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The most popular books at U.S. public libraries in 2016, mapped by city — Quartz

January 4, 2017 DrWeb

Paula Hawkins’ “The Girl on the Train” cleaned up at libraries this year.

Source: The most popular books at U.S. public libraries in 2016, mapped by city — Quartz

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