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The Numbers Game
by Danielle Steele
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Easy read, guilty pleasure.

Trains
by Susan e Goodman
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I like this book

The Hearts Invisible Furies
by John Boyne
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Excellent. I thoroughly enjoyed this novel. I listened to the audio and found it incredibly touching and humorous at times.

Breeds Of Dogs
by Kathie Lester
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The book was good. It talked a lot about different dogs.

The Black Clansman
by Ron Stallworth
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I liked this book and what it stands for, but I was hoping to learn something new. It didn't really teach me anything I didn't already know about the KKK, but was still an interesting read.

Australia
by By Terry Miller Shannon
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The book was awesome. It talked about it culture and animals. But did you know that australia is the biggest island in the world.

From Egg To Butterfly
by Shannon zemlicka
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I liked it as it tells me about lifecycle of a butterfly

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.

Roller Girl
by by Victoria Jamieson
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The book was okay. It was very motivative. And inspired me a little bit.

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.
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