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Argers,
Helen. THE GILDED LILY. During the Gilded
Age, a young man tries to make a woman fall in love
with him so that he can dump her.
(Fiction)
Baldwin,
James. GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN. A classic
novel of the African-American experience.
(Fiction)
Basinger,
Jeanine. A WOMAN’S VIEW: HOW HOLLYWOOD
SPOKE TO WOMEN, 1930-1960. PN1995.9.W6 B36
1995
Beattie,
Ann. PARK CITY: NEW AND SELECTED STORIES.
You will wish that some stories were longer,
even novels. (Fiction)
Conley,
Frances K. WALKING OUT ON THE BOYS. Learn
why a distinguished female neurosurgeon quit her
tenured professorship at a prestigious California
university. RD592.9.C66 A3 1998
Dance,
Daryl C., ed. HONEY, HUSH! : AN ANTHOLOGY OF
AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN’S HUMOR. PN6231.N5
H66 1998
Davis,
Ronald. DUKE: THE LIFE AND IMAGE OF JOHN WAYNE.
PN2287.W454 D38 1998
DeMille,
Nelson. PLUM ISLAND. A murder, buried
treasure, a secret virus research facility...the
perfect summer read! (Fiction)
Ellis,
Erika. GOOD FENCES. A black family moves to
Greenwich, Connecticut. (Fiction)
Gabriel,
Marius. HOUSE OF MANY ROOMS. A woman must
choose between a man she loves and a long lost
daughter, either one of whom may be a murderer.
(Fiction)
Gadol,
Peter. THE LONG RAIN. A hit-and-run accident
threatens the promising future of the owner of a
California winery. (Fiction)
Gutcheon,
Beth Richardson. FIVE FORTUNES. Five women
become friends at a spa in the Arizona desert.
(Fiction)
Hambly,
Barbara. FEVER SEASON. A slave girl in New
Orleans in the 1830s is accused of murdering her
master. (Fiction)
Holcomb,
Betty. NOT GUILTY! : THE GOOD NEWS ABOUT WORKING
MOTHERS.
HQ759.48 .H66 1998
Kundera,
Milan. IDENTITY: A NOVEL. A story about
love: its varieties and illusions.
(Fiction)
Marszalek,
John F. THE PETTICOAT AFFAIR: MANNERS, MUTINY,
AND SEX IN ANDREW JACKSON’S WHITE HOUSE.
E381 .M33 1998
Middlebrook,
Diane Wood. SUITS ME: THE DOUBLE LIFE OF BILLY
TIPTON. Biography of a female jazz musician who
successfully posed as a man all her life, complete
with wives and children. ML417.T58 M53
1998
Mitscher,
Lester A. THE GREEN TEA BOOK: CHINA’S
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. The pleasure and health
benefits of the tea. RM251 .M56 1998
Oppenheimer,
Judy. PRIVATE DEMONS: THE LIFE OF SHIRLEY
JACKSON. PS3519.A392 Z8 1988
Porter,
Roy. THE GREATEST BENEFIT TO MANKIND: A MEDICAL
HISTORY OF HUMANITY. R131 .P59 1998
Pym,
Barbara. THE SWEET DOVE DIED. A love held
too closely and its consequences.
(Fiction)
Rainer,
Tristine. YOUR LIFE AS STORY: WRITING THE NEW
AUTOBIOGRAPHY. How to write autobiographies.
CT25 .R35 1997
Schrecker,
Ellen. MANY ARE THE CRIMES: MCCARTHYISMS IN
AMERICA. E743.5 .S37 1998
Shaw,
Sam. SOPHIA LOREN: IN THE CAMERA EYE.
PN2688.L65 S42 1979x
Silva,
Daniel. THE MARK OF THE ASSASSIN.
Michael Osbourne of the CIA goes after the
person who brings down TransAtlantic Flight 002.
(Fiction)
Simon,
Ted. THE GYPSY IN ME: FROM GERMANY TO ROMANIA IN
SEARCH OF YOUTH, TRUTH, AND DAD. DJK19 .S56
1997
Smith,
Kathryn. FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT: AMERICA’S
MASTER ARCHITECT. NA737.W7 S42 1998
Spong,
John Shelby. WHY CHRISTIANITY MUST CHANGE OR
DIE: A BISHOP SPEAKS TO BELIEVERS IN EXILE: A NEW
REFORMATION OF THE CHURCH’S FAITH AND
PRACTICE. BR124 .S67 1998
Stiles,
Paul. RIDING THE BULL: MY YEAR INSIDE THE
MADNESS AT MERRILL LYNCH. You’ll think
twice about investing after you read this
fascinating expose! HG4928.5 .S75 1998
Tarr,
Judith. WHITE MARE’S DAUGHTER. Samara,
the young priestess of a nomadic warrior band, and
her twin brother set out on an odyssey to a distant
place where women still rule. (Fiction)
Thayer,
Nancy. BELONGING. A New York career woman
discovers a new life filled with both joy and
heartache when she moves to Nantucket.
(Fiction)
Theroux,
Paul. MY OTHER LIFE. An exploration of
life’s possibilities. (Fiction)
Wickwire,
Jim. ADDICTED TO DANGER: A MEMOIR. By an
accomplished American mountaineer. GV199.92.W53 A3
1998x
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