Iowa City Library picks Best Reads of 2014 list
Iowa City Public Library staff named nearly 100 titles across six genres for Best Reads of 2014. The Most Recommended Book of 2014 ties are Anthony Doerr All the Light We Cannot See and Marilynne Robinson Lila.
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Tuesday Book Groups Convene in Cedar Rapids and Coralville
Science Fiction at Barnes & Noble discusses Phoenix Rising by Pip Ballantine at 7 p.m. in Cedar Rapids. Book Lovers at Ladd Library meets at 7 p.m. to discuss Wild by Cheryl Strayed. Coralville Public Library hosts Mystery Book Group 10 a.m. to noon to discuss Motor City Burning by Bill Morris. Discover Great Writers group returns to Barnes & Noble at 7 p.m. to discuss Station Eleven by Emily St John Mandel.
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Barnes & Noble
Collins Rd
Cedar Rapids
Phoenix Rising
Pip Ballantine
Book Lovers Club
Ladd Library
Williams Blvd
Cheryl Strayed
Coralville Public Library
Fifth St
Coralville
Motor City
Bill Morris
Great New Writers Book Group
Station Eleven
Emily St. John Mandel
Fiction and Nonfiction Bestsellers at Barnes & Noble Cedar Rapids
A mixed list showcases top titles across fiction and nonfiction. Notable entries include All the Light We Cannot See by Doerr, Gray Mountain by Grisham, Unbroken by Hillenbrand, Yes Please by Poehler, and Guinness World Records 2015. The retailer highlights publisher’s weekly volumes and prominent author pairs.
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Patton
O’Reilly/ Dugard
Poehler
Christianson
Robbins
Father
Bush
Kondo
Garten
Dunham
Pomroy
Inherit the Dead mystery anthology a multi author effort
Twenty authors contribute single chapters to Inherit the Dead with Max Allan Collins and Lawrence Block guiding the arc. The private investigator Perry Christo seeks a missing heiress while charity proceeds support Safe Horizon. Each chapter bears a distinct voice, creating varied tones and a cohesive through line toward the reveal.
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Iowa
Max Allan Collins
Collins
Lawrence Block
Touchstone
Charlaine Harris
Sookie Stackhouse
Joint of Fame
Mary Higgins Fort
Clark
Safe Horizon
Mystery Frc
C.J. Box
Maport
Perry Christo
Learning Cyrillic by David Albahari
Serb Ian writer David Albahari offers 27 compact stories in English translation that explore double consciousness and immigrant identity. Each tale centers on a small moment, inviting slow reading to uncover humor, depth, and philosophical questions about belonging.
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Dalkey Press
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Imme
Museum of Fine
The Lions of Little Rock reviewed by Carol Gorman
A historical novel set in 1958 Little Rock follows Marlee a shy girl who finds her voice amid school integration tension and the disappearance of her friend Liz. The narrative traces Marlee’s growth from isolation to courage as she confronts danger and learns what is right.
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Puffin
Kristine Levine
Marlee
Arkansas
Faubus
Liz
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