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Gossip girl. It was crazy and fun it was like I was really there I also liked how there is a show too.

Twerp
by Mark goldblatt
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This book was well-written. I was pleasantly surprised. The character development was believable and interesting. The storyline was entertaining. There were meaningful little takeaways throughout the book, and l enjoyed reading it.

Her cold justice
by Robert dugoni
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This is the third book in the series. I thought it was the best one. I’m really starting to enjoy the key characters.

Hidden Nature
by Nora Roberts
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The newest Nora Roberts does not disappoint. Natural Resource officer must solve a mystery while recovering in her childhood home. When she meets newcomer to town, will she find love as well?

Love In The Time Of Serial Killers
by Alicia Thompson
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This novel is about a woman who loves reading about true crime. She moves into her recently passed father’s home for a little bit to help get rid of everything. She thinks her neighbor might be a serial killer but soon falls in love with him.

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Revenge of the wannabe’s ,was good so far I loved how it was like I was in the book and loved the characters .

Random Harvest
by James Hilton
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Love the 1942 movie version and finally got around to reading the book. Fascinating because it’s the exact same story but the movie tells it in chronological order while the book keeps the protagonist’s “memory loss” years from the reader until the very end.

His & Hers
by Alice Feeny
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The multiple twists at the end did get me! I can see why this has been made into other media. Overall I enjoyed it!

The Spellshop
by Sarah Beth Durst
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Delightfully cozy romantic fantasy about a magical librarian and her talking plant who find their way in a new island community.

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.
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