Christopher A. Bohjalian Books

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By Christopher A. Bohjalian, Chris Bohjalian

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"Schoolteacher Allison Banks, the long-divorced mother of a teenager on the cusp of college, has at last fallen in love. The object of her desire? Dana Stevens, a professor at the nearby university...

Midwives

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The Buffalo Soldier

By Christopher A. Bohjalian, Chris Bohjalian

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"In northern Vermont, a raging river overflows its banks and sweeps the nine-year-old twin daughters of Terry and Laura Sheldon to their deaths. In the aftermath of the tragedy, the highway patrolm...

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Water Witches

By Christopher A. Bohjalian

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Buffalo Soldier

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Midwives Reading Group Guide

By Christopher A. Bohjalian

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Midwives Reading Group Poster

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Vintage Modern Classics

By Bernard Schlink, Christopher A. Bohjalian, Arthur Golden, Ernest J. Gaines, David Guterson, Charles Frazier

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