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Dragonfly In Amber Diana Gabaldon
by Diana Gabaldon
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A wonderful continuing story of Jamie and Claire Fraser. Their journey takes them through Scottland into Paris as they do their best to thrwat the Battle of Colluden.

The Alchemist
by Michael Scott
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Loved this book! If you like Harry Potter, this series is for you! Filled with magic, adventure and friendships, it takes you on a journey, and you feel connected to the main characters!

Jade the clockwork city
by Rose lacey
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It's a short and easy book

Art of War
by Sun Tzu
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It's a very interesting read. Lots of big words, lots of advice. Mostly about war. No characters, so I can't say who I liked the most. I might recommend it to a friend.

The F Word
by Liza Palmer
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This was a thought provoking story about dealing with how you feel about your body. The heroine was obese all thru school, dealing with all the mean teasing that brings. She lost the weight, made herself into a successful wife and business woman. When she ran into her HS crush, the football hero, she found out that just because you were the popular kid in school didn't mean you didn't have fears and worries - they were just about something other than how you looked. She had a meltdown, but pulled herself together. Very realistic, with some humor, and a satisfying ending.

Childrens Yoga
by Rebecca Whitford and Martina Selway
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LOVE this book! SO good for both child and parent. :)

Cursed
by Frank Miller
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I liked the book. The book isn’t normally my style, but it actually wasn’t bad. The end of the book kind of confused me, I don’t know if it was an ending or a cliffhanger, but we’ll see if another book comes out. I love the female lead.

Big Nate great mind think alike
by Lincoln peirce
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In this book tells a collection of Nate and his friends teddy Francis and aurther go along with each other and tell on things that mad them think the same way

Stressed Ninja
by Mary Nhin
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The book was just okay. It taught the DBT strategy of 5-4-3-2-1..when stressed to think of 5 things I can see, 4 things I can touch, etc. I’m not a fan of that method, and that’s all that the book was about.

Last Kids On Earth Skeleton Road
by Max Brallier
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Great Book
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