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message 1: by Samantha (new)

Samantha (doubleohblondie) I love books that are set in a big city... New York City, Seattle, Chicago, etc. anyone have any good suggestions?...


message 2: by Lori (new)

Lori Goldstein Based in Seattle the Blossom Street series is written by
Debbie Macomber


Below is a link with all 9 books listed in Publication Order

http://www.shelfari.com/series/Blosso...


message 4: by Scott (new)

Scott | 107 comments Theres always the Devil Wears Prada if you're looking for something light...if you want something heavy...just finished The Devil in the White City...Chicago in the 1800's. It reads like fiction and has some cool and creepy themes. Can read mine and other reviews to decide.


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message 6: by Samantha (new)

Samantha (doubleohblondie) Lori wrote: "I'd Like to Apologize to Every Teacher I Ever Had: My Year as a Rookie Teacher at Northeast High by Tony Danza

Set in Philadelphia's largest high school"



Thank you for your suggestions! :)


message 7: by Samantha (new)

Samantha (doubleohblondie) Scott wrote: "Theres always the Devil Wears Prada if you're looking for something light...if you want something heavy...just finished The Devil in the White City...Chicago in the 1800's. It reads like fiction a..."

Thanks for the suggestion :)


message 8: by Chris (new)

Chris Dietzel (chrisdietzel) | 92 comments Paul Auster's The New York Trilogy is excellent and each story takes place amidst the hustle and bustle of New York City.


message 9: by Samantha (new)

Samantha (doubleohblondie) Chris wrote: "Paul Auster's The New York Trilogy is excellent and each story takes place amidst the hustle and bustle of New York City."

Awesome :) Thank you Chris!


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Samantha (doubleohblondie) ❂ Sam [Nerdophiles] wrote: "Fiction or non-fiction?"

Fiction


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