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This Tender Land
by William Kent Krueger
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I enjoyed this book. William Kent Krueger mesmerizes the reader with this fictional narrative set against historical events.The book is centered on 4 orphans and their journey of hope, and faith during the great depression, to find "Home." It is a testament to how everything happens for a reason.
Little Monsters
by Adrienne Brodeur
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I enjoyed Little Monsters and yes the characters were stereo type, filled with cliche, mostly by the number plot lines, some surprises but no cliff hangers and certainly not a page turner, when Ms. Brodeur dropped the scientific language I enjoyed those scenes more, I really didn't root for any of the characters and yet I felt sympathetic for them at times, so why 4 stars? Because I basically enjoyed a fast summer read as the reading program draws to a close.
Good Night, Irene
by Luis Alberto Urrea
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This was one of the most interesting historical fiction books that I have read. It had a good balance of fiction and historical facts about the end of WWII. I had not previously heard of the part of the Red Cross known as the "Donut Dollies" and thought the theory behind it was good considering there were probably many American woman who wanted to contribute to the war effort but were not in the medical field or prepared to be soldiers. I did listen to the author's note at the end of the book and found his comments endearing as he shares his family history that his mother was one of these "Donut Dollies". He also describes another women who he interviewed and ultimately befriended that was the basis of the Dorothy character. Since the setting of the story is war and there are many atrocities described in detail, I do recommend this book but only to readers who have the stomach for that part of history.
Homecoming
by Kate Morton
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Phew!! Finally finished this book, a mystery of family secrets that spans generations. It’s the story of family secrets and devotion. The middle took awhile to get through, but I’m glad that I did. The ending resolved-the case and tied up many loose ends. I love when I find a passage in a book that I can relate to. I can remember when I was a child and spending the summer in a summer bungalow, being so close to my mom. And, then feeling jealous when an aunt visited and I felt left out. There’s one similar scene in this book that struck a nerve with me.
Crazy To Leave You
by Marilyn Simon Rothstein
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35. Lauren, Leo, who worked very hard to lose weight to fit in her size 12 wedding gown, gets a message that the groom is gone!
The Infinity Particle
by Wendy Xu
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This book was amazing. I loved the minimal colors and how the story progressed. I love that the AI started to have it's own thoughts and own feelings towards the end. The ending was very nice and resolved everything.
A Quitters Paradise
by Elisha Chang
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This novel follows two paths—that of Eleanor, a post-doc scientist working in a laboratory where her husband also works and the story of her family’s history in Taiwan. Struggling with the death of her mother, Rita, she makes some strange decisions in the lab and eventually gives up her position there. This is also an immigrant story with parents dealing with their American children
Wicked
by Adaline Winters
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This is a fun story for anyone who likes fairytale retellings with a twist. The FMC was hysterical, and I enjoyed her chaos. Can’t wait for book 2!
Curse Of The Wolf King
by Tessonja Odette
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I really enjoyed this Beauty and the Beast retelling. It had a unique twist. I liked how the FMC was not easily fooled. Overall a great love story!
The Spectacular
by Fiona Davis
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Growing up with memories of the Christmas Show as well as movies, rockettes, and the great organs brought me to read this fabulous mystery. Fiona Davis has a way of getting the reader involved in both the plot and history. Well researched Historical Fiction taking place in the 50s and 1992. The main character is Marion Brooks, age19,, who teaches dance in NYC until she is fired. Her journey to Radio Music Hall begins.