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	Savvy by Ingrid Law	shanlegrand	newberry, fiction, fantasy
	Outlander by Diana Gabaldon	mmignano11	fiction, Historical adventure, time travel, being read
	So wondrous free by Maryhelen Clague	mmignano11	fiction, Historical romance, Revolutionary War
	The Water Clock (Philip Dryden Thrillers) by Jim Kelly	mmignano11	fiction, Crime novel, Philip Dryden thriller, read and finished-50 book challenge
	Aleutian Sparrow by Karen Hesse	srssrs	fiction, regional What attracted me to the 'Aleutian Sparrow' initially was the graphic design on the chapter pages. Beyond that the concise, light looking text attracted my literature eye. I hadn't seen a book designed like this before, or at least a book that was for someone older than 8 years of age. The 'Aleutian Sparrow' is un-rhymed verse. Each page is really a separate poem highly one aspect of the Japanese invasion of the Aleutians during WW2 and the relocation of Aleuts. It is fi, but is written in first person. This gives the book an appearance of being non-fiction. I think using first person narrator makes the book easier to read. Finally, I think Karen Hesse has written a text that could easily differentiate a WW2 literature unit for below grade level readers. This book is not easy, but the way it was written and designed, makes it more readable for struggling readers and under-motivated readers. This could be used/taught in a unit with Fairwell to Manzanar. Aleutian Sparrow is a creative and interesting piece of literature.
	Cutting for Stone: A Novel by Abraham Verghese	sydamy	2009, audio, fiction, library, Ethiopia
	The Strain: Book One of The Strain Trilogy by Guillermo Del Toro	sydamy	2009, library, salon inspired, fiction
	The Intelligencer by Leslie Silbert	mmignano11	fiction, murder mystery, first edition, It's a keeper! This was a page-turner filled with historical details and suspense.
	The Year of the Flood by Margaret Atwood	bethanydhart	book club, Canadian lit, fiction, science fiction, fantasy, dystopic, post-apocalyptic
	Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Junior Novelization by Stacia Deutsch	shanlegrand	newberry award winner, fiction, fantasy