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Group Counseling: Strategies And Skills
by Ed E. Jacobs
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One of the more well written/designed textbooks. Digestible without being excessive

The Sisters of Belfast
by Maure, Melanie
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Historical fiction but the focus was more on sisterhood in all its forms. A satisfying read.

My Year with Gertrude Stein
by Deborah Levy
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This novel is about a writer working on a book about Gertrude Stein while she is Paris with two friends. She brings in many characters who knew Stein, mainly other writers and artists. She emphasizes Stein's intelligence and medical training and

Tough guy
by Rachel Reid
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Loooved this book. Great couple. They appear in later books which is enjoyable

Just for the summer
by Abby Gale
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This was my first Abby Jiminez book and I loved it! It was such an easy read, I was very attached to the characters, couldn’t put it down!

The Girls
by Emma Cline
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A narrative reimagining the Manson family, shaped by the perspective of a young woman on the fringe.

A Tale of Two Balconies
by Kit Brooks & Katherine Roeder
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This is an art book comparing and contrasting two works: a painting by Whisler and the other a print by Hokusai. Both feature balconies and how it is used to frame the work. The authors examine the composition, materials, tones and geographical location of the pictures to show the careful organization of the artists. There are many photos showing details of the works and also of paintings that are related to the theme.

The Things we Never Say
by Elizabeth Strout
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One of my favorite authors… once again did not disappoint!

The Lodge
by Kayla Olson
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The Lodge was such a fun read. I love a good romance, and I really liked that this book incorporated a mystery as well. It kept me interested the whole time because I was invested in both the romance and figuring out what was going on. I really enjoyed following Alix and thought she was easy to root for. My favorite part of the book was definitely the setting. The cozy winter atmosphere and lodge setting made it feel like the perfect book to read on a snowy day. Overall, this was a cozy, entertaining read with a good mix of romance, mystery, and winter vibes. I'd definitely recommend it if you're looking for a fun seasonal read.

Live Right And Find Happiness (although Beer Is Much Faster)
by Dave Barry
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Another amusing collection of essays that ends with surprising sweetness.
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