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Seagarden
Michelle A. Barry
I had been waiting for this book for so long after reading Moongarden last summer! It was so good, with tons of twists, although there was a really sad part, and the ending was such an incredible cliffhanger that I can’t wait to get the next book!
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Froggy: A Pond Full of Pals!
Paige Walshe
I really liked this book because it is SO CUTE!!!! It is a must-read if you like reading about animals and you like reading graphic novels. Froggy inspires me to explore the unknown :)
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Tear This Down
Barbara Dee
Also another AMAZING book by Barbara Dee! It was so powerful and reminded me of Dress Coded by Carrie Firestone. I couldn’t even put it down towards the end, but it the beginning it took awhile to hook me in. If it hooked me sooner it would have the 5th star.
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Cut
Patricia McCormick
I really liked this, the ending was a little rushed in my opinion but otherwise great book!
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Chasing thr Clouds Away
Debbie Macomber
Pleasant and predictable.
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Happy Place
Emily Henry
My first Emily Henry book, felt transported to summer in Maine!
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How To Lose a Goblin in Ten Days
Jessie Sylva
A cute, quick read that also tackles stereotypes, biases, and the monomyth.
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Anatomy of An Alibi
Ashley Elliston
I almost didn’t finish this one. There were a lot of characters and a lot of moving pieces and I was struggling to understand how everyone was (and wasn’t) connected. At about 60% of the way through, I figured I had to either give up or try once more to push through. I thought it got better after that and the pieces started coming together and it was more enjoyable.
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Watchmen
Alan Moore and David Gibbons
Required Reading for anyone who has even the slightest interest in superheros, mythmaking, or sociopolitics.
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Snow
John Banville
This book was too slight, too predictable, to recommend. Banville has a wonderful way with a turn of phrase but that is as much credit as I can give him. Every single chapter features the main character meeting a new character, having a single conversation with them, then leaving. Usually in a single location. Saw the end of the book coming from the first pages. Kind of a bummer.
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