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Yours Truly, Thomas
by Rachel Fordham
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I chose this because it was a staff pick and I wasn't disappointed. Penny finds love letters from her father to her mother, but doesn't get the chance to read them. Her father explains there are many types of love and we see that throughout the book. After her father dies, Penny feels her mother doesn't love her. Penny has to go to work after the death of her father. She works in the dead letter officer reading misdirected letters in an attempt to find the intended recipient. One letter touches her heart, making her long for true love. My only complaint with the book was it was set in the late 1800s and the dialogue seemed too modern for the time frame. Otherwise it was a great book.

We Were Liars
by E Lockhart
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This book had potential for me but I didn’t like the turn it took. Felt scripted especially with the climax.

Big Summer
by Jennifer Weiner
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I liked this book a little bit more towards the beginning. It then took more of a mystery turn which isn’t always my favorite. But Jennifer Weiner is always a favorite and she doesn’t disappoint!

Journey of the Pharaohs
by Clive Cussler
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Another one of Cussler's series that proves to be extremely adventuresome.

Star Wars Little Golden Book
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We enjoy these as a family. Leo and Dean like to learn about the characters without watching the movies

Here All Along
by Sarah Hurwitz
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I went into this not knowing anything about Judaism, and it was worth it. It is a bit of a long read, and certain parts can be rather drawn out. But overall, Hurwitz does an admirable work in condensing a whole religion, it's text and traditions, into an enjoyable read. No matter your level of knowledge on Judaism or religion in general, Hurwitz will teach something new.

Love like blood
by Mark Billingham
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Got a love detective Tom thorn. This one is pretty good with him having to play the good cop for a change while someone else is willing to break all the rules.

Where The Crawdads Sing
by Delia Owens
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This bildungsroman touches on so many topics that are relevant in our society. It shows the journey of a social pariah dealing with racism, love, loss, and working through impossible conditions to achieve your goals. I would recommend this book to anyone and everyone.

The Fifth Witness
by Michael Connelly
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Micky Haller is defending a woman who's house is under foreclosure when she is suddenly charged with murder. The murdered victim is a bank employee who is in charge of foreclosures. Mickey struggles to defend her because he believes that she might actually be innocent.

On a roll
by Jennifer Liberts
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A fun Paw Patrol book about the Pups' vehicles. Phonics book that reviews short vowel sounds and blends (best, big, job, pal, plan, pup, ruff, wet, etc)
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