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The Cider House Rules
by John Irving
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One of the best books I've ever read. Although if was over 20 hours of listening, I didn't want this book to ever end. It takes you through the life of an orphan, Homer Wells and his mentor/wanna be father Dr Larch. This book is filled with so many taboo subjects with graphic content that one might shy away from reading it, but didn't. It's a fantastic start

Unwind
by Neal Shusterman
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Very well written! Great innovative ideas.

Smek for President!
by Adam Rex
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Though shorter than the first book, not by any means less of an enticing story. I didn't realize how much I missed Tip and J.Lo before I started reading. The book has a lot of heart in it, and I would recommend it to about anyone who read "The True Meaning of Smekday".

Fair Catch
by Kandi Steiner
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This is an awesome series! Her books are very humorous and insightful. This one is about a girl who was friendly with her brother's best friend and how that friendship and trust was broken in one night. Now, they are both in college and on the football team together. Yes, you read that right. The young woman is a kicker for the team. It's a really good book!!

I Am Watching You
by Teresa Driscoll
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A who done it with a twist.

Kill Joy
by Holly Jackson
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Excellent storytelling by one of my favorite authors. The tension throughout the story was impressive. Amazing way to view the characters of the larger series "A Good Girl's Guide to Murder."

Kaleidoscope
by Cecily Wong
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A delightful assortment of romantic tales set in the enchanting world of Allura. Each novella in this collection presents a unique love story, showcasing the author's ability to craft compelling characters and weave intricate plots within the constraints of shorter narratives. While the stories stand alone, they collectively enrich the broader Heirs of Allura universe, making this collection a must-read for fans of the series and newcomers alike who enjoy fantasy romance with depth and heart.

Never lie
by Frieda McFadden
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Omg so many twists that I didnot foresee and I am glad for it especially the last line. Such an evil book but I liked it and I am sure giving it 4 stars won’t make me evil because I like good authors and nice plots. Go for it and you won’t regret it as the book would be over before you know it. Page turning and nail biting. MacFadden is becoming one of my favorite authors with all the secrets and stories that she weaves.

The Divorce
by Freida McFadden
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Just finished Freida McFadden’s The Divorce but I hated it. Last one of hers I will bother to read. Its plot is pathetic, characters shallow and the narration seems written by a novice. I finished it because I don’t like to just leave a book unfinished but it wasn’t worth my time!

The One And Only Bob
by Katherine Applegate
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This book is about an abused dog named Bob. He becomes friends with a gorilla named Ivan and an elephant named Ruby. Bob had gotten adopted by a girl named Julia. Bob learns how to re-trust humans. Then a hurricane wrecks his town and he runs away to find his long lost sister.
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