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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What’s in the Marion Library’s Kids non-fiction collection?

  The Marion Library’s kids non-fiction collection is stocked with high-quality, contemporary, relevant and exciting information-based materials to support school projects and satisfy curiosity. A wide selection of kids and family DVDs are available in our libraries. They include popular movies and television series along with educational titles.

• How many non fiction books has kate gosselin written?

  Gosselin has written three non-fiction books. Her first book, written with Jon Gosselin and Beth Carson, was published in November 2008, titled: Multiple Blessings. It debuted at number five on The New York Times Best Sellers list and sold over 500,000 copies by the end of 2009.

• Why read Pacific Northwest fiction?

  Whether you’re from the area or you simply appreciate the region for its beauty, history, or temperament (or legendary bookstore), these titles will give you a more nuanced understanding of this peculiar corner of the U.S. Mink River is Pacific Northwest fiction at its finest.

• What is a fireside fiction company?

  Fireside Fiction Company started in 2012 with a Kickstarter-funded short-story magazine. We began with the goals of finding and publishing great stories regardless of genre, and paying our writers well. We’ve since grown to have two branches for doing so: Fireside Magazine and Fireside Books.

• Is Latvian press freedom a fiction?

  The motives for the measures taken by the Latvian security service and the National Electronic Mass Media Council lacked transparency. At the same time, most of the people placed under surveillance in this investigation were wrongly identified as journalists, providing fuel for the Kremlin campaign to portray Latvian press freedom as a fiction.