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Great Big Beautiful Life
by Emily Henry
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This is the second book that I have read of Emily Henry's. I enjoyed them both. It is not a sappy romance novel. It has two storylines running through it that converge at the end. There was a twist that I didn't see coming. It kept my attention, it was a fast read.
A Deadly Inside Scoop
by Abby Collette
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The ice cream flavors were more interesting to me than this book. The story just never took off… guess I won’t be reading the rest of the series.
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.
Natural Barn Killer
by Amanda Flower
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This whole book series kept me on my toes the whole read. Flower did a great job keeping the suspense high and keeping readers on edge to figure out the mystery.
Matched
by Ally Condie
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This was a “nostalgia” read for a summer book challenge. As a middle school teacher I can totally recommend it to my students. However, for book one of a series I personally needed more towards the end to make me want to read book 2. Too much of a slow burn!
Don’t stand too close to a naked man
by Tim allen
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This is a comedy book but does have some profanity so might not be for everyone. It does have some sensitive topics.
Street data
by Jamila Dugan and Shane Safir
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Great book and great ideas. Lots of data to support the claims. Student voice belongs in the classroom.
Hang the Moon
by Jeanette Walls
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Quite a bit of death but strong characters. Many twists but the women ended up being the power house in the end. Infidelity, money and struggle for power.
the river of caregiving
by jocelyn chung
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this book warmed my heart and encouraged me about caregiving during a moment of burnout. it helped me feel more connected.
The Once and Future Queen
by Paula Lafferty
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A fun and engaging re-imagining of Arthurian legend, I found myself quite enjoying this book. I especially found Vera's perspective and constant struggle with her sense of inadequacy to be well-balanced with her drive and strength of personality. She's undoubtedly a fish out of water in this story, and is constantly learning/receiving help from others, but she has a strong voice and refuses to be passive in her decision-making. This is highlighted by her varied and very distinct dynamics with the supporting cast. If there was one thing I'd have liked to see more, it would have been the inclusion of more female characters, because, despite how enjoyable Vera as a character is to read, I feel like the story and world would benefit from giving her more women to interact with and talk to. I'll still be checking out the followup when it comes out, and hope we get more women in that one.
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