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The Port Chicago 50
by Steve Sheinkin
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Interesting WW2 history told straight to the point.

Uncultured
by Daniella Mestyanek Young
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Very insightful memoir of a woman who both grew up in a cult and then survived the military as a woman.

Such A Good Wife
by Seraphina Nova Glass
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Couple twists but didn’t really enjoy it. Main character just not likable or disliked just there.

Golden Son
by Pierce Brown
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Hooked on this series. The crazy plot twists and things the author dare do to us readers.

Olive, Mabel And Me Life And Adventures With Two Very Good Dogs
by Andrew Cotter
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Dog lovers will enjoy Cotter's recounting of life with two Labs. There are no great insights or themes to be found (unless you find empty food bowls symbolic), but plenty of chuckles at Olive and Mabel's attempts to function in a human's world.

The Paper Girl Of Paris
by Jordyn Taylor
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This book is amazing for history lovers about World War Two and I definitely recommend it!

Dear Wife
by Kimberly Belle
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A quick, suspenseful read!

Iron Flame
by Rebecca Yarros
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Didn’t like it as much as the first book

The Hunger Games (hunger Games, Book One)
by Suzanne Collins
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This book is truly a masterpiece and I can’t wait to read the rest.

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.
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