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The Inheritance Games
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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It was ok. First time I read a book without a super duper evil person. I’m not sure it lives up to the hype, but I do recommend reading it. The riddles were fun, I just wish they made more sense. I loved the Hawthorne brothers, they made the story fun. I felt like Avery was a little bland sometimes, so it was good to have the brothers. It’s a really cool plot though, but not my cup of tea:)

What You Are Looking For Is In The Library
by Michiko Aoyama
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A fabulous, insightful, and inspirational book which tells the story of five individuals searching for meaning and purpose in their lives. They find direction by visiting their local Community Center Library and interacting with the unique librarian who works there. A homage to both libraries and book stores and the importance of community.

The End Of October, A Novel By Lawrence Wright
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It is an eerie story, but it is so well researched in terms of all the history and events related to the history of humanity's health that it makes it easier for regular people, not doctors, to understand the different methods and intricacies of science and viruses. It is well written, relevant and informative.

Sparrow Rising (skyborn #1)
by Jessica Khoury
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This is a great book. Ellie Meadows of the Sparrow clan wants to be a Goldwing more than anything, and she is willing to travel very far to make her dream come true. And along the way, she meets some other kids who turn out to be a lot like her, and go from enemies to friends... and back again.

Daisy Darker
by Alice Feeney
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Twisty and turny with an ending I never saw coming! Alice Feeney never misses, and this claustrophobic family murder mystery is my favorite Feeney so far!

Flood and Fire
by Emily Diamand
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I haven't finished it yet I'm more than half way through but the first book is really good!

Gertrude Bell, Queenof the Dessert Shaper of Nations
by Georgina Howell
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Great Biography! I'd not heard of Miss Bell so seeing the cover photo of her astride a camel taken in front of the Spinx and pyramids of Egypt caught my eye. The author, a former journalist, gives us a well reserached, interesting book that reads somewhat like a novel to me. I came away better understanding the Middle East and It's amazing the relevancy to current events going on in that regoin today. And, the maps in the beginning show where and when she made her various journies.

All in her head
by Elizabeth comen
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It was informative, but long winded for my taste. I'm glad this book, and this topic, are out there for sure. It's eye opening and raises awareness.

The Ghostwriter
by Julie Clark
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Main girl was literally the worst ?? Okay sooo The Ghost Writer by Julie Clark was kind of a mixed bag. The main character? Straight up unbearable. Like girl, be serious. I spent half the book mentally yelling at her and the other half wishing someone else was the lead. BUT—every time the book dipped into flashbacks or gave us other characters’ POVs? Instantly better. Those parts actually had depth and vibes. If the whole book had just been them, I’d probably be giving this 5 stars tbh. Mid overall, but not a total waste. Just be ready to suffer through the MC to get to the good stuff.

Zero Days
by Ruth Ware
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Page Turner and main character is a heroine to aspire towards.
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