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My sister the serial killer
by Oyinka Braithwaite
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Two sisters, who have survived their father’s abuse, are super close. Until, the eldest is tired of always cleaning up after her baby sister. A tall dark and handsome doctor put a wedge in their loyalty and muhtar knows all the tea.
I had to raise myself
by Mara Ellison
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Good self help
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.
The True True Story of Raja The Gullible
by Rabih Alameddine
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I enjoyed the book. It was funny, sad and memorable all at once. It gave me some perspective about that time in Lebanon (I am of Lebanese background). It also made me smile about the relationship of the Arabic mother and her children (love, food, love, love, love)!
Clean Food
by Terry Walters
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Her best book on Clean eating. Wonderful information at the beginning of the book!
Where is the colosseum
by Jim O'Connor
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Facts on the colosseum and roles history
See You At Harry's
by Jo Knowles
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It was okay. Not really my style, and it was a little sad, but it was okay. I liked how it addresses homophobia in a lighter way, and that it shows how grief can very easily take control of your life.
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.
The First Time I Saw Him
by Laura Dave
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The book was good. Suspenseful. A good follow-up book.
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.
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