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A Rover's Story | Jasmine Warga
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Another Heartland List book for middle grade readers, and I enjoyed it. Told from the POV of Res, a rover built to go to Mars, and Sophie, whose mom worked to build and code Res. Res has thoughts and feelings, despite being programmed as a robot. Beeps and boops. Sophie writes letters to Res, a cathartic way for her to handle her feelings and we get to watch her grow up through her letters. Book #79 in 2024

Nebklvr I loved this book. 3mo
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Morr_Books
Bad Girl | Michele Jaffe
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Finally finished my March #Roll100 read #79. I actually thought this was going to be a romance. It was NOT. The very first scene was a gruesome crime scene. Clearly, I didn't read the description on the back of the book. That was unexpected, but I enjoyed it anyway.
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Roll the Dice | Wayne Avrashow
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March #roll10 picks are here! I went with a yellow theme as I'm hoping spring will come soon

Roll 1 = 79

Roll 2 = 48

Roll 3 = 67

BarkingMadRead Woohoo! I can‘t wait to see what books come up! 9mo
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Firestarter994 Yay!!! I‘m so excited!! You‘ll have to wait a few days for my picks, though… I‘m in Hawaii right now 🏄‍♀️🧘‍♀️🏝🌋 9mo
PuddleJumper @Firestarter994 Ooo nice! Enjoy yourself! 9mo
Allylu Here are my March picks: #79 The Accidental Beauty Queen by Teri Wilson, #49 The Vanderbeekers Lost and Found, #67 Recommended for You by Laura Silverman. I have read my January picks and I am reading the first of my February picks. 9mo
majkia Could you add me to the notification list, please? 9mo
AllDebooks Oooh, these are so pretty 😍 9mo
bekakins Oooh all 3 of these are sci-fi/fantasy on my list, which is pretty cool! The Mad Women‘s Ball / Moxy Land / Black Sun 9mo
Ruthiella Exciting! I‘ve got a Discworld book (always fun) , a book I own, Sugar Money, and a book I‘ve long wanted to check out 9mo
julieclair The sparkly gold-toned dice remind me of the Leprechaun‘s pot of gold! ☘️🌈☘️ 9mo
PuddleJumper @Allylu Brilliant! 9mo
PuddleJumper @majkia Yep, I've added you to the list 9mo
TheAromaofBooks Yay!! I have a couple of short ones this month, that should help!! 9mo
PuddleJumper @AllDebooks ❤️🤣 9mo
PuddleJumper @bekakins Ohh nice! 9mo
PuddleJumper @Ruthiella Sounds like a fun month! 9mo
PuddleJumper @julieclair ❤️❤️❤️ 9mo
DieAReader @PuddleJumper I‘d like to jump into the #Roll100 challenge🤓📚 & am wondering what I need to know🧐 I have a list of 100 books all set & will back track to see what the January & February #s were. What else do I need to know? (edited) 9mo
PuddleJumper @DieAReader Nope, that's pretty much it! I roll the numbers every month and you read the corresponding book. You can pick how many you read, whether you replace read books in your list or just read the next closest number. I'll add you to my tag list so you'll get tagged for the April rolls 9mo
DieAReader @PuddleJumper 🤓📚Fantastic! Thanks so much❤️‍🔥 9mo
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Untitled | Untitled
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September #ROLL100 is going to be the first month I will actually be trying to participate if I'm not mistaken.

#4 will be rereading The Secret Wife by Emily Shiner for NG review
#47 is another reread for a NG review of A Girl Called Rumi
#79 is a reread of The Shadows for NG review

The running them is that half the books on my NG need rereading because I forgot to write reviews when I first read them. 🤦‍♀️

@PuddleJumper

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Allthebookclubs
For the Love of Friends: A Novel | Sara Goodman Confino
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What could go wrong with creating an “anonymous” blog outing your bridezilla friends?! But seriously, is wedding planning like this?! These brides were horrific. Funny read, but boy am I glad I‘m already married. Book #79 in 2022

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bookaholic1
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#79
I listened to this out of order. Which I seem to do.
My third book by this author and I really enjoy the way the Inspector solves the crimes

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limada
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I knew this book would be entertaining but I wasn't prepared for the emotions it brought up also. The stories may be long-winded but they're also relatable and seemingly heartfelt. I'm not sad to have spent time on this not-memoir at all. #79-2022

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Danay
The London House | Katherine Reay
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22 #79 This was a good one. Slow at times but overall a good read.

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Allthebookclubs
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Initially very cute and so relevant to today, we could all use some time away from the screens and social media. But this is a very deep story that follows the story of two complete different people as they traverse some tough emotional terrain set in beautiful Colorado. Book #79 in 2021

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Danay
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21 #79 My lord what a great book.

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