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The Book of NegroesThe Untamed Bride
The Josephine B TrilogyI Love You Beth Cooper
Lullabies for Little CriminalsThe Boy Next Door
DeafeningSooner Or Later
Water for ElephantsLife on the Refrigerator Door
The Ladies' Lending LibrarySomeone Like You
Truth and Bright WaterIsland of Lost Girls
A Good HousePS I Love You


Map Of BonesClara Callan
Dying LightA Tree Grows In Brooklyn
Slumdog MillionaireDaughters of Fire
The Adventures of Sherlock HolmesI Know This Much is True
Shutter IslandCoventry
Heart-Shaped BoxThe Constant Princess
What Came Before He Shot HerThe Space Between Us
PreyThe Witch of Portobello


To Kill a MockingbirdMaster and Commander
The Crying of Lot 49The Yiddish Policemen's Union
GileadMicroserfs
The Poisonwood BibleAzincourt
War and PeaceThe Corrections
RunYou Suck
The Unbearable Lightness of BeingCryptonomicon
Don QuixoteWolf of the Plains

LA CandyWicked
Getting the GirlA Fistful of Charms
The LuxeThe Fionavar Tapestry
We Need to Talk About KevinNeverwhere
The Vampire DiariesVampire Interrupted
The Lion, the Witch and the WardrobeShaman's Crossing
Inside Out GirlThe Raw Shark Texts
Wondrous StrangeThe Fellowship of the Ring

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    I've been seeing ads for Martin Scorcese's Shutter Island everywhere lately. As a big Dennis Lehane fan, I'm excited. Can the first ever HCC March Madness champion do it again with Shutter Island? Browse Inside the book to start reading now.
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    To Kill a Mockingbird is one of literature's most beloved classics. As the book nears its 50th anniversary later this year Harper Lee's novel could also become the 2010 HCC March Madness champion. Browse Inside To Kill a Mockingbird now, then vote.
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    Alice Kuipers describes her book, Life on the Refrigerator Door, for HCC March Madness voters:
    Fifteen year old Claire and her mother are running out of time.  But they don't know it, yet.  They live in the same house but what with school, work and friends they hardly see each other.  Through they notes they leave each other on the fridge door, we get to glimpse their life together during a tragic, life changing year.
    Leave a note on Alice Kuipers fridge door here, and browse inside Life on the Refrigerator Door now before voting.
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    The opening lines of Steven Hall's The Raw Shark Texts will pull you under, into the story of a man being chased by a conceptual mind-shark that may or may not be real. It's The Matrix meets Memento meets Jaws. Browse Inside now to sample.
  • Alice Kuiper's Life on the Refrigerator Door is locked in a tight matchup with Sara Gruen's Water for Elephants right now in Round 1. Check out Alice's blog here for Writing Tips for Teens and click each book title to start reading before you vote!

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