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Is this heaven, the magic of field of dreams
by Brett mandel
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This book will interest anyone who likes field of dreams movie. The author interviewed people at field of dreams movie site in Iowa. The people told him why they visited the movie site.

Colored Television
by Danzy Senna
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This was witty and thought provoking! Credit due there - some of it may be a bit slow for me. And I had a hard time caring for the characters as much as I was thinking about the conversation being had. I did like the ending, any other “win” would have been unrealistic.

Homegrown Herb Garden
by Lisa Baker Morgan and Ann McCormick
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A fun book about growing herbs and how to cook with herbs you grow in your garden. Recipes are not to complicated, photos of the foods and herbs are beautiful. The opening section on growing herbs is my favorite part of this book.

Ungifted
by Gordon Kormon
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I rate this book 5/5 ??????????stars! It was a very good and exciting book! I liked the message in the book that was about how you don’t have to be gifted to make an impact on people’s lives. This book is a story about a kid who gets stuck in a school for gifted kids, and he learns that even though he is much different from the other students, he may just end up being what the school has needed all along, someone “normal”.

Hot Desk
by Laura Dickerman
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A fine book, but it wasn’t what I expected it to be. I was anticipating something a lot lighter, but it touched on more serious topics.

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

Her deadly game
by Robert dugoni
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Book 1 in the series. I always love Saskia as a narrator. Not sure I would have liked the book as much without her.

Better Than a Duke
by Suzanne Enoch
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Very enjoyable classic historical romance! Includes two precocious , lovable children who are also viewpoint characters. I listened to the audiobook from Hoopla and the dual narrators were excellent.

Sister, Maiden, Monster
by Lucy Snyder
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This was a super weird cosmic/body horror pandemic fiction with a healthy dash of queer diversity. I think I enjoyed it? If nothing else, I was unsettled and morbidly curious to find out what happens next. I feel like it's something that would require a second pass to really dissect any stand-out themes, and I'm not sure if I found it interesting enough to want to revisit it in the future.

on grief and grieving
by david kessler
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this was a helpful book for me as i was newly grieving my grandpa. the stories were helpful, understanding, and soothing while being very honest
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