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chlolovesbooks
Normal People | Sally Rooney
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️4/5

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rta_rj
The Catcher in the Rye | J. D. Salinger
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I feel bad for holden but i think he would hate to be pity upon.
Love you holden caulfield, nobody will ever understand you.

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sblbooks
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#MiddleGradeMarch #POP #TBR prompt: Written in the 1900s

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JenReadsAlot
Catalina | Karla Cornejo Villavicencio
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Mehso-so

I didn't care for this all that much. #roll100 @PuddleJumper

fredthemoose I felt the same way! 1w
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LoverOfLearning
Perks of Being a Wallflower | Stephen Chbosky
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I was told by my coworker today that I had to watch this movie. My other coworker then got involved and said I had to read the book! I know this story is loved for many reasons, but I know next to nothing about it. I'm gonna watch the movie tonight.... sorry! I promise I'll read the book soon. 😄

Anyone else watch/read this story? Thoughts?

JackOBotts This is one of my all time favorite reads. I first read it in HS, and it was a novel that I passed around to every friend I could. Each time I read it, I found new-to-me nuances. I hope you enjoy meeting Charlie. 💜 1w
LoverOfLearning @JackOBotts I love that you love this book. 😀 I know this is a definite favorite for people. It was so popular when I was in school but I was not a reader till college. Sad I missed out on reading this when I was younger. 1w
Sarahreadstoomuch LOVE this book. Movie is pretty good too. 1w
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LoverOfLearning @Sarahreadstoomuch @JackOBotts Just watched the homecoming dance scene. Omg I love Charlie already. Not at all what I expected this movie to be but loving it so far. 1w
OrangeMooseReads Absolutely LOVE the book I‘ve read it several times. I shut the movie off 20-30 minutes in and have never tried to watch it again. 1w
LoverOfLearning @OrangeMooseReads you'll be happy to know I put the audiobook on hold on Libby. :) 1w
shortsarahrose I haven‘t read the book, but the movie made me cry 😭 (I know I‘m a “bad” book person for seeing the movie and not reading the book, but I also think the whole “the book is always better”/“I never see the movie” thing is pretentious). But I might read it someday. My TBR is just too big 😆 1w
LoverOfLearning @shortsarahrose same. That's why u watched the movie first. Reading this many books right now. But I do have it on hold on libby. Yeah the movie 100% made me cry!! Was very good. Had no idea what it was about 1w
DogMomIrene I watched the movie years ago. I remember crying, but I don‘t remember plot details. This book was actually one of my #ReadYourEbooks titles this month, and I didn‘t get to it. It‘s staying on the ebook list, though. 1w
LoverOfLearning @DogMomIrene hope you get to read it soon! My hold on libby will come in soon. Thankful it's a short read. I have tooo many audiobooks rn ha! 7d
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BookaholicNatty
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This was another one I was encouraged to read by my fiancé and it did not disappoint! I‘m curious to hear thoughts from others who have read this book. What do you think the title represented or meant related to the story told in the book? Would love to hear your thoughts!

Suet624 I read this book years ago, so I can‘t rmanswer your question, but I can tell you that I really, really liked this book and gave copies to friends. 1w
CSeydel I enjoyed this one and its nuanced portrayal of the different types of love. But I never did quite get a handle on the title. 1w
Reggie Ooof the part where the uncle gives her the teapot sayings it‘s for the best kind of people. 😭 1w
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HeatherBookNerd Love that book 1w
CarolynM I thought it was a beautiful book, but, like you, I was stumped by the title. 1w
BookaholicNatty So this was my thought on the title….i looked at Junes parents as the wolves. In the end Toby comes to their house and dies on their couch. So I kind of looked at the title meaning that he was telling the wolves he was home but I could be far from the actual meaning. 7d
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lynneamch
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When Emmet is released from juvenile detention, he and his 8-year-old brother hatch a plan to follow the trail of their absent mother's postcards from Nebraska to SanFrancico. What begins as a #LoveontheRoad experience soon gets complicated as two escapees from the facility highjack the intented road trip. #FeelintheLove @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs

Eggs Perfect 👌🏼 2w
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Nessavamusic
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Very early in the book I realized this is not for me, so DNFing. #hailthebail and another book off my physical tbr.

CoverToCoverGirl I love her BDB series and spin offs but I have purposely avoided this one. So glad I did. 2w
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Kind of a Big Deal | Shannon Hale
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Next up! And I managed to make a sort of an omelet (my nemesis, they always end up just scrambled eggs 😂)

BethM I am absolutely incapable of making an omelette 😝 2w
nelsonmatt890 I like to connect with you and read, lol. 1w
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issa_pk
The Outsiders | SE Hinton
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This book is so well written and real, one of my top reads from Febuary!

LoverOfLearning Just recently listened to this again. Been a long time since I read it in high school. Still an excellent read. 2w
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