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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.

Slaying the vampire conqueror
by Clarissa Broadbent
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Every book in this series gets better and better! Hope to see these 2 characters in the following duet.

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 Court of Silver Flames
by Sarah J. Maas
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While this is the longest of Maas's ACoTaR, I found it to also be the most engaging. I felt like some of the previous books, except perhaps the first one, struggled to find a good balance between the romance and fantasy elements, especially when getting into the fantasy war material. But this one, for me at least, found a really strong middleground between them, contrasting back and forth in a way that kept me on board throughout its runtime. But then, I might just be biased because Nesta starts off wildly toxic and self-destructive and I'm a sucker for that kind of character arc.

Holiday Ever After
by Hannah Grace
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A sweet small town romance. It was giving Hallmark movie vibes with more spice… Enjoyable, predictable, but exactly what you’d expect. I enjoyed it!

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.

The Other Wes Moore
by Wes Moore
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I really wish we saw a more direct comparison between the lives of the two men. What an interesting premise!

Last Target
by Nora Roberts
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As usual, Roberts does family and friends well. I enjoyed the couples and relationships, but the plot was more JD Robb than I'd prefer with the level of violence.

Fever Dream
by Samanta Schweblin
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This is more on me than the book, but I just never really got into it. The horror elements were great, I just didn’t feel it this time.

The Keeper Of Lonely Spirits
by E.M. Anderson
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It's lonely to live forever. Peter has lost everyone who ever meant something to him. He spends his time as a ghost hunter, separate from the living until he comes to a new town and starts to connect to the people there. A cozy queer romance/suspense novel about grief, found family, and redemption.
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