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SUMMARY:Sanger Book Club
LOCATION:Sanger\nSanger
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DESCRIPTION:Good conversation\, friendly faces and great book - that's wha
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 ly and engaging book discussion..\nhttps://toledo.libnet.info/event/175020
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>This Tender Land by William Kent Kruger</p
 >\n<p><a href="https://toledo.bibliocommons.com/v2/search?searchType=smart
 &amp\;query=This%20tender%20land%20kent">Click here to request or download
 </a></p>\n<p>Set in the summer of 1932\, &ldquo\;This Tender Land&rdquo\; 
 follows the journey of four orphans escaping from the Lincoln Indian Train
 ing School in Minnesota. The story is narrated by Odie O&rsquo\;Banion\, a
  12-year-old orphan who\, along with his older brother Albert\, his best f
 riend Mose (a young Sioux boy)\, and a newly orphaned little girl named Em
 my\, embarks on a life-changing canoe trip down the Minnesota River. Their
 &nbsp\;goal is to reach St. Louis\, where they hope to find a new home and
  a sense of belonging. Along the way\, they encounter a diverse cast of ch
 aracters\, each contributing to their understanding of the world and thems
 elves. As they navigate the challenges of their journey\, the children gra
 pple with questions of faith\, identity\, and the true meaning of family.<
 /p>\nhttps://toledo.libnet.info/event/17502046
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