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The Symbol Theory
by Norbert Elias
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Enjoyed the book

Emily Eternal
by M. G. Wheaton
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A very interesting speculative fiction that moves from hard sci fi to ethics and back.

The Lotus Shoes
by Jane Yang
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Interesting characters and a quick read.

Happy All The Time
by Laurie Colwin
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So so. Not a great plot

I See You've Called In Dead
by John Kenney
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Refreshing and sometimes humorous look at living life

Final Girls
by Riley Sager
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This fell flat in comparison to his other books. I was still surprised by the ending but it took 320 pages for it to grab me in

Hidden Nature
by Nora Roberts
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Not one of Nora Roberts’ better books. Beginning captures the reader. Then if you want to learn about building and decorating a house keep reading. The ending was expected, not a great book.

The Art Of Hearing Heartbeats
by Jan-Philipp Sendker
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Good story with twists and turns.

The Strawberry Patch Pancake House (dream Harbor, Book 4)
by Laurie Gilmore
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This is enjoyable story about a yoga instructor who becomes a nanny for a 5-year-old who lost her mother and lives with her newly discovered father who is a chef. The setting is a charming New England town. The characters are likeable and there is a lot of humor in the story.

Little Fires Everywhere
by Celeste Ng
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Quite the social commentary, very engaging easy read
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