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The Worst Ronin
by Maggie Tokuda-Hall
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Read this for my YA Book Club coming up. I've read a couple of Tokuda-Hall's books, and this one is just as enjoyable as her previous works. She has a real knack for writing rude, but endearing characters. The character work on display here was heightened by the incredible (and at times adorable) artwork. Themes of vengeance and loss run up against one another to really make one consider the roles both play in our lives.

One golden summer
by Carley fortune
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The perfect summer romance. I loved this book and read it in one sitting. So happy to have Charlie’s story! Hope this series continues.

Cold As Hell
by Kelley Armstrong
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Another compelling thriller set at Haven's Rock. Detective Casey and her husband Eric must use their wits to figure out who is kidnapping women in their remote Alaskan refuge.

The Spellshop
by Sarah Beth Durst
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Delightfully cozy romantic fantasy about a magical librarian and her talking plant who find their way in a new island community.

Street data
by Jamila Dugan and Shane Safir
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Great view on education. Thoughtful ways to get student voice and agency in the classroom. I will be using this.

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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.

Farm to Trouble
by Amanda Flower
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It was okay, nothing earthshaking. I did enjoy the northern Michigan setting. The audiobook narrator was not that great. Interestingly, she was excellent with the supporting character voices, but the narrative itself felt very flat.

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Molly had a dream about her father, it looked like he was alive but he was just out of reach. She ended up making the baseball team but Loyd still doesn’t like her.

The Lost Story of Via Belle
by Melanie Dobson
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I enjoyed this story which had mystery and intrigue. The story covers two timelines which end up colliding in the end.

Love In The Time Of Serial Killers
by Alicia Thompson
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This novel is about a woman who loves reading about true crime. She moves into her recently passed father’s home for a little bit to help get rid of everything. She thinks her neighbor might be a serial killer but soon falls in love with him.
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