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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.

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.

Dork diaries
by Rachel Renée Russell
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This book is about a middle school girl who is bullied. She is in drama and likes a boy. This story is teen girl’s diary about her life.

Nantucket Neighbors
by Pamela Kelley
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This is my second book in the Plum Cove series and the author does a great job of deepening the plot and relationships. A perfect summer novel.

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.

nothing to fear
by julie mcfadden
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this book was really helpful for me after experiencing a loved one through hospice. it helped me understand what was normal and what was not, and come to peace with that

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.

The Nantucket Inn
by Pamela Kelley
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Great blend of cozy mystery and drama. A great summer/beach read. Kelley brings great depth to her characters and story line - so much so that I am now reading the second book in the Nantucket series.

The hobbit
by J. R. R. Tolkien
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Oh my goodness. First of all, Andy, the narrator is fabulous. However, I couldn’t follow it for anything. I tried. I appreciate the popularity, but it’s not for me.

Six Scorched Roses
by Carissa Broadbent
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I loved this novella! I wish it was longer. Great short story about Vale and Lilith. I finished it in one sitting.
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