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The Choice

Sparks, Nicholas
With some foreboding, we are told how the romance between Travis and Gabby develops from anger over a pregnant dog to a motorcycle ride. Not a lot further along we jump to the present, where SOMETHING AWFUL has happened. When we FINALLY find out what that is, not a lot further along SOMETHING WONDERFUL happens!

Not terribly complicated plots, if I can figure out what is coming, but I guess that isn't the charm of these romantic love stories.

Words I Had To Look Up:

1983 Honda Shadow (pg. 129) -- He RESTORED this? A faux Harley? Any bike is a good bike, I guess, but I thought it was a rather boring choice. I guess the author needed something with a low enough seat for a chick to learn to ride. a new Leapster (pg. 220) -- A hand-held educational game console.

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9/2010

Tisha

Specht, Robert
The author's novelization of a young woman coming to Chicken, Alaska, to teach in 1927, as told to the author by Anne Hobbs Purdy.

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9/2013

Salt Water Guns

Spector, Robert M.
Christopher, a teen who is rather a jerk, is sent off to be a cabin boy during the revolutionary war. Lots of action.

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12/2012

Endless Blue

Spencer, Wen
Expedition to find where spaceships are disappearing to when they hyper-space jump finds a Sargasso of space.

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7/2012

Maus: A survivor's tale

Spiegelman, Art
An artist talks to his father about the holocaust and makes a book about his father's experiences. Very good!

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8/2019

Maus: A survivor's tale, II

Spiegelman, Art
Continues the story of Art's father's experiences in the holocaust.

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8/2019

Love, Stargirl

Spinelli, Jerry
Stargirl moves to PA, but she meets a several interesting people, falls a little in love with a bad-boy named Perry, and builds a mini-Stonehenge. Let's have some donuts!

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12/2010

Stargirl

Spinelli, Jerry
Touching and humorous tale of a new girl at high school who is quite a free spirit, alternately enchanting and alienating the other students. Very excellent.

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11/2010

The Library Card

Spinelli, Jerry
Four stories involving a blue library. Very good.

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1/2001

There's A Girl In My Hammerlock

Spinelli, Jerry
Good story about a girl who joins her junior high wrestling team.

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1/2001

Wringer

Spinelli, Jerry
A ten year old boy doesn't want to be wringer, a boy who kills wounded pigeons at the town's annual pigeon killing festival.

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1/2001

Digital Knight

Spoor, Ryk
Jason Wood runs a freelance information business. On an assignment for the police he discovers that a drug kingpin may be a vampire. That's just the beginning!! Good book!

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11/2022

Grand Central Arena

Spoor, Ryk
A group of scientists, and engineer, and a space ship racer take a new intergalactic ship on its maiden voyage, and end up...where? Well, the Grand Central Arena, where they have to deal with hundreds or thousands of other alien races to win a place in society, and a chance to return to Earth. More or less. Good story, I thought.

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11/2022

Rowanhood

Springer, Nancy
When Rosemary's mother is killed she flees to the father she has never seen, Robin Hood, who lives in Sherwood Forest.

Words I Had To Look Up:

gimmal ring (pg. 8) -- A finger ring consisting of a pair or series of interlocked rings.

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4/2009

Water To The Angels

Standiford, Les
Very good book about William Mulholland and the building of the Los Angeles aqueduct.

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2/2019

Digging Up Mother: A Love Story

Stanhope, Doug
Comedian Stanhope recounts growing up with an alcoholic mother. She was much more than that, though, and it's a great, if profanity-lace, story. I enjoyed it very much. I don't think I'd care to see his act, though.

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10/2020

Ask The Parrot

Stark, Richard
Parker is on the lam in a small town, helps out a guy with a racetrack robbery.

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6/2008

Backflash

Stark, Richard
Parker robs a floating casino.

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7/2005

Breakout

Stark, Richard
Parker breaks out of jail.

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7/2005

Comback

Stark, Richard
Parker robs an evangelist.

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7/2005
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[Abadzis - Adams] [Adams - Albert] [Alcott - Anderson] [Anderson - Arngrim] [Arnow - Auxier] [Aveyard - Baen Publishing Enterprises] [Baen Publishing Enterprises - Barker] [Barker - Barnard] [Barnard - Barr] [Barr - Bass] [Bauer - Beaton] [Beaton - Beaton] [Beaton - Beaton] [Beattie - Bingle] [Birdsall - Block] [Block - Block] [Block - Borchert] [Bosch - Bradbury] [Brandman - Brown] [Brown - Buffett] [Bujold - Bujold] [Bujold - Butler] [Buzzell - Card] [Card - Card] [Card - Chabon] [Chainani - Cheney] [Cheney - Clancy] [Clancy - Coben] [Coben - Cole] [Cole - Colfer] [Collier - Collins] [Collins - Connelly] [Connelly - Conroy] [Constantine - Cooper] [Cooper - Cornwell] [Cornwell - Crais] [Crais - Crichton] [Crichton - Crusie] [Crusie - Cussler] [Cussler - Davies] [Davis - Dickinson] [Dickson - Dorsey] [Dorsey - Dorsey] [Dorsey - Drake] [Drake - Elam] [Eland - Emerson] [Emerson - Evans] [Evarts - Farley] [Farmer - Finnin] [Fisher Smith - Fleischman] [Fleischman - Forester] [Forrest - Francis] [Francis - Francis] [Francis - Francis] [Francis - Frey] [Frey - Galli] [Gantos - Gerber] [Gibbons - Goldberg] [Goldman - Grafton] [Grafton - Grant] [Gratz - Greer] [Grennan - Grimes] [Grimes - Haddix] [Haddix - Hale] [Hall - Hallinan] [Hallinan - Harris] [Harris - Hebden] [Heinlein - Heinlein] [Heinlein - Heller] [Heller - Herman] [Herrera - Hiaasen] [Hiaasen - Hiaasen] [Hiaasen - Hitchcock] [Hobb - Holt] [Holt - Howells] [Hudgens - Iversen] [Ives - Johansen] [Johansen - Kabak] [Kadohata - Kaminsky] [Kandel - Kidder] [Kienzle - Kingfisher] [Kingsbury - Kollin] [Konigsburg - Kraus] [Kritzer - Landy] [Landy - Lawrence] [Lawrence - Lee] [Lee - Leonard] [Leonard - Lewis] [Lewis - Lobel] [Lobsenz - Lowry] [Lowry - Lutz] [Lutz - Macy] [Magary - Marcinko] [Marcinko - Marusek] [Marusek - McAlister] [McBain - McCarthy] [McCaughrean - McCullough] [McDevitt - Meluch] [Meluch - Modesitt Jr.] [Modesitt Jr. - Moon] [Moon - Moskowitz] [Mosley - Nance] [Nance - Nimmo] [Nimmo - Norton] [Nourse - O'Brian] [O'Brian - O'Nan] [O'Rourke - Palahniuk] [Palmer - Paretsky] [Paretsky - Parker] [Parker - Parker] [Parker - Parker] [Parker, edi - Paulsen] [Paulsen - Peck] [Peck - Pfeffer] [Pfeffer - Pooley] [Pope - Poyer] [Poyer - Pratchett] [Pratchett - Pratchett] [Pratchett - Pronzini] [Pronzini - Queenan] [Quinn - Rankin] [Raskin - Resnick] [Resnick - Riordan] [Riordan - Rollins] [Rollins - Rowling] [Rowling - Russo] [Rust - Sanders] [Sanders - Scalzi] [Scalzi - Schmidt] [Schmidt - Scottoline] [Scottoline - Seranella] [Setterfield - Shusterman] [Shusterman - Smith] [Smith - Soto] [Sparks - Stark] [Stark - Stephenson] [Stephenson - Stroke] [Stroke - Stroud] [Stroud - Tapply] [Tappy - Tolkien] [Toltz - Turtledove] [Turtledove - Van Draanen] [Van Draanen - Villasenor] [Voltaire - Watts] [Weber - Weeks] [Weir - Wells] [Werlin - Westlake] [Westlake - Wibberly] [Wiles - Winchester] [Winterfeld - Wood] [Woodring - Zahn] [Zahn - Zusak] 

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