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Danielle Steel novel turned in to Stevenson library

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An unidentified woman returned a copy of Danielle Steel’s 1987 romance novel “Zoya” to the Stevenson Community Library on March 22, a little more than 36 years after it was last checked out. (Photos contributed by Stevenson Community Library)

FVRLibraries marked its 75th anniversary in unexpected style last month as a bit of history popped up in the form of a book lost for more than three decades.

An unidentified woman returned a copy of Danielle Steel’s 1987 romance novel “Zoya” to the Stevenson Community Library on March 22, a little more than 36 years after it was last checked out.

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