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Everyone is lying to you
by Jo piazza
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This was a Good listen. I enjoyed all three of the female narrators. And I had some interesting twists and turns. I will definitely give this author another shot.
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.
Slaying the vampire conqueror
by Clarissa Broadbent
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Every book in this series gets better and better! Hope to see these 2 characters in the following duet.
Mad Mabel
by Sally Hepworth
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This was worth my long library hold wait! Stick with it. The character development was everything. I loved this, I truly wish it was longer!
The open era
by Edward schmit
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This main character was incredibly unlikable. Although marketed as a romance it was more-so an immature young adult refusing to listen to his family with a romance subplot near the end.
Kings of B'More
by R. Eric Thomas
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A touching novel following two queer black teens in Baltimore. I read this book as a potential highschool classroom reading book, and it holds potential to be a great recommendation for a student but lacks in full classroom applicability.
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Revenge of the wannabe’s ,was good so far I loved how it was like I was in the book and loved the characters .
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Molly misses her farther and while babysitting remembers her childhood. She misses playing baseball with him and living care free because now everything matters.
Crisis on Infinite Earths
by Marv Wolfman
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I'm glad I finally got around to reading this after learning so much about it over the years. It definitely still feels like a Bronze Age story. It's still got an older, kinda awkward comic booky vibe to it that I think hasn't aged as well as some other comics, but that also might just be my personal bias for newer styles. I also feel like it kinda drags a bit, especially towards the end, but overall I'm happy to have read it and gotten that frame of reference it offers to comics as a whole.
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I read Right Back At You, and it is such a good book! 5/5??????????! It was a sweet story with the connection between two kids in different time periods that desperately needed a friend. The book represents the meaning of a true friend, and shows that friends can be found in the most unlikely ways! This is one of my favorites, and I think it delivers a great message about friendship!
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