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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.

The Divorce
by Frieda McFadden
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Classic Frieda McFadden book. Was it silly, predictable, and a bit over the top? Of course! But as always it was a good quick thriller. This one was not my favorite, but also not the worst of hers! Very middle of the road.

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.

The Jellyfish Problem
by Tessa Yang
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It is a creative topic. I was entertained and learned about jellyfish as well. If you liked the book Remarkably Bright Creatures I think you will also like this book.

The Queen’s Necklace
by Adrienne Chinn
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I am such an Anne Boleyn fan! So I’m glad I finally got to read this. I enjoyed the parallel stories of sisterhood through time. However, I didn’t care much for the other drama with the main character. I might be biased but Anne wasn’t portrayed well either. I’m not sure how much was based on history, as it is hard to know the truth - but I like to believe Anne was better than that!

Project Hail Mary
by Andy Weir
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Wow.. I am so late to this game but am I glad I read this. I never thought I would enjoy a sci fi book so much. Am I supposed to be happy or sad by the ending?? Unclear! I believe the hype. This was fantastic

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Gossip girl, it had a lot of drama and lot of plot twist there were lots of good characters and good parts.

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?

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 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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