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All The Sinners Bleed
by S. A. Cosby

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Gripping (though disturbing) story, amazing writing. S.A. Cosby is fast becoming one of my favorite authors.

Hello, World! Cars And Trucks
by Jill McDonald

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I liked the variety of cars and trucks k.

Red Scarf Girl
by Ji-li Jiang

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This book was amazing. It was interesting to read and to learn about Ji-Li Jiangs life.

In The Lives Of Puppets
by TJ. Klune

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Beautiful writing, but slow start - I had to keep reminding myself to pick it back up, because the beginning didn't really "grab" me the way some books do. But it picked to a lot in the second half and I ended up loving it it. Great writing, and interesting characters that you really come to care about.

Just Mercy
by Bryan Stevenson

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This book was great as it talked about the racism in America and Bryan Stevenson talked about his past and his experiences as a lawyer who represented people who could not fight for themselves and were wrongly accused.

Glass Houses
by Louise Penny

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Another page turner in the Inspector Gamache series.

Meant to Be
by Emily Giffin

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I enjoyed this light, summer read. It built the characters well to make the story believable. It was based loosely upon someone famous, which made the ending a little hokey.

How I Did It
by Linda Ragsdale

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Enjoyed the clever pun carried throughout the book to put across the encouraging message that each of us should keep trying. The bright colors will engage beginning readers. The light-hearted tone keeps the message from being over-bearing. Loved the last line/pun.

How I Did It
by Linda Ragsdale

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Enjoyed the clever pun carried throughout the book to put across the encouraging message that each of us should keep trying. The bright colors will engage beginning readers. The light-hearted tone keeps the message from being over-bearing. Loved the last line/pun.

Just Roll With It Vol 1
by Lee Durfey-Lavoie

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I just got into Dungeons & Dragons and I just so happened to stumble upon this book. It was a cute, quick read for me. I don't typically read graphic novels but I gave this a shot and loved it. It also discusses OCD which I think is cool as an advocate for mental health.