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All the pretty places : a novel of the Gilded Age / Joy Callaway.

Callaway, Joy, (author.).

Summary:

"Joy Callaway returns with a captivating story of a strong woman in a striking setting, examining the life-changing effects of the beauty of nature and how that splendor is restricted to the rich and privileged in the Gilded Age." -- Provided by publisher.

Record details

  • ISBN: 9781400234400
  • Physical Description: 392 pages ; 22cm
  • Publisher: [Nashville] : Harper Muse, [2023].
Subject:
0 Man-woman relationships > Fiction.
0 Nurseries (Horticulture) > Fiction.
Social classes > Fiction.
United States > History > 1865-1898 > Fiction.
Genre:
Fiction.
Historical fiction.
Romance fiction.

Available copies

  • 6 of 9 copies available at NC Cardinal.
  • 1 of 1 copy available at Onslow County Public Library. (Show)

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  • 0 current holds with 9 total copies.
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Location Call Number / Copy Notes Barcode Shelving Location Status Due Date
Jacksonville Main Library NC FIC CALLAWAY (Text) 36015001881586 Adult Fiction Available -
Bogue Banks F CALLA (Text) 34208900205559 Adult Local Author Checked out 08/08/2026
Braswell Memorial Main Library FIC Callaway (Text) 37807000055614 Adult Fiction Available -
Down East F CALLA (Text) 34208900205567 Adult Fiction Checked out 08/19/2026
Lee County Main Library FIC CALLAWAY (Text) 33262003280289 Adult Fiction Available -
Moore County Library FIC CALLAWAY (Text) 48198030022830 Adult Fiction Available -
Person County Library F CAL (Text) 34622503735558 Adult Fiction Available -
Steele Memorial Library F CAL (Text) 900000000994898 Adult Fiction Available -
Stony Point Branch F Callaway (Text) 34269001445890 Adult Fiction Checked out 08/25/2026

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Summary: "Joy Callaway returns with a captivating story of a strong woman in a striking setting, examining the life-changing effects of the beauty of nature and how that splendor is restricted to the rich and privileged in the Gilded Age." --