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2008 Calendar
Dick Mackay's compact, smaller wall calendar has been a staple for more than 30 years and has always been our most popular calendar.
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2008 Desk Calendar
A smaller desk calendar with the nostalgic colorized photos of Marshall Gardner is another attractive choice.
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2008 Cary Hazlegrove Calendar
If you are a fan of Cary Halegrove's iconic photography of the island, you will enjoy her images, which lovingly follow the seasons in her wall calendar.
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2008 Sconset Calendar
"Images of Summer in a Little Corner of Nantucket" and Richard Trust's color photos capture that corner well.
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2008 Secret Garden Calendar
If Nantucket gardens appeal to you, you should consider the Secret Gardens of Nantucket calendar, the stunning wall calendar put together as a fundraiser for our great hospital.
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Where's Nat?
by Peter and Cheryl Barnes with illustrations by Susan Arciero.
The third volume of the popular Nat, Nat series for children.
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Among the Stars: A Biography of Maria Mitchell
by Margaret Moore Booker
A limited run of an important publishing event marking the release of a definitive, exhaustive study of the famous Nantucketer.
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The Nation of Nantucket
by Frank Byers
A reprint of the classic Nantucket history first published in 1987, with special emphasis on social, business and political trends.
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Nantucket Taste Memories
by Don DeMarco.
A history of the popularDeMarco Restaurant accompanied by dozens of signature recipes and full-color images of delicious dishes.
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Leviathan, The History of Whaling in America
by Eric Jay Dolin
This new history of American whaling garnered praise from Nat Philbrick who calls it "the best ...to come along in a generation."
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Goodnight Nantucket
by Adam Gamble and Anne Rosen.
A board book for very early readers.
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Prince of Nantucket
by Jan Goldstein.
A selfish, ambitious politician finally grasps what's important when he reconciles with his long-estranged mother on Nantucket.
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Nantucket Notables
Faces and places on the Faraway Island by popular Nantucket artist, Kerry Hallam.
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Barefoot
by Elin Hilderbrand
The sixth novel by the best-selling writer who delights thousands with her stories every season.
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The Last Boat
by Michael Hite
A well-written historical novel set in Nantucket, Brooklyn and the battlefields of WWI France.
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Law and Disorder
by Frances Karttunen
Local scholar dishes outragious, quirky, fascinating stroies about crimes and misdemeanors throughout Nantucket history.
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In the Same Space
by Charles Soule
An espionage thriller set in contemporary Nantucket.
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Nantucket Rhyming Recipes
edited by Larry Wasser.
Of the dozens of Nantucket recipes in this little book, some are rhyming and some are presented traditionally, the result of many summers of joyous eating.
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