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The Unwanted Princess Of Affel
by Mereda Hart Farynyk
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I love this book!!!! It has a good amount of adventure and romance. I would highly recommend it!!!

Relinquished
by Gretchen Sisson
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A sociologist’s look at infant adoption in America, which currently primarily serves the interests of people seeking to adopt a baby and does a lifelong disservice to biological families and adopted children.

The Westing Game
by Ellen Raskin
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Every chapter has new and exciting clues about the mystery. At the end of every chapter you will be left on the edge of your seat because of a cliffhanger. This book is all about who killed Sam Westing. There are sixteen heirs who are in the Westing game to see who will inherit Sam Westing’s wealth.

Olivetti
by Allie Millington
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I really loved this story of a hurting family coming together with the help of some unexpected characters.

Mexican Gothic
by Mexican Gothic Silvia Moreno-garcia
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Mexican Gothic checks all the boxes of a good, crafty and very Mexican Gothic novel, it has enough of an evil and mysterious character(s), a peculiar hero, and a Victorian house that has a lot of secrets. This young author has a lot of talent, I might have asked a bit more from her editor as some chapters at the end are very heavy, but for the most part Silvia does an excellent job with the plot. I really appreciated and enjoyed all the references to the Mexican culture, it was a treat to have them incorporated in the story.

Yale needs women
by Anne Gardiner Perkins
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Wow. Here we are 100 years after women got the right to vote. But 50 years ago was when Yale half heartedly started admitting women, with very little support or accommodations for them. Yet they outshone the men and made amazing strides for women on college campuses everywhere. A great read, very enjoyable and quick. Less than 300 pages.

This Side Of Paradise
by Steven L. Layne
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It was a really good book, loved how it was a thriller that pulled me into it without any scary stuff.

Razorblade Tears
by SA Cosby
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Razorblade Tears is a gut-wrenching, beautifully brutal masterpiece. S.A. Cosby crafts a storyline that’s as thrilling as it is emotionally profound. At its heart, this is more than a revenge tale—it’s a powerful exploration of grief, redemption, and the bonds between fathers and sons. The story follows two ex-cons, one Black and one white, brought together by the murder of their married sons. As they seek justice, they're also forced to confront their own prejudices, regrets, and the unconditional love they denied their children. Every chapter peels back layers of pain, loss, and humanity with raw intensity. Cosby's writing is electric—fast-paced yet poetic, violent yet tender. He pulls no punches in portraying the harsh realities of bigotry, masculinity, and forgiveness, but balances it with aching vulnerability. This book doesn’t just entertain—it cuts deep and lingers long after the final page. A gripping, heart-breaking, and unforgettable ride.

Bud, Not Buddy
by Christopher Paul Curtis
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Bud is an orphan who is trying to live in the big world. Bud thinks a random man is his father and sticks to his decision. This book is hilarious. You won’t be able to predict what happens next.

The Jetsetters
by Amanda Eyre Ward
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Just fine. A little escapism. Dysfunctional family tries to reconnect (or at least survive) during a Mediterranean cruise.
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