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No One Gets To Fall Apart
by Sarah LaBrie
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Did not like it at all!!!

Home
by Toni Morrison
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Bittersweet—-Heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time. The cruelty of societal racism (especially by the very wealthy) that the characters had to bear was painfully sad to read, but the simple joys in life that they held onto and finding home” was heartwarming. Morrison was able tell the story in a beautiful poetic way.

Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy
by Tui T Sutherland
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My daughter begged me to read this and I’m glad I did! I certainly enjoyed this! A great tale with some tense moments!

The Last Letter
by Rebecca Yarros
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Amazing book. Warning this book will rip your heart out.

Starter Villain
by John Scalzi
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Surprisingly funny with good banter and witty observations. Easy read.

Simon and the Better Bone
by Corey R. Tabor
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Simon meets a dog that has a bone better than his. The trick is... this bone belongs to Simon's reflection! Funny story that leans toward acceptance.

She's Come Undone
by Wally Lamb
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Delores Price has an unusual life with multiple ups and downs. She is an unloved fatty who hurts herself, a mental case who realizes (after many years) that she can love and be loved. This is not my favorite book of Lamb but is worth reading.

The Nightingale
by Kristen Hannah
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A beautifully tragic book about two sisters navigating life through WW2, their journey and the bravery they displayed during an unimaginable time. This story will give you all the feels and a heart warming ending

Death By Chocolate Malted Milkshake
by Sarah Graves
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Once again, Sarah Graves tells a story that is intriguing and and thoughtful, while adding some humor between the two main characters, Jake and Ellie. Her writing makes the reader truly think about how? what? why? On to the next one!

The Skull
by Jon Klassen
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This book is recommended for grade 1 - 4, ages 6-9. It is formatted as a chapter book. I thought it was dark for a children's book. I've read this author before and he often has an unusual twist in his stories. I felt like a 6 year would be a little scared after reading this book. I would recommend for older kids.
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