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A Man Called Ovre
by Fredrick Backman
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Wonderful emotional story.

Never Flinch
by Stephen King
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Stephen King brings readers to the fourth novel in the Holly Gibney series run with a a bang. It all starts with a letter to the police under the alias of Bill W. Of Alcoholic Anonymous to kill thirteen innocents and one guilty in an act of atonement. All that while a misaligned man is stalking women’s rights activist Kate McKay is setting out on a tour. The police enlist the help of Holly, while Kate enlist Holly. The book is fast paced from the get go. Fans of Stephen’s past books will enjoy this one as well.

the Sour Grape
by John Jory and Pete O.
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This is a good book for younger kids showing the mess you can be in when you are sour, the effect it has on other people, and shows that you really have to look into others to see their real meaning for things. Good pictures. I suggest, if you're little, to read this books.

The Underground Railroad
by Colson Whitehead
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Engaging and jnformative

The Wedding People
by Alison Espach
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A dark themed beach read with characters of various unhappiness, with the setting of a wedding which should be joyous. None of the characters are particularly interesting or likeable, making this a plug through kind of book.

Women With Silver Wings
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Well written, and obviously well researched, accounting of a forgotten part of our history.

The Alice Network
by Kate Quinn
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This historical fiction book bridges women who were a part of The Alice Network during both World Wars. I cried, laughed, and cheered throughout this book and I highly recommend it if you enjoy historical fiction from this era from the unique perspectives of women who bravely served behind enemy lines.

Butter, Sugar, Magic
by Jessica Rosenberg
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A little slow moving a times, but another chance to watch the world of magic upon up and for new friendships to be made. A mom gets divorced and suddenly finds herself without a home or a job. But when a great aunt passed away, a new chance comes with t for her and her daughter to bake their way to happiness.

The Crash
by Freida McFadden
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Freida McFadden's psychological thrillers are wonderful. This one was no exception! Enjoyed it from beginning to end.

Playful By Design
by Myriam Sandler
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I thought it would be more similar to her page with activities, but it was more just basic organization tips.