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The blue orchid society: inventing Vivian
by Jennifer Moore
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A cute clean romance with quirky characters and a little bit of action. The ladies of the blue orchid society are admirable characters and good role models.

Confessions the murder of an Angel
by James Patterson
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It was a very interesting book but a little hard to follow. You need to pay very close attention.

Awful Auntie
by David Walliams
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The era and the plot was so fun to read along with the humor and mystery was amazing.

On Juneteenth
by Annette Gordon Reed
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I don’t know what I expected but I was still surprised by this book. It’s a breakdown of the history of enslaved people in the state of Texas and the genesis of Juneteenth, the actual Independence Day for enslaved people nationwide.

The Outsiders
by S.e. Hinton
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The Outsiders is a really good book about two different groups of kids that have totally different lives. The Greasers have it harder and don’t have parents that really care about them. And then you have the Socs who get everything they want and don’t have parents who will tell them no. My favorite character was probably Pony-boy because I’m the youngest in my family and I have a best friend just like Pony-boys best friend is Johnny. The book did get sad at times like when Johnny dies and when Dally dies. Other then that the book was very good and overall very well written.

The Broken Bike Boy And The Queen Of 33rd Street
by Sharon G Flake
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I love it because I liked the ending.

The Rose And The Dagger
by Renee Ahdieh
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This book is honestly so good. It keeps you on your toes the whole time. I cried more than once. One thing I learned from this book was that love always wins. Even when you hate someone so deeply, that sliver of love will always shine through.

Lore Olympus
by Rachel Smythe
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It’s really good and fun to read and the art work is good and colorful to see.

The Seal Cove Theoretical Society
by S W Clemens
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The book review says this is a "gently humorous exploration of life (and death) on the San Mateo coast". The characters include a closet novelist, a has-been rock star, a wine importer who wants to retire, a crab fisherman and a dot-com widow. When the wine importer has a near-death experience, he meets up with all the other folks to discuss what happened and what it means. It was very interesting to see how they were all interconnected.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
by J K Rowling
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I really enjoyed this book. I liked the story line, and the characters. My favorite characters were Hermione and Harry, and I would recommend this to a friend.
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