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We Are Water
by Wally Lamb

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I enjoyed this book. Although some chapters seemed to be awfully long and drawn out, it all connected Nd came together nicely to tell a complex family saga.

Dawn of the doughnut
by Jodi Chamberlain

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It talked about history of the doughnuts and the evolution of it too. Doughnuts were not always ring shaped, they were like a ball then turned ring shaped.

Spy School
by Stuart Gibbs

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I liked this book because it is very adventurous and the author made me feel like I am in this book itself. The reason I only put 4 stars was because sometimes I didn’t really understand some parts and had to reread it over and over again.

I’m the Small One
by George Anthony Kulz

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I liked it

All About Chocolate
by By Robert Charles

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The book was pretty good. I read all about chocolate. But did you know that there is a tree in the world that can be 40 feet! It is called a cacao tree!

No Reservations
by Kate Aster

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A lawyer inherited a B&B in Annapolis. While renovating a man looks to rent a room, he was with the Navy Seals. He helps her get ready for her grand opening that she has been putting off, wanting everything perfect.

Soft Apocalypse
by Will Mcintosh

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During this time of our own real life pandemic, I have been fascinated with reading books that delve into the mechanics of viruses, and more importantly, society's reaction to dealing with them. This book is a work of fiction, but was a very interesting approach to life after a pandemic. Unlike most books and movies on this subject, the story line of Soft Apocalypse isn't fast paced and full of action. Rather, it is the telling of a slow decline in health, economy, and morals, in the wake of a global virus outbreak and over the span of ten years. It is akin the fable about a frog who is put into a boiling pot of water and jumps out, but the same frog who is in a pot of water that slowly comes to a boil stays in without realizing the conditions are changing until it is too late. From the beginning to the end, you follow a group of friends as they navigate their way in an ever-changing, and ever-crumbling world. As depressing as this sounds (and believe me, there are a few graphically intense scenes) this book often has moments of hope. I recommend it with 4 out of 5 stars to anyone who likes apocalyptic science fiction. I was glad I read it.

Breeds Of Dogs
by Kathie Lester

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The book was good. It talked a lot about different dogs.

SEAL the Deal
by Kate Aster

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Woman meets a US SEAL hill crashing a funeral to drum up business for selling houses

Apple Tree
by Karen mockler

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How apples grow