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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.

Me Before You
by Jojo Moyes
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One of my favorite books. Extremely raw and emotional and had me hooked from start to finish.

Legacy
by Danielle Steel
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I enjoyed this book because the novel bounced between current time and the 1700s written from the perspective of a Souix Indian.

Diper överlöde (diary Of A Wimpy Kid #17)
by Jeff Kinney
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It did not really make sense so it was not a good book

It Starts With Us
by Colleen Hoover
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It's fun to read

Don't Let The Pigeon Drive The Bus! (big Book Edition)
by Mo Willems
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This book was very detailed and I liked it.

The Ugly Duckling
by Susan Blackaby
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Kian liked when the duck became a beautiful swan

Big Nate: Top Dog
by Lincoln Peirce
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Funny book with great characters

Something Special
by Iris Murdoch
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Ironically, this book could have been called “Nothing Special” as there was really northing to it. A young Irish girl goes out on a date with a man she does not like. She is revolted by all his choices and attempts to please her and to keep her safe. When they are finally alone in a park and he ties to tell her how he feels, she runs away in horror, only to return home and tell her mom that she will marry him. ??

Once Upon A Broken Heart
by Stephanie Garber
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It was a very exciting book with twists and turns
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