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The Housemaid
by Frieda McFadden
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most of the characters are good especially the ones you are made to like , good plot twist but was kind of predictable, structured in three parts along with a prologue and maybe an epilogue changed perspectives at each part, did a very good job making you feel uneasy

My Life in the Fish Tank
by Barbara Dee
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A really good and heartwarming book. A couple more details and friendship scenes would have added the 5th star, but overall super great. I love all of Barbara Dee’s books.

Automatic Noodle
by Annalee Newitz
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I loved this book. It uses robots in a post apocalyptic world to explore gender, friendship and healing of past traumas in the setting of a cute restaurant.

The Lost
by Natasha Preston
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Although this was one of my least favorites of Natasha Preston’s thrillers, I still didn’t want to put it down. I was hooked on this fast paced thriller, even though it seemed very unrealistic to me.

Fortune Tellers
by Lisa Greenwald
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This is such a great book! It took me a while to finish, surprisingly, but I really enjoyed it in the end,

The Man Who Led a Dream Life
by David Handler
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David Handler's Stewart Hoag series is one of my favorite series. I especially like the ones set in NYC, so this one was exactly my cup of tea.

Other Words for Home
by Jasmine Warga
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This book was really good! I loved it, it was so emotional and really sweet.

I had to raise myself
by Mara Ellison
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Good self help

Buckeye
by Patrick Ryan
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“A small-town novel of epic proportions” (Tom Perrotta) is the best way to summarize this novel. The characters were thoughtful, well-developed, and lovable. I loved the way history was woven in and added to the overall story. A story about love, life, death, and everything in between.

The Nerdiest, Wimpiest, Dorkiest I Funny Ever
by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein
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Unlike most of Patterson and Grabenstein's recent throwaway works for children, the I Funny series is a great story with relatable characters and a final ending that actually brings satisfaction to the reader. This is, by far, one of the best novels James and Chris have ever wrote.
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