BOOKS FOR SALE
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Special thanks for all the people who are donating books.
A list of the Hot 100 books for sale this month is found at the end of this e-mail.
You are more than welcome to order any of the books for sale.
As always one book is 80 Birr or you can buy 2 for 150 Birr or 3 for 200 Birr.
DIRECTIONS TO THE NGO BAZAAR
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The NGO Bazaar takes place in the Evangelical International College which is in an area called Sar Bet, just down from the African Union as you head towards Adam's Pavillion, the shopping centre. The College is opposite Novis Supermarket and King's Hotel. The Bazaar is a morning Bazaar only so all the stalls close at around midday.
The location is listed on this map: www.stovo.nl/addis
All proceeds from the stall go to support scholarships for Hamar students.
Thanks as always for your great support for the Hamar stall.
Please feel free to forward this e-mail to anyone you think would be interested in attending the Bazaar
Prayers and best wishes,
Paddy Moran
HOT 100 BOOKS FOR SALE
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• “The Greatest Generation” by Tom Brokaw
• “Winterland” by Alan Glynn
• “Vernon Cod Little” by DBC Pierre
• “An American Childhood” by Annie Dillard
• “Quantico” by Greg Bear
• “The Norton Anthology of Western Literature”
• “Infinite Jest” by David Foster Wallace
• “Altar of Eden” by James Rollins
• “The Prince of Deadly Weapons” by Boston Teran
• “The Blood Dimmed Tide” by Rennie Airth
• “Home” by Julie Andrews
• “Every contact leaves a trace” by Elanor Dymott
• “Kind of Cruel” by Sophie Hannah
• “Afterlight” by Alex Scarrow
• “High Hopes” by Ronnie Corbett
• “A Reporter’s Life” by Walter Kronkite
• “A river in the sky” by Elizabeth Peters
• “Vanished” by Joseph Finder
• “Firstlight” by Sue Monk Kidd
• “Alone in Berlin” by Hans Fallada
• “Nobody’s Fool” by Richard Russo
• “The Ragnarok Conspiracy” by Eric Stebbins
• “The Chocolate Money” by Ashley Prentice Norton
• “The Dangers of Proximate Alphabets” by Kathleen Alcott
• “Living Faith” by Jimmy Carter
• “The Fifth Assassin” by Brad Meltzer
• “Tuesdays with Morrie” by Mitch Albion
• “Good Omens” by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman
• “Master and Commander” by Patrick O’Brian
• “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy” by John le Carre
• “Smiley’s People” by John le Carre
• “The Constant Gardener” by John le Carre
• “Call for the Dead” by John le Carre
• “First among Sequels” by Jasper Fforde
• “Sister Pelagia and the Red Cockerel” by Boris Akunin
• “Stardust” by Neil Gaiman
• “The Midnight House” by Alex Berenson
• “Black Ghosts” by Victor Ostrovsky
• “The clan of the cave bear” by Jean M Auel
• “Manchu” by Robert Elegant
• “The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor” by Robert Kirkmann
• “Lone Wolf” by Jodi Picoult
• “Days without number” by Robert Goddard
• “Fault Line” by Robert Goddard
• “Name to a Face” by Robert Goddard
• “The practice of English Language teaching” by Jeremy Harmer
• “ Shoot to Thrill” by P.J. Tracy
• “Forgiveness is a choice” by Robert Enright
• “The Gargoyle” by Andrew Davidson
• “Ratcatcher” by James McGee
• “Disgrace” by J.M. Coetzee
• “The Long Song” by Andrea Levy
• “Being Lara” by Lola Jaye
• “Mystery” by Jonathan Kellerman
• “Our horses in Egypt” by Rosalind Belben
• "France Today” by John Ardagh
• “Wolf Hall” by Hillary Martel
• “On a shoestring to Coorg” by Dervla Murphy
• “The Juryman’s Tale” by Trevor Grove
• “Second Honeymoon” by Joanna Trollope
• “Captain Underpants and the attack of the talking toilets” by Dav Pilkey
• “A touch of love” by Jonathan Coe
• “The Silent Twins” by Marjorie Wallace
• “About Face” by Donna Leon
• “Stonehenge” by Bernard Cornwell
• “Portrait of a Spy” by Daniel Silva
• “Sunstroke” by Jesse Kellermann
• “From a Buick 8” by Stephen King
• “The Sun over Breda” by Arturo Perez-Reverte
• “Sovereign” by C.J. Sansom
• “Winter Range” by Claire Davis
• “Fair Game” by Stephen Leather
• “False Friends” by Stephen Leather
• “Serpentine” by Tom Morton
• “The Testament of Gideon Mack” by James Robertson
• “Reconstruction” by Mick Herron
• “Personal History” by Katherine Graham
• “The Appeal” by John Grisham
• “The Red Rose of Anjou” by Jean Plaidy
• “Tender Years” by Janette Oke
• “The Winds of Autumn” by Janette Oke
• “Breathing Lessons” by Anne Tyler
• “Eaters of the Dead” by Mchael Crichton
• “Staircase of a Thousand Steps” by Masha Hamilton
• “I know you got soul” by Jeremy Clarkson
• "The orchard on fire” by Shena Mackay
• “Warlord” by James Steel
• “The Indian in the cupboard” by Lynne Reid Banks
• “American Political Tradition” by Richard Hofstadter
• “Running to the Mountain” by Jon Katz
• “Jack’s Life” by Douglas Gresham
• “Norah’s Ark” by Judy Baer
• “The Farewell Party” by Milan Kundera
• “Fred and Edie” by Jill Dawson
• “Woman with Birthmark” by Hakan Nesser
• “The Navigation Log” by Martin Corrick
• “Our Grandmother’s Drums” by Mark Hudson
• “Seabiscuit” by Laura Hillenbrand
• “Road to Riches” by Peter Jay
• “Fear’s Empire” by Benjamin R. Barber
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Special thanks for all the people who are donating books.
A list of the Hot 100 books for sale this month is found at the end of this e-mail.
You are more than welcome to order any of the books for sale.
As always one book is 80 Birr or you can buy 2 for 150 Birr or 3 for 200 Birr.
DIRECTIONS TO THE NGO BAZAAR
------------------------------
The NGO Bazaar takes place in the Evangelical International College which is in an area called Sar Bet, just down from the African Union as you head towards Adam's Pavillion, the shopping centre. The College is opposite Novis Supermarket and King's Hotel. The Bazaar is a morning Bazaar only so all the stalls close at around midday.
The location is listed on this map: www.stovo.nl/addis
All proceeds from the stall go to support scholarships for Hamar students.
Thanks as always for your great support for the Hamar stall.
Please feel free to forward this e-mail to anyone you think would be interested in attending the Bazaar
Prayers and best wishes,
Paddy Moran
HOT 100 BOOKS FOR SALE
------------------------------
• “The Greatest Generation” by Tom Brokaw
• “Winterland” by Alan Glynn
• “Vernon Cod Little” by DBC Pierre
• “An American Childhood” by Annie Dillard
• “Quantico” by Greg Bear
• “The Norton Anthology of Western Literature”
• “Infinite Jest” by David Foster Wallace
• “Altar of Eden” by James Rollins
• “The Prince of Deadly Weapons” by Boston Teran
• “The Blood Dimmed Tide” by Rennie Airth
• “Home” by Julie Andrews
• “Every contact leaves a trace” by Elanor Dymott
• “Kind of Cruel” by Sophie Hannah
• “Afterlight” by Alex Scarrow
• “High Hopes” by Ronnie Corbett
• “A Reporter’s Life” by Walter Kronkite
• “A river in the sky” by Elizabeth Peters
• “Vanished” by Joseph Finder
• “Firstlight” by Sue Monk Kidd
• “Alone in Berlin” by Hans Fallada
• “Nobody’s Fool” by Richard Russo
• “The Ragnarok Conspiracy” by Eric Stebbins
• “The Chocolate Money” by Ashley Prentice Norton
• “The Dangers of Proximate Alphabets” by Kathleen Alcott
• “Living Faith” by Jimmy Carter
• “The Fifth Assassin” by Brad Meltzer
• “Tuesdays with Morrie” by Mitch Albion
• “Good Omens” by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman
• “Master and Commander” by Patrick O’Brian
• “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy” by John le Carre
• “Smiley’s People” by John le Carre
• “The Constant Gardener” by John le Carre
• “Call for the Dead” by John le Carre
• “First among Sequels” by Jasper Fforde
• “Sister Pelagia and the Red Cockerel” by Boris Akunin
• “Stardust” by Neil Gaiman
• “The Midnight House” by Alex Berenson
• “Black Ghosts” by Victor Ostrovsky
• “The clan of the cave bear” by Jean M Auel
• “Manchu” by Robert Elegant
• “The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor” by Robert Kirkmann
• “Lone Wolf” by Jodi Picoult
• “Days without number” by Robert Goddard
• “Fault Line” by Robert Goddard
• “Name to a Face” by Robert Goddard
• “The practice of English Language teaching” by Jeremy Harmer
• “ Shoot to Thrill” by P.J. Tracy
• “Forgiveness is a choice” by Robert Enright
• “The Gargoyle” by Andrew Davidson
• “Ratcatcher” by James McGee
• “Disgrace” by J.M. Coetzee
• “The Long Song” by Andrea Levy
• “Being Lara” by Lola Jaye
• “Mystery” by Jonathan Kellerman
• “Our horses in Egypt” by Rosalind Belben
• "France Today” by John Ardagh
• “Wolf Hall” by Hillary Martel
• “On a shoestring to Coorg” by Dervla Murphy
• “The Juryman’s Tale” by Trevor Grove
• “Second Honeymoon” by Joanna Trollope
• “Captain Underpants and the attack of the talking toilets” by Dav Pilkey
• “A touch of love” by Jonathan Coe
• “The Silent Twins” by Marjorie Wallace
• “About Face” by Donna Leon
• “Stonehenge” by Bernard Cornwell
• “Portrait of a Spy” by Daniel Silva
• “Sunstroke” by Jesse Kellermann
• “From a Buick 8” by Stephen King
• “The Sun over Breda” by Arturo Perez-Reverte
• “Sovereign” by C.J. Sansom
• “Winter Range” by Claire Davis
• “Fair Game” by Stephen Leather
• “False Friends” by Stephen Leather
• “Serpentine” by Tom Morton
• “The Testament of Gideon Mack” by James Robertson
• “Reconstruction” by Mick Herron
• “Personal History” by Katherine Graham
• “The Appeal” by John Grisham
• “The Red Rose of Anjou” by Jean Plaidy
• “Tender Years” by Janette Oke
• “The Winds of Autumn” by Janette Oke
• “Breathing Lessons” by Anne Tyler
• “Eaters of the Dead” by Mchael Crichton
• “Staircase of a Thousand Steps” by Masha Hamilton
• “I know you got soul” by Jeremy Clarkson
• "The orchard on fire” by Shena Mackay
• “Warlord” by James Steel
• “The Indian in the cupboard” by Lynne Reid Banks
• “American Political Tradition” by Richard Hofstadter
• “Running to the Mountain” by Jon Katz
• “Jack’s Life” by Douglas Gresham
• “Norah’s Ark” by Judy Baer
• “The Farewell Party” by Milan Kundera
• “Fred and Edie” by Jill Dawson
• “Woman with Birthmark” by Hakan Nesser
• “The Navigation Log” by Martin Corrick
• “Our Grandmother’s Drums” by Mark Hudson
• “Seabiscuit” by Laura Hillenbrand
• “Road to Riches” by Peter Jay
• “Fear’s Empire” by Benjamin R. Barber
