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Sold On A Monday
by Kristina McMorris
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Interested in how the journalist sold himself on a Monday, versus the assumption it was the kids.

This Woven Kingdom
by Tahereh Mafi
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Slow start, but it moved very fast at the end. Some of it was predictable but there were quite a few surprises I didn't see coming.

How Tia Lola Came To (visit) Stay
by Julia Alvarez
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An incredible book! Great read.

Scents And Sensibility
by Spencer Quinn
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A fun read told from the perspective of a Private Eye’s sidekick dog, Chet. Clever.

The Will of the Many
by James Islington
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I’m not generally a reader of fantasy but I found this to be a really well written, intriguing tale with interesting characters. I couldn’t put it down despite its 620 pages. I give it four stars rather than five because I was a bit disappointed in the ending.

Rapunzel's Perfect Pony (disney Princess: Palace Pets)
by RH Disney
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Cute

Elphie
by Gregory Maguire
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A great telling of the childhood of the wicked witch of the west of the Oz tales. Gregory Maguire writes a prequel to his Wicked books for all audiences. From the marshes of Quadling Country to Shiz University just outside Oz, Elphiba grows up to the witch readers know in the tales of Wicked. We learn of the childhood of Nessarose and of the boy Shell as well. All and all not a book to be missed in the Wicked series.

On The Road To Mr. Mineo's
by Barbara O'Connor
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this was a very interesting book and had lots of fun twists and turns!

The Crash
by Freida McFadden
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Freida McFadden's psychological thrillers are wonderful. This one was no exception! Enjoyed it from beginning to end.

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.
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