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Thinky thoughts
by Gwenna Laithland
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This book made me cry twice but I loved it. I love the way that Gwenna writes and the way that she thinks and portrays those thoughts
Street data
by Jamila Dugan and Shane Safir
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Great book and great ideas. Lots of data to support the claims. Student voice belongs in the classroom.
A Separate Peace
by John Knowles
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This book is a classic and I don't know why. It was overly descriptive and boring. It follows a boy in high school and his best friend as they look towards graduation to serve in the military.
Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One
by Kristen Arnett
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A completely original idea and text. I can’t say I’ve read many other texts where the MC is a clown. I just wish there was more of a storyline, but enjoyable!
The Seekers
by Doris Shannon
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This may have been the worst book I have ever finished. Marketed adms horror, it's not scary, but it's very unpleasant.
Beyond reasonable doubt
by Robert dugoni
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Good follow up to book 1. I do think the Tracy Crosswhite series is better. Not sure I will listen to the third.
The Franchise
by Thomas Elrod
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Interesting concept, but I didn’t love how it was written. Additionally, I didn’t feel like I could support many of the characters; I didn’t really like them. I still finished the book though.
Remember that day
by Mary balogh
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A crossover between two Balogh series: Westcotts and Ravenswood. Pros: really fun for longtime fans to visit with both of these large extended families again. Much of the story takes place around the annual summer fete at Ravenswood, which has played a central role in that series and which provides a natural opportunity to get everyone together. Cons: so much stage time is given to the large families that there is very little left for the central romance. It develops out of nearly nothing, and easily overcomes very “surmountable” odds.
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.
The Crying of Lot 49
by Thomas Pynchon
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Incredible novel depicting the obsession and paranoia of a morally grey heroine. Oedipa Maas demonstrates the mass hysteria of Cold War America and Pynchon inspects the psychological effects of the looming presence of secret societies.
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