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| Horizons |
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| Craig Blacklock distills his photography to horizons: the meeting of land and water. A beautiful book for contemplation and reverie. |
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| The love hunter |
| Hassler, Jon. |
| Love, cold, friendship tested, and duck hunting in this deeply satisfying early Hassler novel. |
| Adult Fiction HASSLER |
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| Pontoon : a Lake Wobegon novel |
| Keillor, Garrison |
| Keillor's comic genius shines in this gentle and hilarious tale. I love his ability to tell someone's life story in a paragraph or two. My favorite of his books. |
| Adult Fiction KEILLOR |
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| Heart and hard work : memories of |
| Kieley, Genny Zak |
| The history of working class Northeast Minneapolis, a corner of the city cut off by river and railroad, and its unique culture. |
| Adult Nonfiction Book 977.6 K |
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| Jane Gibbs, |
| Neuberger, Anne E., 1953- |
| The story of Jane Gibbs, kidnapped by missionaries to Minnesota, and her sustaining friendships with the Dakota people in what is now Minneapolis. |
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| Me : a memoir |
| Ueland, Brenda |
| Brenda Ueland(1891-1985), an exuberant woman full of energy, joy, and humor lived a full writer's life in Minneapolis and New York. Her best-known book is "If You Want to Write." |
| Adult Nonfiction Book 921 Ue4 |
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A miscellaneous list of favorite books of, by, and about Minnesota and Minnesotans, in celebration of the sesquicentennial.
