March's Must-Reads: Mystery, Romance, and Thrills Await!
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Can an officer and her K-9 survive a killer�s trap?
Love and fossils collide in a race against treachery and time.
"They decided a man couldn't handle this assignment, Sergeant. So, they sent a woman instead.�
Chilling danger meets fiery passion in a race against a serial killer's legacy.
Quirky village charm meets sinister secrets and a quest for truth.
Regency intrigue where honor and danger intertwine in a quest for justice.
Summer escape turns chilling as Molly Murphy unravels a deadly countryside mystery.
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A Rap on Race , September 2007
Mass Market Paperback
One Day when I Was Lost , August 2007
Paperback
No Name in the Street , January 2007
Paperback
If Beale Street Could Talk , October 2006
Paperback
Just Above My Head , June 2000
Paperback
The Devil Finds Work , June 2000
Paperback
Giovanni's Room , June 2000
Paperback
Tell Me How Long the Train's Been Gone , February 1998
Paperback
The Amen Corner , February 1998
Paperback
James Baldwin , February 1998
Hardcover
Blues for Mister Charlie , May 1995
Paperback
Going to Meet the Man: Stories , May 1995
Paperback
The Evidence of Things Not Seen , April 1995
Paperback
Nobody Knows My Name , December 1992
Paperback
The Fire Next Time , December 1992
Paperback (reprint)
Jimmy's Blues: Selected Poems , December 1990
Paperback
The Price of the Ticket , September 1985
Hardcover
Go Tell It on the Mountain , June 1980
Mass Market Paperback
Go Tell It on the Mountain
James Baldwin
Dell
June 1980
On Sale: June 15, 1980
272 pages ISBN: 0440330076 EAN: 9780440330073 Mass Market Paperback
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Fiction
James Baldwin's stunning first novel is now an American
classic. With startling realism that brings Harlem and the
black experience vividly to life, this is a work that
touches the heart with emotion while it stimulates the mind
with its narrative style, symbolism, and excoriating vision
of racism in America. Moving through time from the
rural South to the northern ghetto, starkly contrasting
the attitudes of two generations of an embattles family,
Go Tell It On The Mountain is an unsurpassed
portrayal of human beings caught up in a dramatic struggle
and of a society confronting inevitable change.
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