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Serpentine Jonathan Kellerman
by Jonathan Kellerman
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Classic Deleware, Sturgis story. The way that the two main characters are always bouncing all the different scenarios that could possibly happen off each other makes it very difficult to figure out who done it.

The Big City
by Jennifer Liberts
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A short, fun book with the Paw Patrol about the Pups and a trip to the city in a hot air balloon. Phonics book that focuses on short i words (big, city, rip, will, etc)

The King Maker
by Ryan Kennedy
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This book was a fantastic mix of Romance, Native American Activism, and straight up ugly Capitalism. The main characters (Nix and Maxim) are fantastically well written and developed. The author really must have done a lot of research for this story, and she was very good at finding a topic that is very relatable to what is happening today without, completely mirroring real situations. I jumped right in to the sequel!

Nantucket nights
by Elin Hilderbrand
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This book was kind of sad and depressing to me. Not a typical beach read that I’m used to from her

Such A Fun Age
by Kiley Reid
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I really enjoyed this book. A very revenant topic. Told from several different perspectives.

Amish Refuge
by Debby Giusti
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Miriam's mom was killed and kidnapped her sister. Miriam ran thru woods and finally came upon an Amish home where Abram Zook and his sister lived. They protected her from Serpent. Trying to find her sister while living in an amish home learning about God, Miriam decides to change to the Amish faith.

The Scarecrow
by Michael Connelly
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Jack McEvoy has two weeks notice and then he is out of a job. Just trying to bide his time, he discovers a crime of a woman tortured, raped and murdered and left in a trunk of a car. This leads him to investigating the crime with the help of his long time love Rachel Welling from the FBI. Together they get into something to deep to imagine.

Catstronauts Mission Moon
by Drew Brockington
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I really enjoyed the book because it had a mix of humor and suspense. I really liked the part where Blanket and Waffles get up in the middle of the night and are very tired.

Pierre-Auguste Renoir
by Peter H. Feist
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This book is an overview of the career of French Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The author did an excellent job of making his commentary accessible to both casual readers and art experts. There is good blend of historical context and explanations of how art was changing during Renoir's life and how it played out in his work. This is definitely recommended for those who wish to expand their art knowledge.

Dot Con
by James Veitch
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Anyone who has seen James Veitch knows how funny he is! In the audiobook format of his book, Dot Con, he reads out his most hilarious email correspondences with various scammers. Both he and his co-reader make it extremely enjoyable to listen to.
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