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One of my favorite books ever, The Girl Who Threw Butterflies by Mick Cochrane. This novel is about a girl, Molly, who just lost her dad as an eighth grader. He taught her how to play baseball, with her mom lost in catalogs she makes a decision. Molly tries out for the baseball team and makes it with the pitch her dad taught her when she was little, a knuckleball or the butterfly ball.

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.

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.

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Molly wants her mother to feel bad that she has never cared for her. Molly has to make her own dinner every night and most of the time she just won’t make any food and eat something like cold carrots

The Butler
by Clare Mackintosh
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Nice quick mystery read that'll have you going through the clues and red herrings in real time with the butler himself.

everyone in my family has killed someone
by benjamin stevenson
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this was a fun and funny book! not many books make me laugh. it was an interesting ride, but the end fell a little flat for me.

Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One
by Kristen Arnett
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A completely original idea and text. I can’t say I’ve read many other texts where the MC is a clown. I just wish there was more of a storyline, but enjoyable!

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.

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?

Faker
by Gordon Kormon
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This book is definitely one of my favorites! It is a quick read, but an amazing and heartfelt story!
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