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The World Of Emily Windsnap: Emily’s Big Discovery
by Liz Kessler
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It was good. It was a nice book. I want to read it again.

When the Wildflowers Bloom Again
by Donna Jo Stone
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A raw, yet carefully-navigated, story concerning the aftermath of sexual assault. Innocence shattered, yet carefully guarded, becomes a fine line throughout this story. The value of life, whether on a deathbed or in an adoption agency, becomes the emerging message, inspiring hope and freedom.

The Lady and the Highwayman
by Sarah M. Eden
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This may actually be a 4.5. The idea of a respectable Victorian woman writing penny dreadfuls under a man's name was intriguing. Eden's plot was a revealed mystery, and the strong point of the writing was the banter between characters. Extra kudos for the understandable dialect writing. That's not easy to pull off.

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

The Gate Of The Feral Gods
by Matt Dinniman
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I love this series so, so much. Even as Carl seems to get OP, Dinniman does a great job of increasing the danger (and chaos) to keep things stressful! And the epilogue - oh my goodness! I can't wait to see how things progress from this point.

When We Were Silent
by Fiona McPhillips
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A heartbreaking and haunting story of abuse, coverups, and the lifetime effects on the survivors.

Stage Fright (spongebob Squarepants Mysteries #3)
by David Lewman
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A hilarious twist on an old show

Liahona Magazine
by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
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Lovely magazine with faith-building stories and scriptures that bring you closer to Jesus Christ.

The Fair Weather Friend
by Jessie Garcia
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This is a fun summer read... for most of the book. Garcia is a pro at crafting, devious female characters that the reader loves to hate. In this mystery, we are introduced to Faith, a weather girl, with a devoted fan club worthy of a rock star. From the outside and too her fans, Faith is the perfect celebrity. To her coworkers she is a loathsome diva. Slowly, the reader unearths her true personality. What I enjoyed most was the glimpses into newsroom dynamics which from the outside appear so glamorous but for those working in the industry can be quite a grind. This is a genuinely enjoyable, easy summer read, perfect for curling up on a veranda and sipping a cool lemonade. I did not fully enjoy the ending or some of the characters decisions, but it was still a worthwhile ride.

BIRD! In spring: Along came a spider
by Raymond Mcgrath
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