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Accountable
by Dashka Slater
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This was a fantastic book. It gives a lot of perspective on all the different people impacted by online racism and bullying. He really get into how people affected feel and how long-term and widespread the consequences of these negative actions are.

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.

Promises And Primroses
by Josi S. Kilpack
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A Lovely proper romance. It is first in the Mayfield series

atmosphere
by Taylor Jenkins Reid
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Details on NASA and women’s involvement with it was fascinating and enlightening!

I Know Who You Are
by Alice Feeney
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This book had just about the worst ending I’ve ever read. Don’t waste your time with this one.

mrs kimble
by jennifer haigh
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Tale of a self centered narcissist charismatic man who brought unhappiness to any life he touched. Sad but true.

The Twilight Garden
by Lia Leendertz
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And the subtitle is Creating a Garden that Entrances by Day and Comes Alive at Night. I've wanted to create such a garden, a "Moon Garden", for years. I have planted some white blooming flowers and some with variegated foliage to come alive at night but my ideas lack structure and follow through. I found this book helpful with the many perennials, shrubs, and trees listed as possible candidates for my space.

The Snow Child
by Eowyn Ivey
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This book transported me to the Alaskan frontier in an acute way. Ivey's descriptions of the harsh winters, mosquito filled summers, and enchanting power of first snows are mesmerizing. The land itself is an important character within the small cast. The little girl, Faina, leaves the couple, and reader, wondering where the line between reality and fairy tale ends. This is a story about the grief of losing a child and the possibilities that ended with it; but, it is also a story of found family and the power of moving forward in new ways.

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!

Rex Finds An Egg
by Doug Cushman
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Eggs. Rex. Oslo.
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