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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.

A Witch's Guide to Magical Inkeeping
by Sangu Mandanna
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Another good read by this author. I like how the main character's main conflict is personal growth and the romance is secondary.

The First to Die at the End
by Adam Silvera
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this book destroyed me in the best way possible. I was rooting for valentino and orion the whole time. I loved how all the stories connected and even gave us an insight into Rufus and mateo's life. Adam Silvera is an INCREDIBLE writer and this book was so unique and the whole idea of death-cast - so unique, I love it.

Mate
by Ali Hazelwood
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My absolute favorite character was definitely Death, but I hate, I mean 100% despise Bob the Vampyre. Like, why does he want to kill Serena. Uhhhhhhh! Death sounds so hottttttttt! I also imagine him really hot because he's a lunatic. Some parts of the beginning were really boring, so like it's only 4 stars.

Ironwood
by Freida McFadden
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Does anyone understand the connection to Detective Stilwell in the short story Two Bagger (Mulholland Dive/ 2012) and this Stilwell? It can’t be the same guy, and it’s implied that his son died, too, and other kids weren’t mentioned. I haven’t read Ironwood yet (waiting for it at the library) but I don’t recall a father/ brother in the family. So confused!

Now Or Never
by Janet Evanovich
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I have read many books from her, I enjoyed this one a lot. Stephanie Plum leads a very interesting life. She works at a bails bond office as a bounty hunter and always finds herself in a dangerous situation. This story she is searching to track down a usually varied assortment of fugitives from justice. One is a seemingly sweet online influencer and could possibly YouTube star Robin Hoodie. He is considered a hero to the homeless. The second trail she is for Bruno Jug, wealthy and connected man in the wholesale produce business. He is rumored to traffic young girls. The most frightening of all is Zoran, a laundromat manager by day and s self-proclaimed vampire by night, who has a taste of blood of pretty girls. Stephanie has two fiancés. But the way things are going and no idea what to do about it. But the way things are going she might not live long enough to marry anyone.

The Surprising Power of a Good Dumpling
by Wai Chim
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I loved how relatable the story was. And the story was really interesting. From the growth of Anna throughout the story to the recovery of her mentally ill mother. And the slight romance between Anna and Rory was so good. I related to a lot of the story, and in my opinion, that is what makes a good story. One that you can truly feel, understand, and love.

The Twenty-One
by Elizabeth Rusch
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I read this YA nonfiction book as part of a prompt for Book Riot's Read Harder challenge. I thought the book was well-written and approachable, and I learned some interesting things. But I ultimately decided to give it only 2 stars. I would recommend this book to others, but I wasn't as engaged as I would have hoped.

The Women
by Kristin Hannah
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Another great novel by Kristin Hannah. The Women is a novel set during the Vietnam War and a young woman,Frankie, who enlists as a nurse, and following her journey during and after the war. I couldn’t put this book down, but it was a very emotional read.

The Creek, the Crone and the Crow
by Leah Weiss
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"When the storm clauds left and a billion starts came out of hiding, daddy took us outside to stand at the edge of that sill water that had swallowed our field..." Weiss writing is poetry. You travel as you read and her characters become someone.
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