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His & Hers
by Alice Feeney
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Good suspense/ thriller book. I usually figure out what the ending is going to be in these books, but this kept me guessing till the very end!

The Push
by Ashley Audrain
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I have mixed feelings about this book.

Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets
by J. K. Rowling
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It is a very good read for anyone who likes adventure and excitement

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.

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

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.

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.

Careless People
by Sarah Wynn-Williams
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Wonderful book. Highly recommended. Discusses the evolution of Facebook from a venue for socializing to an unregulated political action entity

Bury Our Bones In The Midnight Soil
by V. E. Schwab
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Honestly? I expected more. The premise promised atmospheric gothic vibes and some steamy sapphic vampire tension, which technically it delivered—but that’s kind of all it delivered. The plot felt thin, the pacing dragged, and the characters didn’t have much depth beyond brooding and lusting. It leaned so hard into the aesthetic and smut that it forgot to give us a story worth sinking our teeth into. If you’re here purely for the lesbian vampire content, you’ll probably find enough to enjoy. But if you were hoping for Schwab’s usual layered world-building or emotionally complex storytelling? This one’s six feet under.

Butter, Sugar, Magic
by Jessica Rosenberg
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A little slow moving a times, but another chance to watch the world of magic upon up and for new friendships to be made. A mom gets divorced and suddenly finds herself without a home or a job. But when a great aunt passed away, a new chance comes with t for her and her daughter to bake their way to happiness.
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