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Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power
by Jon Meacham
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Jon Meacham portrays Jefferson not as an aloof, dispassionate philosopher, but as a masterful, pragmatic politician. The book explores how Jefferson brilliantly navigated turbulent partisanship and compromised his strict ideological dogmas to build America into a continental power. The most eye-opening part of this book about Jefferson was that he addresses the profound contradictions in Jefferson’s life, particularly his stance on slavery. Though Jefferson recognized the moral evil of slavery, he owned slaves and had a long-term sexual relationship with Sally Hemings. The book tackles this duality to create a more human and complex portrait of the Founding Father. My reading focus for 2026 has been a deep dive back into American history. Re-learning these stories has been incredibly rewarding, and it’s a journey I plan to continue long after the year ends.

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 ..

The Red Pyramid
by Rick Riordan
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I love this book series, and the first one is definitely one of my favorites. I love the adventure and mythology in this one, and how it shows how every god or goddess has done villainous things, as well as heroic things. I would definitely recommend this book series to someone who is a fan of Rick Riordan's other books.

Clean Food
by Terry Walters
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Her best book on Clean eating. Wonderful information at the beginning of the book!

Out of my mind
by Sharon M Draper
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“Thoughts need words. Words need a voice.”

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.

not quite dead yet
by holly jackson
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not as good a Freida McFadden but pretty good psychological thriller

Whatever After - Abby in Neverland
by Sarah Mlynowski
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I love this whole series!! This book was really good!

The Leaving Room
by Amber McBride
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I really liked this book. I think it was beautiful and the twist ending was perfect. Even after the book is done, it leaves room for further questioning and thought.

Twelve
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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This book was okay, it wasn’t the way I would have wanted the series to turn out.
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