Maine


Olive Kitteridge (Olive Kitteridge, #1)
The Frozen River
The Berry Pickers
Evvie Drake Starts Over
Empire Falls
Happy Place
Orphan Train
The Burgess Boys
Maine
Heartwood
The Stranger in the Woods: The Extraordinary Story of the Last True Hermit
The Poacher's Son (Mike Bowditch, #1)
The Cider House Rules
’Salem’s Lot
Olive, Again (Olive Kitteridge, #2)
Blueberries for Sal by Robert McCloskeyCall Me Amy by Marcia StrykowskiMiss Rumphius by Barbara CooneyOne Morning in Maine by Robert McCloskeyThe Circus Ship by Chris Van Dusen
Children's Books from Maine
31 books — 37 voters
Seaview Road by Brian  McMahonHaunt Your Heart Out by Amber RobertsLittle Women by Louisa May AlcottThings You Save in a Fire by Katherine CenterHotshot Doc by R.S. Grey
Books Set in New England
232 books — 118 voters

Pet Sematary by Stephen  King’Salem’s Lot by Stephen  KingCarrie by Stephen  KingCujo by Stephen  KingHearts in Atlantis by Stephen  King
Stephen King Novels set in Maine
11 books — 3 voters
The Wakeful Wanderer's Guide to New New England & Beyond by Jim InfantinoBooke of the Hidden by Jeri WestersonThe Physick Book of Deliverance Dane by Katherine HowePractical Magic by Alice HoffmanConversion by Katherine Howe
Fall, Halloween, New England Fiction
31 books — 38 voters

The Second Mrs. Astor by Shana AbeThe Shining by Stephen  KingThis Is What Happy Looks Like by Jennifer E. SmithBorn on Monday by Richard R. BeckerThe Berry Pickers by Amanda    Peters
Best Novels Based in Maine
15 books — 4 voters
Siren by Tricia RayburnDelirium by Lauren OliverHush, Hush by Becca FitzpatrickCrescendo by Becca FitzpatrickSilence by Becca Fitzpatrick
YA Books set in Maine
23 books — 4 voters

Florida's weather on the coast comes in, wipes you out like a giant with a weed whacker and zips out. Maine winters creep in like a python on little cat feet, take years to squeeze the life out of you, and never seem to leave. ...more
Robert Karl Skoglund

They were walking along a roadway of great slabs of stone set down one after another, the beginning and end of which they could take in at a glance, a road rising from and heading toward nowhere now. "You can't get there from here," William said, using a Down East accent. "Anymore." Maine, they thought of Maine, then. Evidently this truncated road could still carry them as far away and as long ago as that. ...more
Nancy Clark, A Way from Home: A Novel

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