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The Christmas Guest
by Peter Swanson
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This book was excellent at keeping me guessing ehat would happen throughout.

Danny And The Dinosaur
by SYD HOFF
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Danny loved Dinosaur so he went to the mesuem and founf one and took him to play with the children.

The Island
by Max Brook
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Awesome story! I listen to it every night.

Annihilation
by Jeff Vandermeer
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maybe I am Not Smart, but I WILL be googling what this means

One Last Stop
by Casey McQuiston
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Cute! I listened to the audio book and the narrator (Natalie Naudus) really grew on me. Overall a nice story, but a little slow in some parts.

Not A Happy Family
by Shari Lapena
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Not as good as the first Shari book I read. It dragged on a bit and the ending was a twist no one probably expected. .

The return
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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I don't think it's something I would reread but i will read the next book to see where it goes. The characters are still learning about themselves and each other

Stand Tall, Abe Lincoln
by Judith St. George
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Wonderful book with beautiful illustrations. My kids and I found it a great introduction to Lincoln's early life as well as a very enjoyable read.

Haunted Ever After
by Jen DeLuca
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A bit of a slow start, but otherwise a great book. Lots of character development.

Bad Boy: A Memoir – A Classic and Unforgettable Coming-of-Age Story for Young Adults About 1940s Harlem
by Walter Dean Myers
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Walter Dean Myers had a way of writing this story to make you feel everything. At least for me his story held a sort of nostalgia, for the recklessness of being a kid with the knowledge that the only people you had to answer to being your parents. Then as he ages you remember those emotions in tandem with him, the feeling of being lost, of losing the confidence you once held because now you understand your different, of not being able to hide. It was written in a way where you felt both empathetic to him and yourself because you can see yourself in Walter Dean Myers, even if your lives had been drastically different, it's the emotion that you remember. From childhood invincibility to the warm feeling of recognition as an adult. The scope of this book is amazing.
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