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Parachute Kids
by Betty C. Tang
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I don’t really love graphic novels, but I read this one because it was a Nutmeg Book. The story is really interesting and the characters are relatable, and there are a good amount of both funny and sad parts. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes graphic novels.
The Bright Years
by Sarah Damoff
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This book takes you through the journey of a lifetime Georgette, starting with her parents first meeting and ending with her own adulthood. This book was not always chronological, bringing in previous narratives to add to the current storytelling. I loved each of the characters, even though most of them had some kind of flaw. They felt real and able to connect with.
The Rough Guide to Slow Travel in Europe
by The Rough Guides
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Great unique ideas for travel through Europe that are truly off the beaten path
Great Big Beautiful Life
by Emily Henry
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Good book. I really liked how the author developed Alice's relationship with her mother. The random Audrey panic moments did feel a bit random and out of place though. I think the ending was good pacing wise.
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.
Mona's Eyes
by Thomas Schlesser
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I am giving this book a rating of three because of the artistic information given in this story. The author is an art historian an it read as one who was giving lessons to a college student rather than a 10 year old. It just wasn't believable. The connection between Mona and Dade was very touching, and I enjoyed reading about her life with her friends and school, but putting the visits to the museums and the involved explanations of the paintings to a child who was going to lose her sight, was just too much. I would have liked to see the paintings after each chapter instead of on the jacket as it was cumbersome to keep taking it off after each explanation. The book was too long to keep my interest.
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
Aunts Aren’t Gentlemen
by P.G. Wodehouse
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Another Wodehouse masterpiece. After Bertie Wooster, the young cotton-headed aristocrat heads to the country as a result of sudden spots on his chest — too much drinking, smoking, and merrymaking, the doctor says — all hell breaks loose in the seaside town with misunderstandings in love, a far left leaning unionist, an aunt with schemes for her nephew — and said nephew, Bertie, all but lost without Jeeves’ superior brainpower. Laughs from start to finish.
The Heir
by Kiera Cass
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This book was really good, I’m a little behind on logging my books so I have already read the crown. I would say I like this one more than the crown.
The Library of Unruly Treasures
by Jeanne Birdsall
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I love this book! The characters are amazing and the plot is very interesting! I would totally recommend reading this book, as well as the other books by this author. (She also wrote the Penderwicks series, which is one of my absolute favorites!)
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