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I read Right Back At You, and it is such a good book! 5/5??????????! It was a sweet story with the connection between two kids in different time periods that desperately needed a friend. The book represents the meaning of a true friend, and shows that friends can be found in the most unlikely ways! This is one of my favorites, and I think it delivers a great message about friendship!
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 first time I saw him
by Laura david
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Great sequel to the book The last thing he told me. It kept my attention. I read it quickly because I wanted to know how it ended. I highly recommend these two books. The storyline is believable, and the characters are likable, even the bad guys.
One golden summer
by Carley fortune
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The perfect summer romance. I loved this book and read it in one sitting. So happy to have Charlie’s story! Hope this series continues.
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.
To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before
by Jenny Han
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When kitty accidentally sent out Lara Jeans personal love letters LJ chose to fake date Peter. She needs to make Josh think she’s moved on and Peter needs to make his ex jealous.
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.
Mad mabel
by Sally hepworth
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Really different. I fell in love with Mabel. There were some definite twists and turns that I didn’t see coming.
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This story is called Dress Coded by Carrie Firestone. It is about Molly Fisher, a girl who wants to make a difference in the way her school sees people. Specifically the girls, her school targets the girls if their shorts are too short of their body is “distracting”.
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