
Contemporary Classics
Mon-Fri 10am-11am with replays at 11pm and 4am
A literary journey through acclaimed modern classics, featuring renowned works that have shaped contemporary literature.
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Best Selling Non-Fiction: THE BRITISH ARE COMING: THE WAR FOR AMERICA, LEXINGTON TO PRINCETON, 1775-1777 written by Rick Atkinson
Great Literature: SONS AND LOVERS written by D.H. Lawrence
Best Selling Fiction: OLIVE, AGAIN written by Elizabeth Strout
Contemporary Classics: THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING written by Milan Kundera
The Book off the Shelf: BETWEEN TWO KINGDOMS: A MEMOIR OF A LIFE INTERRUPTED written by Suleika Jaouad
The Random Book: MY DEAR HAMILTON: A NOVEL OF ELIZA SCHYYLER HAMILTON written by Stephanie Dray
Little Free Library Book: ROBIN written by David Itzkoff
Daily Dose of Science: BRAINSCAPES: THE WARPED, WONDROUS MAPS WRITTEN IN YOUR BRAIN – AND HOW THEY GUIDE YOU written by Rebecca Schwarzlose
Macabre Monday: THE SILENT PATIENT written by Alex Michaelides
Children’s Book: THE BLUE SWORD written by Robin McKinley
Young Adult Literature: THE AMBER SPYGLASS (BOOK 3) written by Philip Pullman
The Self-Help Book: LESSONS FROM THE LIGHT: EXTRAORIDNARY MESSAGES OF COMFORT AND HOPE FROM THE OTHER SIDE written by George Anderson and Andrew Barone
Mystery Hour: KARLA’S CHOICE (A JOHN LE CARRE NOVEL) written by Nick Harkaway
Outer Limits: BURNING CHROME written by William Gibson
WRBH After Dark: RANSOM written by Danielle Steele
Biographies: WILLA CATHER: THE EMERGING VOICE written by Sharon O’Brien
Spanish Book: TBD
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A literary journey through acclaimed modern classics, featuring renowned works that have shaped contemporary literature.
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Mon-Thurs 12pm-1pm, replays at 6pm
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