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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.

The Gardener's Plot
by Deborah J Benoit
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It is a true cozy mystery. The small town setting the amateur sleuth, and even the local diner. I was able to figure out who was the murderer. It kept my attention, although I do like a little more suspense.

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!

Twenty Something Else
by Stephanie Mack
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Really enjoyed this book about a woman, Sutton, who is turning forty. See what happens when she questions whether she has made the correct choices in life. What would you do if you had a 2nd chance at how your life is lived.

Lessons in Chemistry
by Bonnie Garmus
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Brilliantly crafted story around an era in which women were shunned for being intelligent, talented, and eager. The protagonist, however, defies these notions as she assertedly works toward her own success, one in which involves a lost love, a spirited dog, and chauvinistic figures who try to suppress her aspirations. A book worth reading, and a show created to see this story come to life.

The coworker
by Frieda mcfadden
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I love Frieda McFadden books, they are hard to stop reading until finished. I definitely recommend reading the coworker.

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.

burnout
by emily nagoski
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there were a few things i found really helpful when it comes to burnout so im glad i read this. i found some of the language cringe though

Against The Grain
by Peter Lovesey
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Now I am curious about the other books in the series. Since obviously this is the last one. This one was interesting and was able to stand alone., but I felt like I missed out on a lot of the history.

How to Survive in Medieval England
by Toni Mount
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This book tackles different life skills needed to survive during the Middle Ages in England. I especially enjoyed learning about using medicinal plants for healing sickness back then.
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