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Wednesday, May 25, 2005

Gabriel kicking the soccer ball

Thoughts from Jeanne Chabot at 3:47 pm

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Austen, Jane -- Pride and Prejudice
Britain, Kristen -- Green Rider Series
Bronte, Charlotte -- Jane Eyre
Chabot, Jean-Nil -- Katri et le Curé de Sainte-Anne
Chesterton, GK -- Orthodoxy
Collins, Suzanne -- The Hunger Games Trilogy
Gabaldon, Diana -- Outlander Books
Gibbs, David C. -- Fighting for Dear Life - The untold story of Terri Schiavo (her parents' lawyer)
Hahn, Scott -- Hail Holy Queen
Hahn, Scott -- The Lamb's Supper
Hugo, Victor -- Les Misérables
Kreeft, Peter -- Ecumenical Jihad
Kreeft, Peter -- The Philosophy of Tolkien
Lewis, CS -- The Narnia Books
Montgomery, LM -- Anne of Green Gables Series
Paolini, Christopher -- Inheritance Cycle
Roth, Veronica -- The Divergent Trilogy (Third book yet to come)
Rowling, JK -- The Harry Potter Collection
Scott, Sir Walter -- Ivanhoe
Tolkien, JRR -- The Hobbit
Tolkien, JRR -- The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
West, Christopher -- Good News about Sex and Marriage
Wilder, Laura Ingalls -- Little House Books

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