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Deer Run Home
by Ann Clare LeZotte
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I think the author chose an important story to tell, and she did it in a gentle and aesthetic manner. It’s good to know ahead of time the content warning. I didn’t, and I’m a highly sensitive reader, so I have mixed feelings about the book. I did learn more about deaf culture, so I appreciate that.

Farm to Trouble
by Amanda Flower
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My opinion is that this was a very traditional cozy mystery. The murder was solved and explained but I was disappointed that the future of the farm wasn't resolved.

Atmosphere
by Taylor Jenkins Reid
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What an emotional read! I enjoyed every page of this book. This is the third book of hers that I’ve read because I really like TJR’s writing style.

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

The Measure
by Nikki Erlick
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This is a slightly dystopian novel set in current time. The book is about the people being able to find out how long they have to live. The author followed how typical people coped in their normal everyday live The book was interesting, but it could have been more exciting.

Dress Coded
by Carrie Firestone
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This book is good because it teaches teens about how girls bodies are seen differently than boys are. In this novel a girl named Molly frost makes a podcast defending the girls. More specifically a girl named Olivia who got dress coded for wearing spaghetti straps. She was told that because of this, the school camping trip was canceled for all of eighth grade. This made the school hate her but Molly brought some attention to it.

Flesh
by David Szalay
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This won last year's Booker Prize. Detached POV with a sad story of disconnection for a person whose life seems to end up where it started--alone

Walden
by Henry D Thoreau
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As challenging as it was to read, I enjoyed it. More, because I feel accomplished after completing it. After all it is a classic. It gives good insight to the man/ the author. He is simple but intelligent. He is a loner, for the most part, self reliant, a conservationist. He would rather live simply, be poor not rich monetarily. He is observant of nature and appreciative of it.

The Last Thing He Told Me
by Laura Dave
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It really kept my interest. I read it in one day. It doesn't end how you hope it will. It is more of a practical ending than a fairy tale ending.

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.
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