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the compound
by aisling rawle
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i really enjoyed this book! i was captivated by the characters (they are all unlikable) and their motives and actions.

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.

Wild Dark Shore
by Charlotte McConaghy
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Part futuristic dystopian story, part literary suspense, this story shifts points of view giving the reader a fully realized story of people at the edge of a crumbling world.

The Gardener's Plot
by Deborah J Benoit
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It is a true cozy mystery. The small town setting the amateur sleuth, and even the local diner. I was able to figure out who was the murderer. It kept my attention, although I do like a little more suspense.

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.

A Court of Silver Flames
by Sarah J. Maas
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While this is the longest of Maas's ACoTaR, I found it to also be the most engaging. I felt like some of the previous books, except perhaps the first one, struggled to find a good balance between the romance and fantasy elements, especially when getting into the fantasy war material. But this one, for me at least, found a really strong middleground between them, contrasting back and forth in a way that kept me on board throughout its runtime. But then, I might just be biased because Nesta starts off wildly toxic and self-destructive and I'm a sucker for that kind of character arc.

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”.

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Lonnie came to Molly’s house just to play catch together in her yard. They end up playing a little and then sitting on the deck. They talk about how they both miss their dads. Molly likes how she can relate to him in that way.

Mirror
by Nora Roberts
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Satisfying sequel to the Inheritance. The relationships intensify as they learn more about the history of the ghosts living in the mansion.

The Bottomless Cup
by Kevin Boehm
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Great memoir, Kevin's story was a wonderful read. Happy to have dinner at many of his establishments, and watched him and Rob grow Boka Resturant Group. Cheers!
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