PROFESSOR BINGO PRESENTS: RUMORS, A LUXE NOVEL GIVEAWAY

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CHILDREN/YOUNG ADULT BOOK CHOICE IS....RUMORSA LUXE NOVELBY ANNA GODBERSENABOUT THE BOOK:True love. False friends. Scandalous gossip. Welcome behind to Manhattan, 1899. As rumors fly about a untimely passing of New York's brightest star, Elizabeth Holland, all eyes have been upon those closest to a dearly departed: her sister, Diana, a family's only goal for redemption; Henry Schoonmaker, a fire Elizabeth never extinguished; Penelope Hayes, poised to explain all which her best friend left behind; even Elizabeth's former maid, Lina Broud, who discovers which while income matters as well as tact counts, report is a ne! w curren cy. In this delicious supplement to a New York Times bestselling The Luxe, zero is some-more dangerous than a liaison . . . or some-more precious than a secret.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:Anna Godbersen was born in Berkeley, California, as well as educated at Barnard College. She currently lives in Brooklyn, New York, where she is at work upon a supplement to Bright Young Things.A BOOK COVER: GIVEAWAYI HAVE ONE COPY OF THISFASCINATING, PAGE TURNING NOVEL
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