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The Plover: A Novel | Brian Doyle

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Voyaging into the Pacific to escape his troubled life in Oregon, Declan O'Donnell bonds with his crewmates and learns of their own respective quests for self, exchanges that lead to a shared celebration of life's unexpected paths. 50,000 first printing.

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The Plover: A Novel | Brian Doyle

The literary world lost a good one this week. Brian Doyle is a beloved author here in the Pacific Northwest. He will be missed. Last Wednesday, in honor of his life and contributions, indie bookstore Broadway Books generously donated 20% of that day's sales to his family to help pay off the mortgage on their house. These are the books I took home with me. #indiesfirst #community #briandoyle

JazzFeathers What a beautiful initiative. Though l'm sorry to hear of his passing 8y

saresmoore Wow, that generosity & community support is rare and wonderful. (edited) 8y

Suet624 Such kindness. 8y

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Plover | Brian Doyle

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Absolutely loved this book! I didn't expect that to happen when I started the book, but it just wormed its way into my heart. Probably my favorite book of all time.

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