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Unfortunately Yours
by Tessa Bailey
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Loved it! Wished the jump forward was spread out so we could see more of that time together

Thoughts & Prayers
by Bryan Bliss
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Its really good so far, extremely captivating.

The Fifth Risk
by Michael Lewis
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On the one hand shows the shocking incompetence of the start of the tRump Administration but also highlights several amazing individuals who have done incredible work that benefits USA citizens. I also didn’t realize how much the National Weather Service did!

Sparrow Rising (skyborn #1)
by Jessica Khoury
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I loved this book! It was an action packed story, and there were lots of plot twists. Each character had an interesting and unique background story that made them who they were, and by the end I was rooting for every one of them. This story is awesome, though the main character is sometimes naive, her determination and loyalty is admirable.

Dandelion Is Dead
by Rosie Storey
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?? 4/5 stars — messy, emotional, and weirdly romantic in the best way ??? Okay so Dandelion Is Dead had me in a CHOKEHOLD. Like… imagine falling in love with someone using your dead sister’s dating app account and accidentally becoming her. Yeah. Wild. But it works. Kinda? Poppy is chaotic in a grieving-girl-core way and Jake is giving golden retriever energy with trauma. The chemistry is legit, even if it’s built on ?deception? (girl, nooo). But the emotions hit HARD — grief, love, guilt, healing — it’s a full-on feelings rollercoaster. Lost a star because the premise lowkey made me uncomfortable at times (catfishing??), but it somehow still made me root for them?? Rosie Storey really said “healing isn’t linear but love can still find you” and I ate it up. Would recommend if you’re into: griefy romances, identity mix-ups, slow burns, and a little mess. Just bring tissues ??????

Some Of My Best Friends Are Books
by Judith Wynn Halsted
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Overall the book is pretty dry but I’m hopefully for the recommended books and feel like it was good knowledge to help enrich the reading experience of my gifted child.

Faith Alone
by Bo Giertz
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Great novel that explores Lutheran Theology.

Winter Sea
by Susanna Kearsley
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Wonderfully researched for history. Good book club discussion.

We Were Liars
by E. Lockhart
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This book infuriated me. I was fully hooked by the haunting atmosphere, the mystery, the fragmented storytelling—but when the twist hit, I was mad. ***SPOILERS*** Cadence literally burns the house down with her cousins/bf and the family dogs inside and doesn’t even bother to check if everyone got out safely. She doesn’t open a door, shout a name, nothing. And then we find out—they all died. Because of her. And she’s just been hanging out with their ghosts all summer like that’s totally normal?? It wasn’t just sad—it felt infuriatingly careless. She didn’t just destroy a house. She destroyed lives. Including the dogs. And honestly? The twist didn’t make the book better—it ruined it. I felt totally betrayed. All that emotional build-up, all that grief and confusion, and this is the payoff? That she killed everyone and just… forgot?? I closed the book feeling hollow, shocked, and straight-up angry.

A Shore Thing
by Joanna Lowell
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A wonderfully fun queer Victorian romance filled with strong women , seaweed and bicycling.
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