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The 57 Bus
by Dashka Slater
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This book was recommended to me by my friend and I loved it. It tells the story of Sasha, who's skirt gets set on fire while taking the 57 Bus on the way home from school, and Richard, the boy who did set the skirt on fire and initially got accused of a hate crime. It goes through both students' perspectives and also provides background information that relates to their story. It shows the complexity of people and is just an amazing read. I would recommend this book to everyone as I believe it is an important book just to read. I would also recommend to people who have read Accountable, which is by the same author. If you like the 57 bus, you should also read Accountable.
The Correspondent
by Virginia Evans
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This was the book club selection of several book clubs that I follow. It is a book of letters, written and received by a retired lawyer, and gradually reveals her life. A bit difficult to follow without looking at the composer of each letter before reading the letter itself.
The Correspondent
by Virginia Evans
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I enjoyed this book. I wasn't sure if it would be an easy read as an audiobook, but it was very well done.
My husband’s wife
by Alice Feeney
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Fun thriller while a bit confusing in the middle. Character narratives didn’t line up with the reveal.
The Divorce
by Freida McFadden
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This book had me hooked from the start then feeling anxious by the halfway point. I read this one so quick because I needed to see what happened. I didn’t feel like there was a huge twist at the end like typical Freida McFadden, but I still enjoyed it.
S’more of You
by Tessa Bailey
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This was just a fun and easy, short summer romance!
The Summer House
by James Patterson
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Good, but hard to follow, too many characters introduced at once which made it hard to understand who was who
A Marriage At Sea
by Sophie Elmhirst
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Maurice and Maralyn’s sailing journeys are truly inspiring and touching. They dedicated their lives to the sea, but they never imagined facing the possibility of being lost and fighting for their lives. Elmhirst weaves together Maralyn’s journal entries to craft a compelling story that feels like an unforgettable adventure.
I Am Princess X
by Cherie Priest
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I really enjoyed it. I loved the adventure of it mixed with parts of the comic inside. I loved how the comics held clues. It was kind of a mystery book, but it was a little different. I loved it a lot!
Second to the Last to Leave USS Arizona
by Lauren Bruner
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Devastatingly touching read. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in US history and/or WWII. What starts as the story of a young man and his experience in the US Navy ends with his sobering reflection on one of the most pivotal moments of WWII.
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