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HERE ARE THIS MONTH'S TOP RELEASES!
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Dear Readers,
With Thanksgiving around the corner, we are pleased to
offer you a cornucopia of reading delights. Michael Connelly and
Patricia Cornwell serve up the latest installments in their beloved
series; relative newcomers Rebecca Yarros and Nita Prose also deliver
follow-ups to recent favorites. And New Jersey author Lauren
Grodstein returns with a historical novel set in the Warsaw Ghetto.
Two big memoirs dominate the non-fiction offerings: the much
anticipated autobiography by Barbra Streisand and Stephanie Land's
follow-up to Maid. And if you're in the mood for some gossip
about the British Royal family, you'll want to check out Omid
Scobie's Endgame on the 28th. Happy feasting, everyone!
Please note: Items released later in the
month may not be in the catalog yet. Check the catalog closer to the release date to place a hold on those
titles.
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Iron Flame
by Rebecca Yarros
Nov. 7
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The sequel to Fourth Wing follows student
dragon riders through their brutal second year at Basgiath War
College.
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Resurrection Walk
by Michael Connelly
Nov. 7
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Lincoln Lawyer Mickey Haller enlists the help
of Harry Bosch to prove the innocence of a woman convicted of
killing her ex-husband.
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My Name is Barbra
by Barbra Streisand
Nov. 7
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Streisand's journey from Brooklyn to
superstardom, told in her own words.
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Class
by Stephanie Land
Nov. 7
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In this follow-up to The Maid, Land
recalls her years as a single mother living in poverty.
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Day
by Michael Cunningham
Nov. 14
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A platonic love triangle is at the center of
this pandemic novel, which visits a family on the same April day in
2019, 2020, and 2021.
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UFO: The Inside Story of the US Government's
Search for Alien Life—Here and Out There
by Garrett M. Graff
Nov. 14
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The story of our national obsession with UFOs
and the decades-long search by scientists, the military, and the
CIA for proof of alien life.
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The Mystery Guest
by Nita Prose
Nov. 28
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Molly Gray's dream job as head maid at the
Regency Grand Hotel is upended when a celebrity author drops dead
in the tearoom.
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Unnatural Death
by Patricia Cornwell
Nov. 28
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This 27th installment of the Kay Scarpetta
series begins with the medical examiner examining the remains of
two campers wanted by federal law enforcement.
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We Must Not Think of Ourselves
by Lauren Grodstein
Nov. 28
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A schoolteacher copes with life in the Warsaw
Ghetto by collecting the stories and testimonies of his neighbors.
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Endgame: Inside the Royal Family and the
Monarchy's Fight for Survival
by Omid Scobie
Nov. 28
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A longttime journalist on the Royal beat, Scobie
gives a portrait of the turmoil folling the death of Queen
Elizabeth II.
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The Big Cheese
by Jory John
Nov. 7
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The Bad Guys 18:
Look Who's Talking
by Aaron Blabey
Nov. 7
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Cat Kid Comic Club 5
Influencers
by Dav Pilkey
Nov. 28
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Cursed
by Marissa Meyer
Nov. 8
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Sound of Freedom
Nov. 14
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Oppenheimer
Nov. 21
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Wandavision Season 1
Nov. 28
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