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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.

Baby Shark: Good Night, Baby Shark!
by Pinkfong
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She loved it!

The Nantucket Inn
by Pamela Kelley
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Enjoyed this book! Simple plot, but a nice break from the real world. I enjoyed that we were introduced to multiple characters and not just one or two.

Every Living Thing
by James Harriot
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This book was about a veterinarian that helped farm animals and cats and dogs. It was his stories about being a veterinarian. Great book and I loved it!

I Didn't See It Coming
by Rachel Hollis
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I enjoyed the read, but I have mixed feelings about the book overall. It felt like the author might have capitalizing on her recent divorce, but I do think she shared good information about overcoming difficult periods in our lives.

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.

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.

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.

Winner Takes All (The Drift Book 11)
by Susan Hayes
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Romance between 2 guys and a gal on a space station at the edge of civilized space. This is a continuation of a story about how mega corporations created cloned cyborgs to fight their resource wars, and a small opposing force to free the cyborgs and stop a shadow group of bad guys! Each book in the series focuses on a different aspect of the fight and the love that develops between various beings- human, cyborg, and alien. The sex scenes are rather explicit, so not for those who don't want that. It explores the idea of poly-families - more than one Mom and/or Dad. It was interesting, to say the least! The individual story lines were all good, and the overall plot very good.

Looking Glass Wars
by Frank Beddor
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I liked this book. I will probably read the other books in the series this year as well. It was an interesting take on a classic story. My favorite characters were Hatter Madigan and Bibwit Harte.
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