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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.

Hotel on the corner of bitter and sweet
by Jamie ford
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I liked the characters and the time jumping in this book. A wonderful love story but not a romance.

The Passion According to G.H
by Clarice Lispector
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Lispector writes a mystical convuluted novel. It captures the descent into madness with a sharp revelation. A required reread to adequately understand the depth of powerful novel

Roverpowered
by Drew Hayes
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I love this series. It’s has a really clever world and magic system. Drew Hayes always does an excellent job at filling out his worlds

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.

Star shipped
by Cat Sebastian
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How is this a book about modern day stardom and yet towards the back half of the book we lose the fan insight all together. You’re telling me there’s NOTHING about them coming out, or fans speculating the relationship or ANYTHING??? We focus more on familial relationships and a discord server than anything else. Pmo.

The hobbit
by J. R. R. Tolkien
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Oh my goodness. First of all, Andy, the narrator is fabulous. However, I couldn’t follow it for anything. I tried. I appreciate the popularity, but it’s not for me.

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.

Bog Queen
by Anna North
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I don't have a ton to say on this. It was well enough written, but the way it approached themes of death and memory and human connection left something to be desired for me. I think that was mostly a disconnect on my part; the way it tied them together didn't work for me, but I could see another person really enjoying its approach.

Remain
by Nicholas Sparks
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With two famous names on the cover I felt the need to try it. However, what a very mid level text. No twists or surprises?? I felt like I was waiting for something the whole time- but never got it.
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