Week Thirty-Four

The Fremonts set the political stage for celebrities.

Week Thirty-Three

Cannibal, indeed.

Week Thirty-Two

Looking for a summer read? You found it. This book is for music lovers. Virginia Hanlon Grohl meets with a slew of mothers, who share their point of view.

Read 52 in 52 Weeks 2020

Read 52 Books in 52 Weeks in 2020

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Week Thirty-One

John Lithgow takes readers verse by verse through the history of Donald Trump's presidency. He knows that he is preaching to the choir.

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Week Thirty

Heard the authors' presentation at Auburn Community College. Could have included an index.

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Week Twenty-Nine

Three exciting thrillers from the pen of James Patterson and James O. Born. The stories, don’t match title. Previously book shots.

Read 52 in 52 Weeks 2020