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for Hazel. But now, winter is coming and the nights are cold.

    Hazel is starting to miss her friends and her school. Rose is trying to do the right thing for her daughter, but everything is going so wrong. Will Hazel stay loyal to her mother, or will she try to return to her old life?

Easy Money
    by Gail Vaz-Oxlade
    Wish you could find a money book that doesn’t make your eyes glaze over or your brain hurt? Easy Money is for you.
          
    Gail knows you work hard for your money, so in her usual honest and practical style she will show you how to make your money work for you. Budgeting, saving, and getting your debt paid off have never been so easy to understand or to do. Follow Gail’s plan and take control of your money.

The Picture of Nobody
    by Rabindranath Maharaj
    Tommy lives with his family in Ajax, a small town close to Toronto. His parents are Ismaili Muslims who immigrated to Canada before Tommy was born. Tommy, a shy, chubby seventeen-year-old, feels like an outsider.

    The arrest of a terrorist group in Toronto turns Tommy’s world upside down. No one noticed him before. Now, he experiences the sting of racism at the local coffee shop where he works part-time. A group of young men who hang out at the coffee shop begin to bully him. In spite, Tommy commits an act of revenge against the group’s ringleader.

About the Author
          
    Louise Penny is the author of the Chief Inspector Gamache mystery books. These murder mystery novels are set in the fictional village of Three Pines, Quebec. Louise has won many awards, including the Agatha Award for best mystery novel.
    Louise has also worked as a journalist and radio host. In 1996, she left her career at CBC Radio to become a writer. Louise lives with her husband and her dog in the small village of Sutton, south of Montreal.
    Other Chief Inspector Gamache books
by Louise Penny:
    Still Life
    Dead Cold
    The Cruellest Month
    The Murder Stone
    The Brutal Telling
    Bury Your Dead

    You can visit Louises website at
    www.louisepenny.com