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The Turn Of The Key
by Ruth Ware
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Great book. Ending absolutely shocked me. A must read if you’re into murder mysteries.

Ice Planet Barbarians
by Ruby Dixon
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So this was a book that I decided to read for a laugh. There are so many books in this series I am amazed! And I loved every minute of it.

I take care of my kitten
by Michael Slack
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Great read

Jar Of Hearts
by Jennifer Hillier
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What I thought was just going to be a suspenseful read turned into a real twisty story! If you liked "Good Daughter" by Karin Slaughter I think you would like this.

Just In Case You Ever Feel Alone
by Max Lucado
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It should be noted somewhere that this book is religious and isn't a good idea for all audiences. The parts without God were good, but I don't want my child thinking about these things before she can understand them.

The personal librarian
by The Personal Librarian Marie Benedict
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My new favorite book! What a wonderful story! The story revolves around the personal librarian of J.P. Morgan of the Morgan library in NYC. She is black but hides her race and passes as white. The writing was great and the story was very interesting.

Darling Girls
by Sally Hepworth
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Hepworth has never disappointed me and this book is no exception. In this story, a young girl loses her family and is put in with a foster mother. Although she is devastated at the loss of her parents, the foster mother seems nice and they become very close. But when the young girl starts school and makes friends there, friends other than her foster mother, things change dramatically. Then other foster children come to live with them, and things for all the children get much worse. It’s a fictional story, but the issues are those of the modern day foster care system. A troubling but gripping read.

Aaron Has A Lazy Day
by P.D. Eastman
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Greatest

Pug's Sleepover: A Branches Book (diary Of A Pug #6)
by Kyla May
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Good

Rose Madder
by Stephen King
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In typical King style, this book combines real life with fantasy, and what King does best here is to blur the line between these two. The book starts out brutally, with a woman suffering the beatings of her husband, but when she decides to finally leave, she could not have imagined what will await her, both very good and very bad. I really likes this book.
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