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The Tyrant’s Tomb
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Takes of the Peculiar
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Gregor the Overlander
Before Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins wrote Gregor the Overlander. While her writing has gotten better as she has grown as an author, this is still a good read. Definitely a middle-grade book with lots of adventure and wonder making it a fun little read. If you are up for a New York crossover of Alice…
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A Map of Days
If you have not read any of the the tales Miss Peregrine’s home for peculiar children. You should. Ransom Riggs does a great job with this premise and even though the last book was the clear end of the trilogy, book 4 did not disappoint. Although the storyline and times feels meandering and then rushed…
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Goosebumps – Slappy Birthday to You
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Cross Cross
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Leadershift
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Akin
So I picked this one up because I read Room and it totally changed me inside. Loved the book so read this one. My best description is UP (Pixar) with a mouthy foul mouthed teenager in Nice. Emma Donoghue is a fantastic interpersonal relationship novelist. The focus of this is family and what it means…
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Swimsuit
A coauthored work with Maxine Paetro we go down another fast paced James Patterson production. I have not read many of these type of coauthored books. Serial killer and surprise the journalist at the center is a previous cop. That said this is a 3.5 from someone who guilty pleasures Alex Cross. Even though all…
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Brother Thomas