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New Jersey Books: The Best Books Set in the Garden State
By: Angela & Melissa
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As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, we may earn a referral fee from qualifying purchases.Whether you’re participating in our Read Around the USA Challenge or simply found your way to our website researching books set in New Jersey, we’ve curated a diverse list of highly-rated titles about the Garden State! If you’re looking for another state, check our comprehensive list of books set in every state.
A Few Things New Jersey is Known For…
The New Jersey Shore, spanning 130 miles of Atlantic coastline, is a vital part of the state’s tourism industry. Renowned for its beautiful beaches, boardwalks, and lively resort towns, it attracts millions of visitors each year. From the Victorian charm of Cape May to the vibrant boardwalk of Atlantic City, the shore offers diverse experiences for every type of visitor.
Despite its relatively small size (it’s the 4th smallest in the US) and high population density, New Jersey also has a significant number of farms. This state produces a wide array of fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural products, earning its nickname as the “Garden State.”
New Jersey is a popular place to live for people who work in NYC because of its close proximity to Manhattan and the robust transportation network linking the two. More than two-thirds of New Jersey’s population resides within the counties that are considered part of the New York Metropolitan Area. These residents enjoy a lower cost of living compared to many parts of NYC, more spacious housing, and access to good schools and suburban communities.
The Best Novels Set in New Jersey
Don’t Forget to Write
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
97% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
Marilyn wasn’t just caught making out with the rabbi’s son—she was caught by the whole congregation! In hopes of saving their daughter’s reputation, her parents sent her to her great-aunt Ada for the summer. They gave her an ultimatum: spend the summer with Ada, the strict, premier matchmaker, or kiss her college plans goodbye.
Based on her mother’s description, Marilyn expects Ada to be a humorless septuagenarian. Instead, Ada is sharp and straight-talking, with platinum blonde hair, a Hermès scarf, and a Cadillac convertible.
Ada and Marilyn set off for Avalon on the Jersey Shore, where Marilyn helps to scope out eligible matches for anyone but herself. She’s learning a lot from Ada—but not exactly what her parents were hoping for. Marilyn realizes that she doesn’t have to settle, even as her father threatens to disinherit her.
The Book Girls Say…
We love summertime historical fiction, so we were very excited when our readers voted this one of the Best Beach Reads of All Time.
I Leave It Up to You
Book Summary
Waking up in 2021 from a two-year coma, Jack’s world is drastically different than the one he remembers. He’s now in his 30s, but he no longer has a job in advertising, his Manhattan apartment, or the love of his life. It had been ten years since he’d seen his family, but with nowhere else to turn, he reluctantly returns to his hometown. Back in the bustling Korean American enclave of Fort Lee, New Jersey, his parents welcome him home as if he never left. Now he can take over the family sushi restaurant just like they always planned.
His days now consist of picking up crates of tuna on bleary-eyed 4 am fish runs with his father, working behind the omakase counter while his mother tallies up earnings from too few customers, sparring with his recovering alcoholic brother, and attempting to be the sage uncle for his gangly teenage nephew. Jack also finds that he can’t get one particular man out of his mind – the nurse who cared for him throughout his coma, whom he’s realizing he has romantic feelings toward.
Is all of this exactly the second chance Jack needed, or will he once again find himself drawn away from the life his family has laid out for him?
The Book Girls Say…
Jack wakes up to a post-Covid world, a period of time that some readers may not yet be ready to relive. While the book is described as humorous in parts, reviewers also describe it as emotional and tragic.
Dear Edward
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97% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
Twelve-year-old Edward boards a plane with his beloved older brother and his parents, bound for their new home and life in California. But when the plane tragically crashes, Edward emerges as the sole survivor. After recovering from his injuries, he goes to live with his mom’s sister and her husband, with the eyes of the world on him. Everyone is eager to hear his story.
His aunt and uncle work hard to shield him from all the attention and to allow him time to process his loss, but when Edward uncovers a stack of letters, he discovers an unexpected path to healing.
The chapters in the book alternate between Edward’s day-to-day life during the three years following the accident and a minute-by-minute recounting of the ill-fated flight, through which we are introduced to many of the other passengers.
The Book Girls Say…
Although the main named character is a teen, this is not a YA book. Half of the book details the experiences of the adults on the plane. As you would expect, this book is heavy in the grief department, so be prepared and keep the tissues close by.
Dear Edward was a Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Best Fiction in 2020. Though it is a work of fiction, the author has stated that it was loosely inspired by the 2010 crash of Libyan-operated Afriqiyah Airways Flight 771, in which the sole survivor was a 9-year-old boy. When Ann Napolitano learned about this crash, she said, “This story flayed me. I could not imagine how that boy would be OK and I could feel from the stickiness of my obsession that I was going to have to write a book that created a set of circumstances to make him OK.”
The book has also been adapted into a television series on Apple TV+.
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Varina Palladino’s Jersey Italian Love Story
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
90% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
Imagine a Jersey suburb that has remained largely in the 1960s for the past 60 years, and that’s Wyldale. Seventy-year-old widow Varina runs Palladino’s Italian Specialties grocery in between taking care of her 92-year-old mother, Sylvia, and her loud Italian family. Sylvia is very concerned that when she dies, Varina will be alone, so she’s determined to find her a new love.
Donatella, Varina’s daughter, devises an ill-conceived plan to help her mom find a man, and grandmother Sylvia joins in. Meanwhile, Varina is ready to embrace life on her own. She’s booked a trip but has not told the family about it yet. In addition to Varina’s life changes, her three adult sons are going through changes of their own.
The Book Girls Say…
This light multi-generational family drama/romance has been described as a Jersey combination of Moonstruck and My Big Fat Greek Wedding.
Each chapter begins with a bit of Jersey Italian slang, including the pronunciation, root word, and meaning. It’s a fun aspect of the book that will make you feel like you are in Jersey.
Stephanie Plum
Book Summary
First Book in the Series: One for the Money
Most Recent Book In the Series: Now or Never: Thirty One on the Run
In a twist on the typical detective series, Stephanie Plum is an untrained bounty hunter in New Jersey who only took the job with her creepy cousin, Vinnie, because of a desperate need for some quick cash. The first book in the series introduces you to several zany and endearing characters from Ranger, the hot and secretive former special forces bounty hunter, and Joe Morelli, a former vice cop charged with murder. However, it’s Grandma Mazur who really steals the show.
The Book Girls Say…
While they have a mystery component, these books are most known for their humor and escapism. You have to be willing to accept and laugh at ridiculous circumstances to enjoy them – think sitcom vs. drama. In the early days of these books, it was a favorite series for multiple generations of Melissa’s family.
Stephanie’s “career” as a bounty hunter and relationships with all the other characters evolve in a way that makes the most sense to read in order.
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Back in the Burbs
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
96% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
Thirty-five-year-old Mallory’s life is not going according to plan. She caught her soon-to-be ex-husband cheating with his paralegal, she lost her NYC apartment, her job, her money, and her dignity. And she also just lost her beloved great-aunt Maggie.
Aunt Maggie left Mallory her house in the suburbs, which provides her with exactly the fresh start she needs. But it’s not a smooth transition. The house is a hot mess, and the grumpy (but swoon-worthy) next door neighbor, Nick, and the HOA are none too pleased! In fact, the house has no fewer than 47 HOA violations that she’s going to have to remedy if she wants to make a go of her new life in the burbs. Fortunately, she’s got wine and YouTube DIY videos, which makes anything seem doable.
The Book Girls Say…
This is a laugh-out-loud rom-com with some steamy scenes, but it also carries a lot of emotional baggage, including the lasting impacts of emotional and verbal abuse from an ex-spouse. True to real life, you’ll experience the full range of emotions while reading this book.
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Close Enough to Touch
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
95% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
From the ages of 17 to 27, Jubilee has lived in a world of solitude because of a rare allergy to human touch. Her last experience in the world lead to a major anaphylactic shock during her first kiss, so it’s safest at home. However, when she loses her mother, she decides to reenter the world.
She finds employment as a librarian, and there she meets Eric. He’s a divorced father with custody of a troubled 10-year-old son, Aja, and a 14-year-old daughter who lives with her mom and won’t speak to him. Jubilee, Eric, and Aja bond over books at the library, and each begins to find their own healing.
Their stories are endearing, quirky, and more humorous than you might expect based on each character’s difficult circumstances.
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Hidden Pictures
Book Summary
Fresh out of rehab, Mallory Quinn takes a summer job as a live-in nanny for five-year-old Teddy Maxwell in the affluent suburb of Spring Brook, New Jersey. Initially, everything seems ideal: Mallory bonds with Teddy, enjoys her cozy cottage, and appreciates the stability.
Teddy is never without his sketchbook and a pencil, drawing the typical childhood images of trees, rabbits, and balloons. But then, one day, his drawings begin to depict unsettling images—a man dragging a woman’s lifeless body in a forest. The images become increasingly detailed and disturbing, well beyond the abilities of a 5-year-old.
Believing these drawings may depict a past unsolved crime communicated through supernatural means, Mallory becomes determined to uncover the truth. As she delves deeper, she confronts eerie occurrences and long-buried secrets, racing to protect Teddy and herself from a looming danger.
The Book Girls Say…
Jason Rekulak also authored The Impossible Fortress, a coming-of-age novel set in New Jersey in the 1980s.
Florence Adler Swims Forever
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
91% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
Each summer, the Adler family rents out their Atlantic City home to vacationers and moves into the cramped apartment above their bakery. Their daughters are now young adults, with Florence home from college and Fannie on bed rest during pregnancy following the loss of a baby. Florence plans to spend the summer training to swim across the English Channel.
The small space becomes even more crowded when the father, Joseph, takes in a woman he helped emigrate from Nazi Germany. When a tragedy strikes, her mom Esther begins a web of lies in an attempt to protect her daughter Fannie, but will this really help in the long run?
The Book Girls Say…
This book is a deeper read than the cover suggests, largely centered on a young Jewish girl taking shelter in the US to escape the growing threats as the Nazi party rose to power in Germany. It’s also a family drama with complicated dynamics between generations.
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Summertime Reads for Historical Fiction Fans
Books Set in the 1930s
Honey
Book Summary
It wasn’t easy growing up as the teenage daughter of a notorious New Jersey mobster, but Honey managed to escape her father’s circle of influence and created a life for herself working in the world of art and beauty for a high-end auction house in Los Angeles.
Many years later, at the age of 82, Honey returns to her New Jersey hometown seeking to reconcile with her tumultuous past. Not only does she find unexpected love, her homecoming also introduces a cast of characters that further challenge her solitary existence: Jocelyn, a troubled neighbor entangled in an abusive relationship; Nathan, a much younger artist drawn to Honey’s sharp wit and elegance; and her grandnephew Michael, whose personal struggles echo the family’s complex dynamics.
This literary novel depicts love in all its forms, female rage, moral ambiguity, and familial bonds. It paints a portrait of an octogenarian redefining her identity in the twilight of her life.
Palisades Park
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
95% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
The Palisades Amusement Park was magical in the 1930s, especially for seven-year-old Toni. She helps out with her parent’s french fry stand along with her brother, Jack. Toni is especially fascinated by the high diver act, even though her mom tells her girls can’t be high divers.
Over the years, the family endures the world’s hard times – from the Great Depression and Pearl Harbor to race riots in the park. Each summer, they came back together at the park until it closed in 1971. The publisher says, “Palisades Park takes us back to a time when life seemed simpler—except, of course, it wasn’t.”
The Book Girls Say…
This historical fiction read was written by the author of Moloka’i, so if you’ve enjoyed that popular title, this would be a great pick!
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Silent Came the Monster
Book Summary
In 1916, swimming at the Jersey Shore was a relatively new activity. When a swimmer dies and a prominent surgeon, Dr. Halsey, examines the body, he concludes that there has been a shark attack and warns that it will likely happen again. However, no one else believes him. Dr. Halsey finds himself fighting widespread confusion, conspiracy theories, defiance, and outright denial of the shark.
As WW1 rages overseas and an unprecedented outbreak of polio strikes fear into the nation, shark-deniers theories range from a huge mackerel to a giant sea turtle or even a German submarine. Local fishermen and the Lenape tribe also have beliefs about what looms under the water.
The Book Girls Say…
This historical fiction thriller is based on the true story of the Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916. We recommend waiting until after reading to look into the real events to retain the suspenseful nature of not knowing what is going to happen next.
The Lindbergh Nanny
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
92% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
In 1932, Charles Lindbergh was America’s golden boy. He had broken barriers by flying across the Atlantic and had a lovely, wealthy wife. The family made headlines in a new way when their toddler, Charles Jr., was kidnapped from the family home in New Jersey.
The boy’s nanny, a Scottish immigrant named Betty Gow, found comfort in caring for the boy after a hard romantic break-up. When Charles Jr. disappeared, the media and public made Betty, aka the Lindbergh Nanny, the prime suspect. Betty was determined to find the truth, both to clear her name and to protect the child she adored.
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Night Shift
Book Summary
On New Year’s Eve in 1999, no one was certain what to expect. Would the Y2K bug cause a digital apocalypse? While that didn’t happen, in Linden, New Jersey, four teenage girls were attacked at a Blockbuster and only one survived.
Fifteen years later, four teen employees were attacked at an ice cream shop. Again, only one survived. But survivors remember the killer speaking identical words.
The second attack brings the first back to mind and causes three lives to intersect – the survivor of the Blockbuster massacre, the brother of the original suspect, and an FBI agent determined to solve both cases.
The Book Girls Say…
The Night Shift was a Goodreads Choice Nominee for Readers’ Favorite Mystery & Thriller.
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The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
Book Summary
Oscar grows up in Paterson, New Jersey, and as a teenager, he dreams of becoming a Dominican J. R. R. Tolkien. Unfortunately, his family has to endure the Fukœ, a generations-old curse that has caused them much pain and heartache over the decades. Oscar is the latest victim of the curse and is still waiting for his first kiss.
Traversing timelines and locations, the narrative is primarily recounted by Yunior—Oscar’s college roommate and his sister Lola’s on-and-off boyfriend—delves into the tumultuous history of the de León family, exploring the generational “fukú” curse believed to bring misfortune upon them.
The Book Girls Say…
This literary fiction is said to include both warmth and humor, along with a focus on perseverance. The book gives insight into the backstory of Dominican immigrants/refugees from Trujillo’s reign. In addition to the New Jersey setting, portions of the story take place in the Dominican Republic and New York.
This novel won the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, so it’s a great time to pick it up if you missed it previously. The novel does contain some longer passages in Spanish, and Spanish speakers love this treat.
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
88% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
In the summer of 1985, rising 7th-grader Bee spends her evenings chasing fireflies around her cul-de-sac with the neighborhood kids, including Max from across the street. Her only conflict is with her younger sister, Audrina, whose dazzling personality gets all the attention.
However, everything changes when Max’s little sister, Sally, goes missing at the lake. Not only is Bee’s illusion of security shattered, the neighbors in the community all become suspicious and protective. The strain is also felt inside their home, and is amplified when a shameful secret emerges.
The Book Girls Say…
One of our favorite authors, Elin Hilderbrand, said, “It’s a coming-of-age novel complicated by a tragic and untimely death, and it’s also a novel about two sisters you will never forget. I fell in love with the confidence of the writing and the colorful nostalgia of the mid-’80s details.”
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Key Das’s Second Act
Book Summary
In his fifties, Shantanu Das finds himself isolated from his traditional Bengali community and living in the shadows of his past. Living in the New Jersey suburbs, he’s divorced from his wife, Chaitali, and he hasn’t spoken to his eldest daughter, Matali, in months. But he regrets most of all how he reacted when his teenage daughter Keya came out as gay, and that she died tragically before he could make it right.
As the anniversary of Keya’s death approaches, Shantanu discovers a box tucked away in the attic. It contains an unfinished manuscript that Keya and her girlfriend had been writing, and it gives her family new insights into her life. They come up with the wild idea to stage the play as a way to honor Keya’s memory, but first, they’ll have to get permission from Keya’s girlfriend.
Set in the vibrant world of Bengali Americans, this is a heartwarming and charming novel of redemption and second chances as a family struggles with their grief and attempts to right the wrongs of the past.
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Book Summary
Thirty years ago, ten-year-old Ethan and his best friend Billy went to sleep in a tent in their picture-perfect neighborhood. In the morning, Billy was gone. Someone had sliced open the tent, and Billy was never seen again.
Now 40, Ethan is returning reluctantly to his childhood home. He notices strange things happening in the middle of the night – from someone roaming the cul-de-sac to signs of Billy’s presence in the backyard. As Ethan begins to investigate both the present and the past, he’s reunited with former friends and led into the woods that surround Hemlock Circle. Billy always claimed their were monsters in the woods – was he right?
The Book Girls Say…
This book crosses genres into horror at times and includes some paranormal elements.
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Americanah
Book Summary
Young and in love, Ifemelu and Obinze want to leave military-ruled Nigeria in search of a better life in the West. Smart and self-assured, Ifemelu heads to America, where she finds academic success but is confronted for the first time with what it means to be Black. Obinze planned to join Ifemelu in America, but when the borders were closed to him after 9/11, he instead found himself undocumented in London.
Fifteen years later, Ifemelu and Obinze are finally reunited in a newly democratic Nigeria. There, they will rediscover a passion for their homeland and for each other.
The Book Girls Say…
While this novel spans from Nigeria to the US and England, a significant portion takes place in Princeton, New Jersey, where Ifemelu is living at the start of the book. Princeton serves as a narrative anchor throughout the book – a quiet, elite town that contrasts against her earlier struggles in Philadelphia and later experiences in Lagos.
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Murder and Marinara
Book Summary
Taking a break from her career writing murder mysteries, author Victoria Rienzi returns home to the Jersey Shore, where her family runs an Italian restaurant called Casa Lido. The town is abuzz with the news that a reality TV show is going to be filmed on its beach. But not everyone is happy about the news, and Victoria’s family is leading the protest.
When the TV show’s brash producer is found dead in the tomato garden after eating at Casa Lido, the family tops the list of suspects, including Victoria, who served the man his last meal. She’ll have to do her own investigative work to solve the murder before the summer tourist season starts if she wants to save the family restaurant.
The Book Girls Say…
This is the first of five books in the Italian Kitchen Cozy Mystery Series, all of which are set on the Jersey Shore. Italian recipes are included in the book, so get ready to read AND cook.
Girl Waits With Gun
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
88% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
This historical fiction novel is based on the real-life events of one of America’s first female deputy sheriffs. Constance Kopp doesn’t fit the mold of a woman in the 1910s – she towers over most men and has no interest in marriage or domestic affairs. She has isolated herself from the world for the past years, ever since a family secret sent her and her sisters into hiding.
When a belligerent and powerful silk factory owner runs down their buggy and refuses to cover the damages, he threatens her family and their farm with violence. But Constance refuses to be intimidated. When the sheriff enlists her help in convicting the men, she is forced to confront her past to defend her family.
The Book Girls Say…
This book is the first of seven in the Kopp Sisters series. One of our readers described it as “a fascinating look into small-town New Jersey society.”
Are You There God, It’s Me Margaret
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
91% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
Published in 1970, this young adult novel broke all the rules by talking to pre-teen girls about sex and religion without being prim or scolding. It’s been read by generation after generation, despite being a commonly banned book.
Margaret is almost twelve and just moved from New York City to New Jersey. She’s relieved to have made new friends and even be included in the secret club where they can talk about boys, bras, and periods. However, the other girls are confused by her lack of structured religion.
The Book Girls Say…
If you’d prefer to read an adult novel by Judy Blume, consider her 2015 publication, In the Unlikely Event. This novel reflects on real events from the summer of 1952, when, during the early days of passenger air travel, a succession of airplanes fell from the sky, leaving a community in New Jersey reeling.
Highly-Rated Non-Fiction Books About New Jersey
The Radium Girls
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
98% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
The newly discovered element of radium makes gleaming headlines across the nation as the fresh face of beauty and the wonder drug of the medical community. From body lotion to tonic water, the popular new element shines bright in the otherwise dark years of World War I.
Across the US, hundreds of girls toiled in the glowing dust of the radium-dial factories. The glittering chemical covered their bodies from head to toe; they lit up the night like industrious fireflies.
With such a coveted job, these “shining girls” are the luckiest alive — until they begin to fall mysteriously ill. This shocking non-fiction book explores the radium craze and its lasting aftermath.
The Book Girls Say…
We have both read this book, and both highly recommend it! It is heartbreaking and, at times, hard to read because of the terrible illnesses that the women suffer. Still, it’s a riveting account of a little-known and important piece of American history.
The real stories relayed in this book take place in various locations, but a significant portion is set in Orange and Newark, New Jersey. These locations were home to the U.S. Radium Corporation, where many of the early dial-painting workers were employed.
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Born to Run
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
100% Would Recommend to a Friend
Book Summary
After performing at the 2009 Superbowl, Bruce Springsteen was so exhilarated, he wanted to document the experience in writing. That moment triggered 7 years of work documenting his life from childhood through the roaring success of his E Street Band.
The book is written with the words of a songwriter and the wisdom of a man who has thought deeply about his experiences. He is also the audiobook’s narrator, so consider snagging it on Audible!
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A Beautiful Mind: The Life of Mathematical Genius and Nobel Laureate John Nash
Book Summary
This is the biography of John Nash, a brilliant mathematician whose groundbreaking work in game theory revolutionized economics. The book traces his journey from a curious and eccentric boy in West Virginia to a Princeton prodigy and MIT professor.
As Nash’s academic star rises, so does the impact of his untreated schizophrenia, which leads to years of delusions, hospitalizations, and personal turmoil. Despite these challenges, Nash gradually recovered and eventually earned the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1994.
The Book Girls Say…
While this book spans West Virginia (where John Nash was born and raised) to Santa Monica (where he worked for the RAND Corporation), and Massachusetts, where he taught at MIT, the majority of this book takes place in Princeton, New Jersey, were Nash studied and later worked. The university’s intellectual atmosphere plays a crucial role is shaping his academic life.
This biography was adapted into a 2001 film directed by Ron Howard, which won both the Academy Award for Best Picture and Best Directing. The movie differs from the book in that it takes more creative liberties regarding the timeline and key events of Nash’s life. While the book focuses more on Nash’s mathematics and mental health, the film takes a more inspirational tone, focusing more on love and redemption.
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Read Around the USA – Books Set in Other States
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