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The Goddess Of Warsaw
by Lisa Barr
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The book was slow to start, but I loved it! I love a strong female character, and she truly delivered. WWII historical fiction is one of my favorite genres. Although the ending was a bit far fetched, overall I found the book entertaining and exciting!

Funny Story
by Emily Henry
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Predictable light summer read

Lights out
by navessa allen
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dnfed really bad

Goodbye Stranger
by Rebecca Stead
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This coming of age story has strong themes including growing up and fitting into your own skin, along with integrity and friendship withstanding difficulties. It is a great book for anyone looking for a good read with a fantastic storyline, different points-of-views, and overall emotional resonance.

Let's Play A Book About Making Friends
by Amanda mccardie
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Nice little book illustrating and explaining different ways to make and maintain friendships. Started some good conversations with my almost 5 year old

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

Lord of the flies
by William Golding
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Golding’s usage of so many literary devices is phenomenally well done. I also absolutely adore the themes on danger of mob mentality and how easy it is to fall into a mindset that lacks individual thinking. Enjoyable read.

Happy Place
by Emily
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I have come to really enjoy Henry’s books when I need a lighter read that still has some real substance. This was truly a good book about two people who love each other but can’t get out of their own way to be together. My only problem was that, as a non-linear novel, both the current events and past events both contained dialogue, which, since I did it as an audio book, I felt made it harder to keep track of the time frame than if only the current time has the dialogue.

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

Montauk
by Nicola Harris
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Overall a good book. The beginning is a bit dry with focus on the lives and habits of the rich people who come out from the city to summer at Montauk, but as the book continues you see beneath their superficiality. One woman, Beatrice initially driven by her own unhappiness and later by her true love of the people of Montauk and of one person in particular, begins to assert herself and make real changes both in life and in the community. The ending is great and is unexpected.
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