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A Shore Thing
by Joanna Lowell
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A wonderfully fun queer Victorian romance filled with strong women , seaweed and bicycling.

By The Book (a Meant To Be Novel)
by Jasmine Guillory
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SO CUTE. As someone who LOVES Beauty and the Beast, this was a great read. However, the simplicity of the plot and writing left a bit to be desired. I was expecting allusions and metaphors hinting at B&B and subtly including elements (plot, names, phrases, etc) from B&B within this novel. Instead, most are super blatant and can jolt you out of your reading groove. They are also pretty corny and cheesey, but then again cheesey books (like this one) can still be great (like this one).

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.

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.

The Anxious Generation
by Jonathan Haidt
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Must read for anyone who is a parent, or just anyone who owns a smart phone. We all know how bad they are for us, but he doesn’t excellent job of explaining why and what can be done about it.

The Wedding People
by Alison Espach
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An interesting exploration of self discovery, love, friendship, marriage, and family relationships revealed during a week-long wedding celebration. The characters were engrossing and thought-provoking. A great, insightful read.

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.

The Names
by Florence Knapp
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This book is like if a family tree had secrets, trauma, and vibes. The Names is poetic, emotional, and kind of eerie in the best way—Florence Knapp really said “let’s unpack generational identity but make it ?literary?.” It’s not a super fast read (ngl, some parts felt like a mental maze), but if you’re into layered timelines, quiet grief, and stories that make you feel something, it hits. Definitely a book you finish and just stare at the wall for a bit.

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 Secret Scripture
by Sebastian Barry
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Well crafted intense story set in Ireland.
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