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The Mediterranean Slow Cooker Cookbook for Seniors: 85 Easy Recipes for One or Two, with Simple Prep and a 4-Week Low-Waste Meal Plan (Easy Slow Cooker)

by Marilyn Luis

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The Mountaintop School for Dogs and Other Second Chances: A Novel

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The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny and Murder

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Toms River: A Story of Science and Salvation by Dan Fagin

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Reich Farm would be the last place such shortcuts were attempted in New Jersey, for reasons that would soon become ferociously obvious.

“That dress there, not one woman in a hundred in this mall could fit into it or afford it. But the dresses aren’t supposed to be sold. They’re designed to be shown at fashion shows that will make women imagine they’re acquiring some similar essence of glamor by paying a ten- or twenty-fold markup for the brand’s handbags, which are fancy vaginas or wombs only women are allowed to carry, which they then stuff with the brand’s overpriced fragrances as a substitute for the human pheromones they washed away in their morning showers.”
― Carleton Eastlake, Monkey Business

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