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The Blazing World
by Siri Hustvedt
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this story of the life of Harriet Burden has a rather interesting format. It is a very strange tale. Unfortunately I found it very hard to like, or have much compassion for any of the people in the book.

Shopaholic Ties The Knot
by Sophie Kinsella
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I enjoyed this book. Maybe not as much as the author’s other books, but it was a fun read. Some parts dragged on a bit and I feel like it could have been wrapped up sooner. All in all it was at least worth the read.

One For The Murphys
by Lynda Mullaly Hunt
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I gave this book four stars because it's written in the point of view of a middle schooler, so I would recommend middle schoolers to read this book, but as a high schooler I couldn't relate to it as well as I'd like. But I enjoyed the book nonetheless and the ending had me in tears. I didn't realize how attached I was to the main character. Overall, I really enjoyed reading this book.

Spy School
by Stuart Gibbs
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Very good book, action, bad decisions, and good ones are in store... read the book to find out

Local Woman Missing
by Mary Kubica
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Oh my word! What a good read! I thought I had it figured out, but was surprised to find out I was wrong!

No Fixed Line
by Dana Stabenow
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I adore Dana Stabenow's work. She is that rare combination of a terrific writer and a wonderful storyteller. This book is the 22nd in the Kate Shugak series, and is a satisfying, fun read. But you must start at the beginning and read in order! Begin with "A Cold Day for Murder" and fall in love with Alaska.

God Has A Name
by John Mark Comer
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Very interesting and informative book detailing God’s names in a very easy to read and understanding way.

The Mermaid Chair
by Sue Monk Kidd
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I read this book because of a "Seashell" prompt for an online book club. Where I appreciate a book with a self searching character, I didn't enjoy this book as much as I could have. I found it repeative and long winded. I am sure that I may have appreciated it more if I were in a different period of my life.

The Boat Man
by Dustin Stevens
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This book was suspenseful and thrilling. Written from the prospective of the investigator and the villain, I appreciated the back and forth of perspective. It gives a depth to the story that is lacking at times with other books.

Mrs. Frisby And The Rats Of Nimh
by Robert O'Brien
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An engaging adventure and mystery. Better than the movie. The lab rats are super smart and well-read.??
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