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over 3 years ago

Do you enjoy mysteries with a bit of romance and the perfect humor mixed in? The second book in the Sunshine Vicram series, A Good Day For Chardonnay is the book you’ve been looking to read! Congratulations, @daryndajones on the release of your new book #GoodDayForChardonnay!! I busted a gut reading Sunshine’s newest escapades. @StMartinsPress #daryndajones #netgalley @netgalley

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added The Girls from the Beach: Another gripping, emotional historical novel from USA Today bestselling author of The Girl from Vichy to the bookshelf over 3 years ago

over 3 years ago

The Girls from the Beach: Another gripping, emotional historical novel from USA Today bestselling author of The Girl from Vichy

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Next Year in Havana is full of romance, historical fiction, and some badass action through espionage.

When We Left Cuba

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over 4 years ago

Rat Rule 79 is a book I would've devoured as a child and reread each year.

Rat Rule 79: An Adventure

From the New Yorker “20 Under 40” author of Atmospheric Disturbances comes a brain-twisting ...

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over 4 years ago

The Housewarming is full of twists and turns, heartbreak & yet the love of friends old & new don't let you down until... well until it does.

The Housewarming: A completely unputdownable psychological thriller with a shocking twist

published a reviewover 4 years ago

over 4 years ago

What do Cinderella, Harry Potter, and The Crowns of Croswald have in common? The Crowns of Croswald has the makings of a beloved fairy tale.

The Crowns of Croswald (The Croswald Series Book 1)

published a reviewover 4 years ago

over 4 years ago

I understand why Ms. Witherspoon picked this book as one of her Hello Sunshine Book Club picks in 2018. It was meant to be read & relished.

Next Year in Havana

After the death of her beloved grandmother, a Cuban-American woman travels to Havana, where she disc...

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Teddy Roosevelt had a daughter, a very spunky daughter. Alice was her name. What To Do About Alice by Barbara Kerley Book Review up on my blog!

https://bookingitwithsandi.wordpress.com/2020/09/02/what-to-do-about-alice-by-barbara-kerley/

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over 4 years ago

Being and Homelessness: Notes from an Underground Artist

Autobiography of Mark Twain, Volume 3: The Complete and Authoritative Edition

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almost 5 years ago

The Catalyst by Selin Senol-Akin I am told is a psychological thriller. I honestly can not wait to wander into the forests of Scandinavia and find out what lurks in their midst. •••• Thank you Selin for sending me this beautifully illustrated covered novel. I can’t wait to read it!

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about 5 years ago

With a Jewish grandfather and the Yiddish that permeates our families conversations, i look forward to reading this book. If it turned out bad, oy vey However, i doubt it will turn out bad.

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This Light Between Us by Andrew Fukuda is a must read! I truly believe it should be made into a movie. Not enough talk about the history of The Japanese Relocation Camps and the young men who joined the military of the country who put them into camps because of a war enemy even though they were Americans.

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posted an updateabout 5 years ago

about 5 years ago

When you get a book to review that tells you not to check it out, you just gotta let your curiosity win. Don’t Check Out This Book! By Kate Klise is a MG mystery based in the Appleton Library. This book is written in Epistolatory one of my fav writing styles! Sorry but you’ll have to wait until March to check it out! Thanks to Edelweiss+, the author, & Algonquin Young Readers for the opportunity to review this book in lieu of my honest review.