Northern


The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (Millennium, #1)
Smilla's Sense of Snow
A Man Called Ove
The Girl Who Played with Fire (Millennium #2)
Eyland
Saltwater
The Offing
The Gallows Pole
The Blue Fox
Piccoli suicidi tra amici
La Douce empoisonneuse
The Darkest Room (The Öland Quartet, #2)
The Snow Child
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest (Millennium, #3)
The Redbreast (Harry Hole, #3)
Paul Morley
Liverpool, surreal. Liverpool, sardonic. Liverpool, battered dignity. Liverpool, flotsam of maritime memory. Liverpool, never quite what it was because everything it does changes what it does. Liverpool, the home of Liverpool. Liverpool, welcoming the world. Liverpool, cutting-edge, keeping pace, dropping anchor. Liverpool, lost. Liverpool, as spontaneous as life itself. Liverpool, born. Liverpool, going to sea. Liverpool, set in its ways, at the end of the line, at the beginning of time, with i ...more
Paul Morley, The North

Jodi Lynn Anderson
Compared to northern woods, which Leeda had seen on a trip up the Hudson River Valley, the Georgia forest felt primeval. Northern trees seemed picturesque and petite to Leeda, their leaves small in soft, bright greens. Georgia forests were loaded with tall, drooping trees covered in kudzu and smothered in deep greens that seemed like they could swallow someone up. Leeda had never noticed it before.
Jodi Lynn Anderson, Love and Peaches

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