Booktalk fall 2015
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The Fall Booktalk 2015 document provides information about books that were discussed in the previous Spring Booktalk 2015. It likely contains recommendations for new books to read in the fall based on reviews and discussions from the spring book club meeting. The document may highlight a few books that were favorites from the spring and provide brief summaries of a selection of new book titles for the fall reading period.
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