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How Not To Hate Your Husband After Kids
by Jancee Dunn
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I really enjoyed her practical advice on the division of labor across household tasks. She explained how to effectively communicate with parnters.

A Gentleman Under The Mistletoe
by Grace Burrowes
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This is my favorite so far in this enjoyable series. It’s a Christmas story so the mystery is fun and harmless (who is the Secret Santa?), and we see a lot more of Lord Julian’s mother and their warming relationship.

Beach Read
by Emily Henry
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I thought it was good. I love Julia Whelan as a narrator so she made it even better. A little predictable, but very likable character ms.

The Vanderbeekers Ever After
by Karina Yan Glaser
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Excellent final(?) installment in this series for middle-grade readers that I’ve enjoyed as an adult! It is a 21st-century version of fun, wholesome children’s books by Elizabeth Enright or Beverly Cleary, with lots of nods to children’s classics. Trigger warning: serious childhood illness

Painting The Moon
by Traci Borum
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Sweet meandering story about an American young woman settling into an inherited cottage in the Cotswolds. Nothing earth shattering, but an easy and pleasant read. First in a series.

Red, White & Royal Blue
by Casey McQuiston
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A fun and dreamy romance about the prince of England and the First Son falling in love with each other—what’s not to love?

The Let Them Theory
by Mel Robbins
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For those people who recognize their constant need to control, or at least impart their suggestions or guidance though it may not always be warranted, this book helps you recognize that and recover from years of intolerance of other people's behaviors. It serves as a stepping stone to learn to focus your energies more on yourself, all while letting others make their own mistakes and face their own challenges because that's just it, it's their life to lead and sometimes they have to make the mistakes to encounter their growth. So let them be in control and let you take care of your own needs.

On Tyranny
by Timothy Snyder
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This book is absolutely essential for everyone to read, but especially Americans right now. It’s scary, but also inspiring and practical.

Sex Cult Nun
by Faith Jones
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The strength and resiliency this author had is so compelling. She was a fighter and I loved learning about her growth.

Educated
by Tara Westover
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A good read. Contains some graphic injury descriptions, but a great story of overcoming obstacles, reaching goals, and standing up to family.
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