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How to catch a murder
by Danielle Valentine
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I liked That you only knew who the murderer was till the end so the author left you in suspense and It was puzzling

Lights out
by navessa allen
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dnfed really bad

Deep Secrets
by Nikki Smith
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Quick read and a fresh spin on a Titanic novel. Really enjoyed getting to know these characters and discover the secrets they kept buried for so many unique reasons.

story of my life
by Lucy
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Very sweet book, the right amount of spice!

The Empress of Salt and Fortune
by Nghi Vo
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While I liked the overall tone of the book, much of it I could not fully appreciate, as much of it was implied. Once I finished to book and went to look it up, I saw that there was a whole lot of the story that I did not get. If I need a lot of a book explained after the fact, then the author did not do a very good job.

Foot Book Dr. Suess
by Dr Seuss Books
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I thought this book was silly!

Every Heart A Doorway
by Seanan McGuire
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YA book with LGBTQ theme

The Vampire Diaries: The Awakening
by L. J. Smith
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Highly recommended

Morality for Beautiful Girls
by Alexander McCall Smith
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Excellent book and this book is really three stories in one. As with all the “#1 Ladies Detective Agency” books, the setting is Botswana and the title story centers around finding a beauty contestant who is morally sound. Also, we see Mr. J.L. B. Matekoni struggle with a personal challenge, and Mma Makutsi does outstandingly well in a new role. To read these books and know these characters is to love them and Botswana.

Red Car Green Car Book
by Roger Priddy
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Fun colors (and shades) to learn, tabs to pull, familiar objects to point to (and eventually name), we highly recommend this book. Loved it as a board book in late infancy and well into the toddler years.
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