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“The Children Act” tells the story of a London judge who must determine
Fiction, Old and New will be discussing Random Winds by Belva Plain.
Helen Simonson’s warm and humorous family story (with a lovely romance)
This wonderfully written historical fiction novel tells the alternating stories
We will be discussing two of Alyson
Please note that this book has a DBC number instead of a DB number, but it
“The Paris Architect” tells the story of Lucien Bernard, a Parisian architect who agrees to design an impenetrable hiding place to hid Jewish people for a wealthy Christian client in Paris during the German occupation of France in 1942.
Our next book deals with complex family relationships. Rose rebels against her strict religious upbringing and becomes a successful photographer. She is not sure what to do though when her niece, Rivka, appears to be following in her footsteps.
A pharmacologist is sent to the Amazon to investigate the death of a colleague and the status of work on a new wonder drug. There’s adventure in this book as well as interesting detail about living & doing research in the Amazon.
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