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The Mark of Athena
by Rick Riordan
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If you are a Rick Riordan fan, this is a must read. Lots of exciting characters and happenings, including your old friends Percy and Annabeth, finally reunited again, but also introducing a lot of new characters who you will be excited to learn about. If you are new to Rick Riordan it is important to note that this is the 3rd in the series so you will likely want to start with the Lost Hero. Enjoy!

Always The Last To Know
by Kristen Higgins
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An easy read and I always like Kristin Higgins.

Love Does
by Bob Goff
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I absolutely appreciate Bob Goff! His unashamed, crazy, selfless love and joy are contagious! Such an example of living lile Jesus!

With This Pledge
by Tamera Alexander
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Excellent historical fiction, takes place during the Civil War and is written from the perspective of a southern family. What I didn't realize until I finished it, there is an extra chapter at the end which tells you that it is based on a trued story. Some of the characters are using their real names and taking place on Carntion Plantation which is a real place that is still there today. Very good story.

The Nightingale
by Kristen Hannah
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Wonderfully woven story about WWII heroine. I was turning pages all night trying to guess which sister was The Nightingale. The perfect amount of drama and intrigue to make great historical fiction.

Next To Last Stand Craig Johnson
by Craig Johnson Longmire Series
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4 bright stars for another enjoyable book by Craig Johnson. All the familiar characters are here: Henry Standing Bear, native Cheyenne owner of the Red Pony bar Walt Longmire, Absaroka County Sheriff Victoria Moretti, Walt's under sheriff and sometime lover Ruby, Absaroka County dispatcher This book is #16 in the series, and I recommend that you read them in order, as the book refers to incidents in previous books. The book centers on a famous painting "Custer's Last Fight." Millions of copies of this painting were distributed by beer maker Anheuser-Busch. It was supposedly destroyed in a fire in 1946. But then a resident of the Veterans' Home of Wyoming dies and Walt is called in by the director Carol because she found a shoe box with $1 million in cash in Charley Lee Stillwater's room. Walt searches the room and finds a painting proof that looks like it is connected to the supposedly destroyed "Custer's Last Fight." Unraveling the mystery of the million dollars and the painting leads Walt into a dangerous game of cat and mouse with killers. He does solve the case with help from Victoria and residents of the Veterans' Home. There are laugh out loud lines in this book, Walt and Henry discussing Custer: Walt: "Custer was a dashing and flamboyant commander..." Henry; "A devious and irrational bundle of manic depression who finished last in his class at West Point---in short a horse's ass." Both my wife and I enjoy this series. I read this library book in 2 days.

Such A Fun Age Kiley Reid
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Interesting look at race, class and reltionships

Dogman Unleashed
by Dav Pilkey
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This book is exciting and fun. In the book Petey escapes cat jail. Dogman saves the day.

A Simple Murder
by Linda Castillo Kate Burkholder Series
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4 stars for an engaging novella by Linda Castillo. In this book a power outage coincides with an Amish "rager" where a hundred or Amish teens(many underage) gather for drinking and partying. Kate Burkholder, Painters Mill Police Chief arrives at the scene and finds that a teenage girl has been assaulted and is unconscious. Kate does solve the case, with help from her small department and he significant other, John Tomasetti, investigator for the Ohio BCI(Bureau of Criminal Investigation). One quote: "It's dark in Painters Mill, Ohio. The freshly plowed fields are as rich and black as dark chocolate. " I read this library book in 1 day.

The Hunger Games
by Suzanne Collins
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A dystopian future where children are ceremoniously killed in the yearly games. Heroine Katniss is a smart, strong girl and the role model I always wanted growing up. This is a must read!
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