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A Potion, a Powder, a Little bit of Magic or, Like Lightning in an Umbrella Storm
by Phillip Stead
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I don’t think I’ve ever read a book quite like it. I love it!

The Roaring Ridleys
by KM. Colley
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Ok but not great

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

Wait for Me
by Amy Jo Burns
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I enjoyed the book. I especially liked the music in the audio version.

The Mediterranean family table
by Angelo Acquista
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Outstanding! With detailed sections on different ages, foods, benefits, and wonderful pictures.

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.

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

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.

Reckless Girls
by Rachel Hawkins
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This book was a total miss for me. I thought there were too many loose ends and the writing fell very flat for me.

The Getaway List
by Emma Lord
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Absolute perfection for people who want to relax and get their mind off things. Might even be inspiring for some who need to figure out themselves!
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