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And What About College?: How Homeschooling Leads to Admissions to the Best Colleges & Universities
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Existence
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Jana Riess
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John D. Barrow
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Kenneth L. Fisher
The Fellowship of the Ring
J.R.R. Tolkien
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The Trouble With Being a Duke - Sophie Barnes Lots of fun, more fairy-tale like than many Regencies.

Anthony Hurst, Duke of Kingsborough, falls in love at first sight with a mysterious lady in a yellow gown at the masquerade ball. He tracks her down fairly quickly but then runs into obstacles, an almost-fiancee by the name of Mr. Roberts and a prospective mother-in-law who hates aristocrats.

Isabella Chilcott sneaked into the masquerade ball, wearing a dress she found in the attic. She had a marvelous time despite identified as an imposter shortly afer arrival. What to do, what to do, should she stay with Mr. Boring or seek true love with the Duke?