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Best Selling Non-Fiction:ENDURE: MIND, BODY, AND THE CURIOUSLY ELASTIC LIMITS OF HUMAN PERFORMANCE written by Alex Hutchinson
Great Literature: MIDDLEMARCH written by George Eliot
Best Selling Fiction: THE FALLEN FRUIT written by Shawntelle Madison
Contemporary Classics: JAYBER CROW written by Wendell Berry
The Book off the Shelf: THE GREAT EASTERN written by Howard A. Rodman
The Random Book: THE GREAT CRASH 1929 written by John Kenneth Galbraith
Little Free Library Book: UPROOTED written by Naomi Novik
Daily Dose of Science: WHAT MATTER FEELS: CONSCIOUSNESS, ENERGY AND PHYSICS (HOW SCIENCE CAN EXPLAIN MINDS written by Rober Pepperell
Macabre Monday: PILGRIM: A MEDIEVAL HORROR written by Mitchell Lüthi
Children’s Book: ALICE IN WONDERLAND written by Lewis Carroll
Young Adult Literature: DANNY, THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD written by Roald Dahl
The Self-Help Book: WINNING THE WAR IN YOUR MIND: CHANGE YOUR THINKING, CHANGE YOUR LIFE written by Admiral William H. McRaven
Mystery Hour: THE BIG SLEEP written by Raymond Chandler
Outer Limits: NETWORK EFFECT (BOOK 5 OF THE MURDERBOT DIARIES) written by Martha Wells
WRBH After Dark: SLEIGH BELLS AND SNOWSTORMS: A SMALL-TOWN CHRISTMAS ROMANCE written by Claire Kingsley
Biographies: FINDING ME: MEMOIR written by Viola Davis
Spanish Book: TBD
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Dive into the opinion and editorial section of NOLA.com, providing thought-provoking perspectives on current events.
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