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What became of the stepsisters after Cinderella married her prince?
Amie W
I am the Homework Help Center associate at Worthington Park Library. I love learning and biology is my favorite subject. I'll read just about anything, but I especially like historical fiction and mysteries. I also listen to lots of audiobooks. Besides reading, I like to bake, cook, craft and watch classic movies.
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Hollywood history, feminism and horror movies intersect in this biography about an almost-forgotten woman and her contributions to film.
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Part true crime story about the 1986 LA Central Library fire and part love letter to public libraries.
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Brave princesses can be found everywhere, but they might not look or act like the ones in fairy tale books.
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A different take on the classic murder mystery: a man must relive the same day (in a different body each day) until he solves and prevents the murder.
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If you enjoyed "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" and "Reading Rainbow," you'll love this audiobook of Fred Rogers' biography, read by LeVar Burton.
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A little sugar and a little magic get baked into a lot of trouble when an 11-year-old discovers she comes from a family of baking brujas.
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More than just a mystery, this is a rich historical tale about a female lawyer in 1920s Bombay struggling against old-fashioned beliefs.
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Twists are hiding around every corner in this book. Good luck figuring out who's lying and who's telling the truth.
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An abandoned boarding school in rural Vermont is the perfect setting for a ghost story.
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Curl up and get cozy with the first book in a cozy mystery series involving bibliotherapy and baked goods.
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Looking for a new series? This is the first in a new historical mystery series set in post-WWI England.
