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Theo of Golden
by Allen Levi
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Fable-like story of art and kindness. I had heard so much about this book I wasn't sure what to expect. I listened to the audio version and the reader did a great job.

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Revenge of the wannabes. It was really good I liked how it was nice and mean and took me a while so I liked it.

The core of an onion
by Mark Kurlansky
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An easy read. I liked it more than I thought I would due to all of the history included in this book about the onion. There are some unique and ancient recipes in this book that I hope to try.

Inheritance
by Nora Roberts
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A classic Nora Roberts romance, with ghosts, and starting new lives. Sonja inherits and 200 year old mansion from an uncle she never knew existed. The only requirement is live there for three years. Not only is it haunted, it is cursed. Can she break the curse and find love?

Lula dean’s library of banned books
by Kirsten miller
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I actually really liked the flow of the book from character to character. The language was a little too rough for me, though. She could’ve done without.

Kings of B'More
by R. Eric Thomas
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A touching novel following two queer black teens in Baltimore. I read this book as a potential highschool classroom reading book, and it holds potential to be a great recommendation for a student but lacks in full classroom applicability.

Life on the bridge
by Kaelynn Partlow
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Kaelynn does an incredible job of saying it like it is while also being kind and considerate. While sometimes her wording is overly clunky, I really appreciate how much she packed into this book! It helped me better understand myself so that I can better advocate for myself and others on the spectrum.

Just Ask Elsie
by Ari Koontz
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This is a very cute, quick read that doesn't shy away from difficult themes about changing bodies or challenges queer people face in their lives, both internally and externally. I wasn't sure where the book was going to go, but it ended up being more about right to free speech and sex education than I was expecting, which worked in its favor. Definitely a good, maybe even important read for kids in that tween age range, as it approaches both puberty and standing up for one's rights (through the lens of tween perspective) in a respectful, but still entertaining manner.

We burned so bright
by TJ Klune
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Not your typical end of the world tale. Don & Rodney spend their last month remembering the life they built together, fulfilling a promise, and meeting others along the way who are seeking meaning as the world ends. A poignant story of love and purpose.

Percy Jackson and the Lightning Theif
by Rick Riordan
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Percy and Grover's friendship is so sweet and Annabeth is the best, I love the way all the characters are portrayed
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