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The red lotus
by Chris Bohjalian
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A twisty but also thoughtful thriller with complicated characters. And the narrator was great.

The Celebrants
by Steve Rowley
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As a youth, I never really understood the movie The Big Chill. This book touches on the same topics and it just hits so close to home. I got all the feels from this book. Good midlife read!

Say You'll Remember Me
by Abby Jimenez
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Very depressing and predictable

A Court of Thorns and Roses
by Sarah J. Mass
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As someone who doesn't normally read fantasy, A Court of Thorns and Roses completely surprised me. The beginning was a little slow for me, but once the story picked up, I couldn't put it down. I really enjoyed Feyre as a main character and found myself invested in her journey from the very beginning. Sarah J. Maas did a great job building the world in a way that felt immersive without being overwhelming, which I appreciated as someone who doesn't read much fantasy. I also loved the cast of characters, especially Lucien, and enjoyed watching the relationships develop throughout the story. The second half of the book was where it really hooked me. The stakes felt higher, the story became much more intense, and I was constantly wanting to know what would happen next. I found myself flying through the pages and staying up later than I planned because I couldn't stop reading. Overall, this was a book that completely pulled me into a genre I usually avoid. It was exciting, emotional, and incredibly addictive. I can definitely see why so many people love this series, and I'm excited to continue reading.

A witch’s guide to fake dating a demon
by Sarah hawley
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Hysterical, sassy, spicy, heartwarming. Rom com romp

Rogue Protocol
by Martha Wells
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Another installment of the murderbot diaries does not disappoint!

The Place of Tides
by James Rebanks
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The author goes to a remote island in Norway to help an elderly woman rebuild eider duck nests. He learns about her life on the islands and how she has cared for the ducks for many years. It is a heartwarming story of a disappearing way of life.

Letter from Japan
by Marie Kondo
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Marie Kondo explores the traditions and life style of Japan including topics such as seasons, hot springs, and the tea ceremony.

The Secret Garden
by Frances Hodgson Burnett
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This book is creative, interesting, and a good book to just pick up and start reading (at least for me). The classic is pretty good, so I rate it 4 stars.

The troublemaker
by Piper rayne
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Loved easton and felt so bad for Hadley. I read this series on hoopla and the books were out of order
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