, No New Things is the antidote.
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The Owl Was A Baker's Daughter: The Continuing Adventures of Judith Shakespeare
by Grace Tiffany
At the age of sixty-one, Judith Shakespeare, a midwife-apothecary and twin of the long-dead Hamnet, must flee provincial Stratford on horseback to avoid arrest for witchcraft. Her traveling companions are a zealous Puritan woman and child who have been displaced by civil war—the bloody seventeenth-century strife between Royalists and Roundheads. Judith is also leaving her marriage, which has foundered since the wrenching loss of two adult sons to the plague.
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The Hidden Life of Cecily Larson
by Ellen Baker
Cecily Larson is 94 and living a quiet life when her family surprises her with an at-home DNA test. She finds the unexpected results not only bringing to light the tragic love story she's kept hidden for decades but also calls into question everything about the family she's raised and claimed as her own.
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Audrey Hepburn: A Life of Beautiful Uncertainty
by Tom Santopietro
Slipping behind the scenes of Hollywood's Golden Age, author Tom Santopietro details Audrey's personal and professional life, from her legendary dance partnership with Fred Astaire on the classic Funny Face to her love affairs with Albert Finney and William Holden. Packed with beautiful photographs of the star at her most captivating and supplemented with incisive fashion commentary from award-winning designer Jeffrey Banks, Audrey Hepburn: A Beautiful Uncertainty is a one-of-a-kind exploration of Audrey's glamorous image and remarkable life. Always leading with her heart, Hepburn is shown here fully captured in all her complexity: an often self-doubting but brilliant and genuinely kind woman whose style and activism changed the world.
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