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This inevitable ruin
by Matt Dinniman
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Super complicated and break-knock pace make this book not for the feint of heart. Still fun but the weeds grow deeper.

Crisis on Infinite Earths
by Marv Wolfman
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I'm glad I finally got around to reading this after learning so much about it over the years. It definitely still feels like a Bronze Age story. It's still got an older, kinda awkward comic booky vibe to it that I think hasn't aged as well as some other comics, but that also might just be my personal bias for newer styles. I also feel like it kinda drags a bit, especially towards the end, but overall I'm happy to have read it and gotten that frame of reference it offers to comics as a whole.

The midnight feast
by Lucy foley
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I really liked the way the story was told from the vantage point of several characters. The bird concept was ridiculous.

Unreasonable Hospitality
by Will Guidara
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Chose to read this book as an educator to apply concepts into the classroom, but walked into the text with +15 of restaurant experience myself. I took copious notes on how important it is to focus on the way we go about building relationships with each other; hospitality lives in every profession and it's our job to better understand the impact we have on that factor. Good leaders have a natural talent with an eye to detail, a vision for aspirations. However, that can blindside a person when they fail to build an empire with the team in mind first. The author writes about his own ups and downs while navigating a career as a restauranter and gracefully comes out on the other side standing, owing his prosperity to the single-handed component that he could never do without...his army, the people who constantly held his ideas to the flame and mission at the core for all they accomplished, together.

Inheritance
by Nora Roberts
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A classic Nora Roberts romance, with ghosts, and starting new lives. Sonja inherits and 200 year old mansion from an uncle she never knew existed. The only requirement is live there for three years. Not only is it haunted, it is cursed. Can she break the curse and find love?

everyone in my family has killed someone
by benjamin stevenson
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this was a fun and funny book! not many books make me laugh. it was an interesting ride, but the end fell a little flat for me.

The Someday Garden
by Ashley Poston
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Very nice book! Some light romance, a mysterious secret garden, and wonderful characters. Lovely book about a woman transforming a long neglected garden.

nothing to fear
by julie mcfadden
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this book was really helpful for me after experiencing a loved one through hospice. it helped me understand what was normal and what was not, and come to peace with that

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Molly misses her farther and while babysitting remembers her childhood. She misses playing baseball with him and living care free because now everything matters.

Bog Queen
by Anna North
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I don't have a ton to say on this. It was well enough written, but the way it approached themes of death and memory and human connection left something to be desired for me. I think that was mostly a disconnect on my part; the way it tied them together didn't work for me, but I could see another person really enjoying its approach.
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