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This Tender Land
by Krueger William Kent
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I read where someone compared this to an updated Huck Finn story, and that's pretty close. More of a fantasy-style fiction, but the setting is quite historically accurate, which made for a great read. Recommended!

All in
by Jennifer lynn barnes
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I love this series and I love this book!! Reread!

Summer of Second Chances
by K.L. Walther
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I liked it in general but Olivia wasn't my favorite protagonist so I was just a bit more out of the book than normal

The Gentle Art Of Swedish Death Cleaning
by Margareta Magnusson
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When I have a task of drudgery to do, I make light work of it by simultaneously listening to an audiobook. The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning audiobook filled that need well as I tackled some kitchen cupboards. Author Margareta Magnusson makes quick work of explaining the blunt, practical premise of “death cleaning” then devotes most of the book to describing how to implement it as a gentle art. Death cleaning is simply weeding out and organizing your personal stuff in such a way that it won’t pose an undue burden to someone after your death. Very pragmatic! The gentle art is what makes it a pleasure: admittedly, most death cleaners are older people and sometimes their friends and relations are dwindling. One can build new ties in the gentle ways they pass along possessions such as photo collections, hand tools, and all manner of things. The gentle art may include giving away curated collections of photos at family gatherings, or passing along furniture to young people just starting out. Through her chapters readers also catch glimpses of the aged author’s well lived life. It was not a long book, and I highly recommend it.

Heart Of Darkness
by Joseph Conrad
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Heart of Darkness was a fantastic read. It told of a thrilling adventure and depicted the main character, Marlow, as brave, but not faultless. The story had many ups and downs, I never knew what was going to happen next!

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!

Scandal of the Summer
by Alexandra Vasti
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Oh that was good. There were times I was like....okay so where is this going now, only for the story to get more complicated. My only complaint is that the fmc was very smart and clever and competent in the beginning and then she kind of took a backseat...kind of unfortunate. But I did really enjoy it, and hope at least one of the girlies has a lesbian love story ?

The Joy Luck Club
by Amy Tan
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Wonderful, if not sad book about family and the deep history behind the women in the story.

Nick And Charlie
by Alice Oseman
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This was such a cute and quick read!

Summer Slasher
by E.L. Chen
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Strong debut. I really wanted to like the characters....but they are so unlikable. And the killers reason -great- their crazy mentally unstable attitude....didn't really fit. I wanted them to be a bit more.....rational normal. The third act is a high emotion thing but I think having the killer be cool calm and collected would make it fucking CRAZY. I really did love it though. And the ending - epic loved them.
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