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TBH, This May Be TMI
by Lisa Greenwald
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I really liked this book. It is probably one of my favorites in the TBH series!

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.

Froggy: A Pond Full of Pals!
by Paige Walshe
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I really liked this book because it is SO CUTE!!!! It is a must-read if you like reading about animals and you like reading graphic novels. Froggy inspires me to explore the unknown :)

My Dearest Friend
by Nancy Thayer
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Complex friendships and personal growth among college professors, staff and students in Vermont. Interesting view of various values and behaviors.

Golden Girl
by Reem Faruqi
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This book was really good! It was heartwarming and sweet. I don’t usually love novels in verse which is why this book was only 4 stars, but it was still incredible!

The Cliffs
by J.Courtney Sullivan
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I loved this book. It brought history and love together in a haunting tale of hope ..

Only Mostly Devastated
by Sophie Gonzales
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I think the book was good, it just didn’t entirely feel like a real teenager, more like an adult trying to write what they perceived a teen to be. I thought it was a cute queer romance, but sometimes it didn’t feel fully fleshed out. Overall I would recommend it as a lighthearted quick read for those who can get past the less than real depictions in it.

The Prince and the Dressmaker
by Jen Wang
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It was a pretty good book. It follows Prince Sebastian, a prince who, while his parents are looking for a bride, is hiding his secret life from everyone. At night, he puts on beautiful dresses as Lady Crystallia, the hottest fashion icon. His secret weapon is Frances, a brilliant dressmaker and one of two people who know Sebastian's secret: sometimes he likes wearing dresses. But Frances has brilliant dreams, and part of being a secret weapon is staying secret. How long can she protect Sebastian if that means deterring her dreams? This book is a great one about identity, friendship, young love, and family.

I Must Say
by Martin Short
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Hilarious, poignant and heartbreaking all at the same time!

Snow
by John Banville
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This book was too slight, too predictable, to recommend. Banville has a wonderful way with a turn of phrase but that is as much credit as I can give him. Every single chapter features the main character meeting a new character, having a single conversation with them, then leaving. Usually in a single location. Saw the end of the book coming from the first pages. Kind of a bummer.
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