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This period’s Best Book is The Wonder by Emma Donaghue!
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A suggestion a day from the Williamsburg Regional Library
What? Me Read? 
This has been on my wishlist for ages, but my library doesn’t carry it. So clearly, it’s on my Amazon wishlist for when I can buy it! =)
You might want to give your library some suggestions!
I’ve given them a lot of suggestions over the past couple of months. I also ask for interlibrary loans-where I borrow books from other libraries. I might do that with this one, when I’m done with my current TBR pile!
You would think they would offer you an inter-library loan.