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The Burden of Time (Zombie Fallout, #21)

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Thanks, Obama: My Hopey, Changey White House Years

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Listening Woman (Leaphorn & Chee, #3) by Tony Hillerman

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children. Perhaps not. It was not a Navajo concept, this idea of adjusting nature to human needs. The Navajo adjusted himself to remain in harmony with the universe. When nature withheld the rain, the Navajo sought the pattern of this ...more

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When the Moon Hits Your Eye

by John Scalzi

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“Q: What would you say to the other billionaires who have space companies? A: Just this: Hey, Elon and Jeff? Ha ha hah lol suck it, dudes.”
― John Scalzi, When the Moon Hits Your Eye

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“LeMae was excited about going to the moon, but she was even more excited about the idea that one day she might be able to stay on the moon. It seemed more and more preferable to the alternative. Earth was becoming progressively more annoying.”
― John Scalzi, When the Moon Hits Your Eye

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“The Dinee had always respected the female equally with the male—giving her equality in property, in metaphysics and in clan—recognizing the mother’s role in the footsteps of Changing Woman as the preserver of the Navajo Way.”
― Tony Hillerman, Listening Woman

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