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Tell the Wolves I'm Home: A Novel | Carol Rifka Brunt

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This was a touching book. I thoroughly enjoyed it. #Booked2018 #MCwithAnInvisibleIllness #audiobook #27of36

Cinfhen, BarbaraTheBibliophage, alisiakae

Cinfhen Still on my TBR🙄 6y

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Murder as a Fine Art | David Morrell

My final quarter of #booked2018 is complete. Here‘s what I read—

#newin2018 Heartland
#mcwithaninvisibleillness Reasons to Stay Alive
#spooky The Elementals
#underdoghero Murder as a Fine Art
#MCover70 Three Things About Elsie
#featuresaholiday Better Not Cry

Cinfhen, BarbaraTheBibliophage, alisiakae

vivastory I just checked out Murder As A Fine Art. Your review has me even more excited for it. 6y

Reviewsbylola It was really good!! The author wrote in his afterword that he immersed himself in 1854 Victorian London for two years in preparation for writing this book and it clearly showed. He went above and beyond by including a lot of details about the period. @vivastory (edited) 6y

vivastory That sounds exactly what I was looking for! I'm looking for a new historical mystery series after I read the final book in MJ Carter's series

The Devil's Feast: The Blake and Avery Mystery Series

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Crazeedi Thank you, I'm adding a couple to.my tbr! 6y

Reviewsbylola Three Things About Elsie I would have never read without this challenge probably and it was one of my favorites of the year! @Crazeedi 6y

Crazeedi @Reviewsbylola thank you! I'm checking that one out! 6y

alisiakae Which one was your favorite? They all sound good! 6y

Reviewsbylola Definitely Three Things About Elsie. I really enjoyed them all though, which is awesome! @4thhouseontheleft 6y

VeganCleopatra You Better Not Cry has a disturbing cover. 😬😏 6y

Reviewsbylola I like to convince myself it‘s Augusten himself rockin that suit. 😂😂 @VeganCleopatra 6y

Cinfhen 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻can‘t wait to see your new reads in 2019 6y

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Dead Serious: Breaking the Cycle of Teen Suicide | Jane Mersky Leder

These are the nonfiction books I got about mental health and depression. The top one won‘t end up in my classroom because I realized it‘s too mature for middle school, and the tagged book is more for educators and adults helping teens, but I have high hopes that some students will want to read the others.

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(Don't) Call Me Crazy: 30+ Voices Start the Conversation about Mental Health

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Project Semicolon: Your Story Isn't Over

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Hello Cruel World: 101 Alternatives to Suicide for Teens, Freaks, and Other Outlaws

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Reasons to Stay Alive

PirateJenny Matt Haig has a follow up coming out early next year. 6y

RainyDayReading May want to check out this book as well, it helped me quite a bit.

If You Feel Too Much: Thoughts on Things Found and Lost and Hoped For

Reviewsbylola I‘m reading the Haig for #mcwithaninvisibleillness for #booked2018 6y

tjwill @PirateJenny Cool, thanks! I just read his novel How to Stop Time and loved it. He also posts useful stuff on his Twitter feed. @Reviewsbylola 6y

tjwill @RainyDayReading I will, thanks! 6y

PirateJenny @Reviewsbylola 💕 6y

PirateJenny @tjwill He really does. I have bipolar and I love him. I haven't gotten to HTST yet, but I'll be working on the paperback 6y

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