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Rainbow Cottage
by Grace Livingston Hill
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First published in 1934 As a longtime fan of Grace Livingston Hill, I found this book to be rollicking good fun! It contained nearly all of GLH’s signature elements: adventure, a heinous villain, a nasty worldly “villainess,” a “lost heiress” type mystery complete with an ancient Scottish castle, a near-drowning in the encroaching tide during a violent storm, a pilot with his own private plane, life on the shore, and at the very end, the miraculous homecoming of a prodigal son followed by a wedding under the titular rainbow. ?? How did she combine all these elements and make it reasonably coherent? Very fun.

Dress Coded
by Carrie Firestone
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This book is good because it teaches teens about how girls bodies are seen differently than boys are. In this novel a girl named Molly frost makes a podcast defending the girls. More specifically a girl named Olivia who got dress coded for wearing spaghetti straps. She was told that because of this, the school camping trip was canceled for all of eighth grade. This made the school hate her but Molly brought some attention to it.

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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”.

Remain
by Nicholas Sparks
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With two famous names on the cover I felt the need to try it. However, what a very mid level text. No twists or surprises?? I felt like I was waiting for something the whole time- but never got it.

Lollapalooza the uncensored story of alternative rock’s wildest festival
by Richard bienstock and tom beaujour
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Took a while to finish, but I’m glad I did. A great retelling of the history of Lolla, alternative music and how it all has evolved into the festival we know today.

The Someday Garden
by Ashley Poston
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Very nice book! Some light romance, a mysterious secret garden, and wonderful characters. Lovely book about a woman transforming a long neglected garden.

Ballad of songbirds and snakes
by Suzanne Collins
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This is a very interesting look into the early life of President Snow. His inner monologue reveals his true motivations for his actions.

Twenty Something Else
by Stephanie Mack
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Really enjoyed this book about a woman, Sutton, who is turning forty. See what happens when she questions whether she has made the correct choices in life. What would you do if you had a 2nd chance at how your life is lived.

The Midnight Library
by Matt Haig
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Great story of suspense, imagination and hope. It's part fantasy, part nightmare, part fable. Highly recommended.

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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