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Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice For Murderers
by Jesse Q. Sutanto
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At first I thought this book was very silly but once I got about 1/2 way through it got better. I started to like Vera more and see her transform and develop.

Tents, Trails And Turmoil
by Tonya Kappes
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Another cute book in the series. Cute characters, narrated perfectly, light and fluffy. Great late night read.

The Art of Winning: Lessons from My Life in Football
by Bill Belichick
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Interesting points on various elements of work. Fascinating bits on various coaches and players by the author.

Their Shadows Deep
by Peter Golden
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This historical fiction takes place during JFK's campaign for president. An ex-cop reporter involving the CIA, the cold war, the mob as well as politics

30 Things I Love About Myself
by Radhika Sanghani
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While the book had the main character gaining great benefits from meditation, astrology readings, and yoga, none of which are my thing, the story included these things in a humorous way which made the book enjoyable. It’s the story of a year in the life of a 30 year old woman who, as the title suggests, finds 30 things she likes about herself. I really enjoyed the book.

Leaf Litter
by Jarod K. Anderson
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These poems are the words I did not know I needed. “ Challenge your own guilt about things you do not control. Tell it to hush.” Page 33 from Challenge . Anderson’s poems inspire peace and reassurance that it is okay to just be and you are a part of nature . His poems depict his own struggles with anxiety and depression, inspiring a connection that you are not alone in your struggles.

Puff, The Magic Dragon
by Peter Yarrow
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I liked Puff the Magic Dragon and thought it was very funny that even that little boy got too old. Puff got sad at the end when the boy left him.

Thornhill
by Pam Smy
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Amazing storyline, and a huge twist at the end. The story was addicting and engaging.

The Motley Fool Investment Guide For Teens
by David Gardner
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This book is so helpful for any teen interested in growing their financial literacy and independence

Jane Eyre
by Charlotte Brontë
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Once I entered the world of Jane Eyre, I was hooked. I can see why there is longstanding appeal of this romantic novel by Charlotte Bronte. The story of an orphan who survived adversity and emerged heroically never gets old. The somewhat antiquated style of writing was charming and easy to follow. The addition of lines of French monologue in spots only added to the allure of this book. There were copious notes in the back of the book that explained expressions used or elements of history with which the reader may not have been familiar. Though its length of 500+ pages may have seemed daunting, the pages flew by, enveloped by the love story of Jane and Mr. Rochester. Highly recommend.
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