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Dog Man: A Graphic Novel (Dog Man #1): From the Creator of Captain Underpants, 1
by Dav Pilkey
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This book was amazingly hilarious. I laughed out loud so many times and i would also read this again. If i were to recommend any kind of book to someone id recommend this one. I want to read the rest now because it wasn’t as childish as i imagined it would be.

The Do-Over
by Lynn Painter
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This boon was so adorable! I love Lynn Painter books, and this one was no different. The trope is a bit unoriginal, but the way Lynn writes the main character's mentality about it makes up for the cliché.

A Great Reckoning
by Louise Penny
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Audiobook review I really enjoy Louise Penny books. Being a Candadian writer it took a little to get used to but it was worthwhile!

The Break Down
by B.a. Paris
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Anyone who likes horror/fiction.. this book is for you. Welcome to sleepless nights

Confessions of a Prarie Bitch
by Alison Arngrim
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I read this quite a long time ago but when I decided to listen to it, it really opened out.

Behind You Is The Sea
by Susan Muaddi Darraj
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This book was well-written. I enjoyed the characters and the stories. And, I enjoyed learning more about Palestinian-Americans. My one criticism is more about personal preference - this book read like a collection of short stories, with each chapter penned from the perspective of a different character. The stories didn't connect together all that well - sometimes, we'd see some of the same characters show up in multiple stories; other times, a major character from one story would show up as a minor character in another. I prefer a more congruent narrative. Some of the stories were more interesting than others or cut off right where there was potential to get more interesting. It was also a little confusing to follow the threads given the number of characters and the different timelines involved. I understand this format is a stylistic preference, but it's not my favorite. Still, there was a lot to appreciate here, and I would look forward to reading more from this debut author.

The Red Pyramid
by Rick Riordan
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Rick Riordans "The Red Pyramid" is a very good spin on Egyptian Mythology. Similar to Percy Jackson and the Olympians, this series focuses on two siblings named Carter and Sadie. As we follow their journey through the world with their faithful cat/goddess Bast at their side, we discover that their father and uncle have been taken and they need to rescue him. Their dangerous journey brings them closer to the truth of their family.

the silent patient
by alex michaelides
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A disappointment. There has been so much hype about this title. There is no way a therapist would be able to engage in the investigative actions that Theo did. It is too bad - i waited a long time to read this.

Chainsaw Man, Vol. 9
by Tatsuki Fujimoto
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Once gain the storyline climaxes and builds on from the previous books in the series. Without giving to much I would like to say that it keeps you surprised and amazed at the contents of its creative descriptive writing. I can imagine the story come to life.

Supergirl girl of steel
by jeph loeb
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This book was a good guide to Supergirl. I read it right before the movie came out and had a better understanding of Kara’s struggles on earth, especially not fitting in with any of the superhero teams that already existed. It was also nice to see her creating her own identity from Superman.
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