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Worlds of Books The Jungle DB09498 or DB52961 by Upton Sinclair 19.06.2017 ↓

Discussing The Jungle DB09498 or DB52961 by Upton Sinclair. Here are the NLS annotations: The jungle DB09498 Sinclair, Upton. Reading time: 14 hours, 21 minutes. Read by Sam Gray. Classics Political Fiction

Worlds of Books Moneyball: the art of winning an unfair game DB56245 by Michael Lewis 22.05.2017 ↓

Worlds of Books discussing Moneyball: the art of winning an unfair game DB56245 by Michael Lewis. The Book Nook room can be found here:

Worlds of Books The midnight plan of the repo man DB80722 by W. Bruce Cameron 24.04.2017 ↓

Worlds of Books discussing The midnight plan of the repo man DB80722 by W. Bruce Cameron. The Book Nook room can be found here: Here is the NLS annotation:

Worlds of Books Discusses Born a Crime DB86608 by Trevor Noah 20.03.2017 ↓

Worlds of Books to discuss Born a Crime DB86608 by Trevor Noah. Here is the NLS annotation: Noah, Trevor. Reading time: 8 hours, 46 minutes. Read by Trevor Noah. Stage and Screen Biography

Worlds of Books Discusses Murder in the Marais DB81217 by Cara Black 20.02.2017 ↓

Worlds of Books which meets the third Sunday of each month at 5pm Eastern, 4pm Central will meet Sunday February 19th in the Book Nook Room of Accessibleworld.org to discuss Murder in the Marais by Cara Black.

Worlds of Books 16.01.2017 ↓

Worlds of Books to discuss The wife, the maid, and the mistress DB78149 by Ariel Lawhon. Here is the NLS annotation:

Worlds of Books The twelve dogs of Christmas: an Andy Carpenter mystery DB85822 by David Rosenfelt 19.12.2016 ↓

Discussing The twelve dogs of Christmas: an Andy Carpenter mystery DB85822 by David Rosenfelt.   Here is the NLS annotation: The twelve dogs of Christmas: an Andy Carpenter mystery DB85822 Rosenfelt, David

Worlds of Books Shoeless Joe DB18921 by W. P. Kinsella 17.10.2016 ↓

Discussing Shoeless Joe DB18921 by W. P. Kinsella. W. P. Kinsella died last week so we’re reading his most well-known book on which the movie Field of Dreams was based. Here is the NLS annotation:

Worlds of Books Cross Justice by james Patterson 21.03.2016 ↓

Worlds of Books Program We are discussing Cross Justice by james Patterson db 82920.

Worlds of Books Saving C.C. Honeycutt 18.01.2016 ↓

Worlds of Books will be discussing Saving C.C. Honeycutt

Worlds of Books The Bullet by Mary Louise Kelly 14.12.2015 ↓

We will be discussing The Bullet – DB81533 by Mary Louise Kelly at Worlds of Books Sunday December 13th at 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central in the Book Nook Room of accessibleworld.net.

Worlds of Books BillBryson I’m a Stranger Here 16.11.2015 ↓

BillBryson I’m a Stranger Here

Worlds of Books MARRYING THE MISTRESS DB 51910 19.10.2015 ↓

Discussing Marrying the mistress DB51910 by Joanna Trollope on October 18th, 2015. Here is the NLS annotation:

Worlds of Books discusses Hello from the Gillespies db 80501 21.09.2015 ↓

Worlds of Books will be discussing Hello from the Gillespies: a novel DB80501 by Monica McInerney on September 20th, 2015. Here is the NLS annotation:

Worlds of Books Deep down dark: the untold stories of 33 men buried in a Chilean mine, and the miracle that set them free by Hector Tobar 17.08.2015 ↓

We will be discussing Deep down dark: the untold stories of 33 men buried in a Chilean mine, and the miracle that set them free DB80548 by Hector Tobar.

Worlds of Books Dead wake: the last crossing of the Lusitania DB80936 by Erik Larson 20.07.2015 ↓

Here is the NLS annotation of Dead Wake: Dead wake: the last crossing of the Lusitania DB80936 Larson, Erik. Reading time: 13 hours, 6 minutes. Read by Scott Brick. War and the Military World History and Affairs

Worlds of Books Parallel lies DB70629 by Ridley Pearson. 22.06.2015 ↓

Here is the NLS annotation of Parallel Lies: Parallel lies DB70629 Pearson, Ridley. Reading time: 11 hours, 38 minutes. Read by Ridley Pearson. Suspense Fiction

Worlds of Books – Dark tide the great Boston molasses flood of 1919 – by Stephen Puleo 18.05.2015 ↓

Discussing Dark tide: the great Boston molasses flood of 1919 DB59335 by Stephen Puleo this Sunday. Here is the NLS annotation: