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June 27, 2026 - August 22, 2026 

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Killing the Killers
by Bill O'Reilly
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Another great installment in the "Killing" Series.... I've already listened to "Killing the SS" "Killing the Mob" and "Killing Crazy Horse" Even if nonfiction isn't your thing, you will enjoy these books.

Face Off
by Chelsea Curto
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4.5 stars. I loved this book! Emerson and Maverick have my heart! Can’t wait for Hudson’s book.

Kiss Quotient
by Helen Huang
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The Kiss Quotient by Helen Huang, an author on the Autism spectrum herself, is a very sweet book about Stella and Michael. Stella has Asperger’s and struggles with relationships. She hires Michael to help her in that dept, and their working relationship evolves into more. I really enjoyed this one. It’s definitely spicier than I ever expected going into it.

The Hare
by Melanie Finn
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This book filled me with despair, UNTIL the final page; then I was filled with relief. That I had when I read the final sentence...and could put this book down. I will never read another novel by this author.

Last night at the Telegraph Club
by Melinda Lo
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I can see where the appeal is but I didn't much care for it. Girl meets girl, girl falls in love with girl and is forced apart by disapproving family. The historical significance of such a story, based on stories of lesbians in the Asian American community are important too and should be told I just didn't really care for this one. The main character Lily only showed strength of character once she found something she was passionate about and that was the sciences and Kath. Lily's friend Cheryl was not a very good friend and I personally dislike her from the get go but she was helpful in making her opinion, which was socially acceptable, very clear when it came to roles of women and what they should and shouldn't be doing. I appreciated what this book stands for and wh9 it was written for and it just wasnt for me.

The Keeper of Hidden Books
by Madeline Martin
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Excellent!

Bog queen
by Anne North
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Loved the lecture at CHQ and loved the Bones vibes

Golden Girl
by Elin Hilderbrand
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I've put off reading this author for so long and I'm so disappointed that I did. I really enjoyed this book. Its not heavy, but its definitely more than a "beach read." I read 28 Summers by this same author, or rather I listened to them, and Hilderbrand is my new favorite author!

Hopeless
by Elsie Silver
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4.75 stars. I’m sad that I’m done with this series. Chestnut Springs will be a dear place in my heart!

Hail! Hail ! Camp Dragononka
by Kate McCullen
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Reading the Dragonslayers' Academy series with my grandson. He likes dragon stories, and this includes a lot of humor.
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