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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.

All Systems Red
by Martha Wells
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Fun and breezy! Can't complain.

Fahrenheit 451
by Ray Bradbury
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I love Bradbury and I can’t believe I haven’t read this book until now. It was wonderful. He has such an insight into how the population can be lead to their own demise simply be wanting everything to be quick and easy and information only to be positive. Although written in 1953, it is frightening to see many of societies’ tendencies, particularly the desire for information to be quick and easy with no room for thought or discussion, to be seen in today’s society.

I Am Ozzy
by Ozzy Osbourne
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Ozzy writes about his life includes photos, Black Sabbath memories and more musician

Irish Thoroughbred
by Nora Roberts
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This book is a story about a young Irish girl who loses her family and has to come to America to live with her uncle who works on a horse farm. While she easily adjusts to life on a horse farm, she has trouble with people being nice to her and wanting to help her; these are things she has never been exposed to. Most of all, she has trouble with her feelings for the farm’s owner. Enough said!

Girl, Under Oath
by John Ellsworth
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Quick read with lots of twists.

The Wicked King
by Holly Black
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Loved the suspense of Judes schemes coming into action. Such a thrilling books with plot twists everywhere!

Monkeys
by Susan Minot
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It says, on the front cover of this book, that it is a novel. If it is, then it just barely is. It reads more like a group of short stories with the same characters. It lacks the cohesiveness. And even from section to section, there is rarely any resolution of closure to the situation discussed. In one of the first stories, the children and their mother are all hiding from the father when he comes in. but he does not go looking for them, and just sits down. He children and the mother wait for a while and that’s where the section ends. I had to go back and reread the end as I thought I missed something. And, unfortunately I did not really enjoy the stories either.

The Berenstain Bears And The Messy Room
by Stan And Jan Berenstain
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Diminutive towards women

Rose Madder
by Stephen King
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In typical King style, this book combines real life with fantasy, and what King does best here is to blur the line between these two. The book starts out brutally, with a woman suffering the beatings of her husband, but when she decides to finally leave, she could not have imagined what will await her, both very good and very bad. I really liked this book.
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