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Clean Food
by Terry Walters
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Wonderful clean eating health tips and interesting recipes.

Woman Down
by Colleen Hoover
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Not my favorite Colleen Hoover book. It had a great twist but it wasn’t her typical sit on the edge of your seat book.

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.

Outsider kids
by Betty C. Tang
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Good

The Housemaid is Watching
by Freida McFadden
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The final book in the series was just okay. I definitely would not read it if I was trying not to finish the series. It was more of the same story line and the twist to me felt rushed at the end and just not jiving with what I felt like the story should have revealed.

The stationary shop
by Marian Kanali
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One of the most romantic books I read.. It reminded me of home, of the smell of my beloved Ashrafieh.. although my love and I built our lives in the US but I an immigrant from a country torn by war and I identified so much with the main character!!! Loved it!!!

Happy Place
by Emily Henry
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My first Emily Henry book, felt transported to summer in Maine!

You Should See Me In A Crown
by Leah Johnson
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This book was really good. It follows Liz Lighty who has a solid plan to escape her stupid small and prom obsessed midwestern town. She intends on attending Pennington College, play in their famous orchestra, and become a doctor. But then, the financial aid she needed unexpectedly falls through, she's crushed. Until she remembers the school's scholorship for prom king and queen. Liz would rather do almost anything else, but she'll do it for Pennington. The only thing that gets her through is Mack, the new girl. But she's also competing for prom queen. But, falling for the competition could either help or hurt her dreams. I loved it. It was really sweet, a little bit funny, and just overall great.

The Culting of America: What Makes a Cult and Why We Love Them
by Danielle Mestyanek Young and Amy Reed
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This is an incredibly important book in understanding what is going on in the world today.

The Pillowman
by Martin McDonagh
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Wonderful play. It is hard to imagine how it could even be successfully staged. Very funny, very disturbing, very dark. Keep the children away and enjoy it as an adult.
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