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The Immortals
by Chloe Benjamin
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It was an interesting premise and it's sitting with me.
Sky’s End
by Marc J Gregson
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I love this book so much and can’t wait to read the next one. It reminds me of the keepers of the lost cities books and those are at her favorites of mine.
You Should See Me In A Crown
by Leah Johnson
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This book was really good. It follows Liz Lighty who has a solid plan to escape her stupid small and prom obsessed midwestern town. She intends on attending Pennington College, play in their famous orchestra, and become a doctor. But then, the financial aid she needed unexpectedly falls through, she's crushed. Until she remembers the school's scholorship for prom king and queen. Liz would rather do almost anything else, but she'll do it for Pennington. The only thing that gets her through is Mack, the new girl. But she's also competing for prom queen. But, falling for the competition could either help or hurt her dreams. I loved it. It was really sweet, a little bit funny, and just overall great.
Spell Bound
by FT Lukens
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This is probably one of my most favorite books. The characters are absolutely phenomenal and hilarious and absolutely perfect. Cute and hilarious, this book is definitely a can't-put-it-down. This book is absolutely perfect and I have no bad things to say about it. I would recommend this book to absolutely everyone with no hesitation whatsoever.
Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power
by Jon Meacham
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Jon Meacham portrays Jefferson not as an aloof, dispassionate philosopher, but as a masterful, pragmatic politician. The book explores how Jefferson brilliantly navigated turbulent partisanship and compromised his strict ideological dogmas to build America into a continental power. The most eye-opening part of this book about Jefferson was that he addresses the profound contradictions in Jefferson’s life, particularly his stance on slavery. Though Jefferson recognized the moral evil of slavery, he owned slaves and had a long-term sexual relationship with Sally Hemings. The book tackles this duality to create a more human and complex portrait of the Founding Father. My reading focus for 2026 has been a deep dive back into American history. Re-learning these stories has been incredibly rewarding, and it’s a journey I plan to continue long after the year ends.
We’ll Always Have Summer
by Jenny Han
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Great end to the series.
Save a Horse Keep the Cowboy
by Jessica Peterson
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A cute short story romance. I loved the narrators and their accents.
Pride and Prejudice and Pittsburgh
by Rachael Lippincott
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Really amazing! I loved the romance and the overall story. I usually don't like time travel a lot, but this book was simply amazing. Highly recommend!
TBH, Too Much Drama
by Lisa Greenwald
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This was a really good book in the TBH series by Lisa Greenwald!
Sandwich
by Catherine Newman
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I did not enjoy this book as much as others. It was slow.
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