Benjamin Franklin Branch Library

Address:: 2200 E. 1st Street
Los Angeles, CA 90033
Phone:: 323-263-6901
Email:: Contact form
Librarian:: Connie Topete, Senior Librarian

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What We Are Reading

Boundaries

Lin, Maya, 1959-

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Crazy Brave: A Memoir

Harjo, Joy

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Marion Lane and the Midnight Murder

Willberg, T. A.

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Start with a small guitar : poems

Thompson, Lynne, 1951-

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Make me rain : poems & prose

Giovanni, Nikki

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The Narrowboat Summer

Youngson, Anne

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Good Neighbors: A Novel

Langan, Sarah

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Nobody ever asked me about the girls : women, music, and fame

Robinson, Lisa (Music journalist)

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The madwoman and the Roomba : my year of domestic mayhem

Loh, Sandra Tsing

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The daughters of Kobani : a story of rebellion, courage, and justice

Lemmon, Gayle Tzemach

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The atmosphere of crime, 1957

Parks, Gordon, 1912-2006

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Parks x Ali

Parks, Gordon, 1912-2006.

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Soul food love : healthy recipes inspired by one hundred years of cooking in a Black family

Randall, Alice, 1959-

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N*gga Theory: Race, Language, Unequal Justice, and the Law

Armour, Jody David

Jody Armour is the Roy P.

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Spritzing to success, with the woman who brought an industry to its senses

Green, Annette

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What We Are Reading

Boundaries

Crazy Brave: A Memoir

Marion Lane and the Midnight Murder

Start with a small guitar : poems

Make me rain : poems & prose

The Narrowboat Summer

Good Neighbors: A Novel

Nobody ever asked me about the girls : women, music, and fame

The madwoman and the Roomba : my year of domestic mayhem

The daughters of Kobani : a story of rebellion, courage, and justice

The atmosphere of crime, 1957

Parks x Ali

Soul food love : healthy recipes inspired by one hundred years of cooking in a Black family

N*gga Theory: Race, Language, Unequal Justice, and the Law

Spritzing to success, with the woman who brought an industry to its senses

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