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The unwanteds island of silence
by Mcmann, Lisa

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This sequel to the first book was extremely exciting though I preferred the first book. I am also skeptical on whether Mr. Today is really dead and am really excited to read the next book whenever it comes in.

Warriors Rising Storm
by Erin Hunter

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this book is great it was super cool what i loved the most was the twist at the end. :)

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!

Modesty, makeovers, and the pursuit of physical beauty
by Jeffrey R Holland and Susan W Tanner

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Contains wisdom for women of all ages about true beauty. A great read for teens and adults alike.

The Loveliest Chocolate Shop In Paris
by Jenny Colgan

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This book had a slow start but was a good story overall. I loved learning about making chocolate along the way. It also has recipes at the end of the book.

What Did You Expect Paul Tripp
by Paul Tripp

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Man. I wish I would have read this book 20 years ago. It has so much good information. So many of the story examples I can relate to unfortunately.

The Genius Files Book 4
by Dan Gutman

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It was cool to see Oklahoma being in the book. This book had some really good thrills and secrets like them trying to figure out who the mysterious robotic voice is. (Spoiler Alert: It’s Doominator.) I don’t like bats so the part where they get basically swarmed with bats is gross, but overall a good book that I would recommend to others.

Happy Pig Day
by Mo Willems

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Elephant & Piggy always make me smile. They always have great adventures and value true friendship. Everyone should read with their young children.

Cove
by J. Scott Savage

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I really like this book. The characters were enjoyable. I couldn’t put it down I just kept reading and reading. I really enjoyed the storyline and plot. Calista Babbage was my favorite character.

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.