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Blueberry
I Am the Messenger | Markus Zusak
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A great book.

# Diamond. #DynamicD's.
@Eggs
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

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BookMaven9
Small Favors | Erin A. Craig
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Pickpick

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This author can do no wrong. What a deliciously wonderful creepfest. I love strange forest books and am always imagining what lurks within the trees in the darkness. This gives a good spin on that genre if you love spooky forest stories.

This one is a slow burn that you have to be patient with but it does payoff. The atmosphere alone is worth the read.

I loved her other books!

ICantImReading I‘ve been on a kick with reading all of her books this year after loving “The Thirteenth Child” - I hope to get to this one soon! 🙂 2h
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bookandbedandtea
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Pickpick

I get why most of the #NancyDrewBR found this a bit (ok a lot 😂) OOT but I'm pretty sure 10 year old me was delighted by the nonstop adventure. I didn't remember much of the story so I don't think I read this multiple times but I did recall Nancy driving the boat and I have a clear memory of being impressed by that as a kid because I had never seen a girl doing that. Now, as a Colorado kid, I wasn't spending a ton of time

bookandbedandtea on lakes! 😂 But when I did, I typically saw men- and the occasional woman or teen boy- driving the boats so it was eye opening to me that Nancy was so comfortable doing so. And so competent. As an adult I appreciate these books for showing child me other options for girls. 3h
Librarybelle There was one quote from this when a man was skeptical that Nancy could do something. It was such a good moment that Nancy and Bess and George could prove him wrong! 2h
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StayCurious
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#LittensLoveACOTAR #ACOTAR #ACOWAR Book 3: Ch.36-38: I get that Tarquin has many emotions after his city was attacked-and after their last visit, a thank you to the Night Court probably wasn‘t forthcoming. Once again, Feyre and Rhys don‘t get the respect they deserve. But they‘ve come to expect that. I feel for Tarquin. He‘s a leader in a tough position. ⬇️

StayCurious And all he knows about Tamlin and the fall of the Spring Court is hearsay which leads him to blame Feyre. I wonder if he‘ll come to the meeting or face Hybern on his own. 5h
BarkingMadRead This meeting should be interesting 4h
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LiseWorks I'm getting tired of Nesta 's attitude. 4h
OriginalCyn620 @BarkingMadRead To say the least, right? I can‘t wait for it to actually happen! 4h
BarkingMadRead @OriginalCyn620 I wonder how many more chapters they will talk about it before it happens 🤣 4h
JenlovesJT47 😅😅😅 love the memes! 3h
vonnie862 @BarkingMadRead hahahaha! I agree! 2h
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StayCurious
Eleanor and Park | Rainbow Rowell
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#LittensLoveRomance Ch.25-28: as Eleanor‘s home life grows increasingly tense, as she worries about being kicked out again, she starts to take refuge at Park‘s home and with his family, bit by bit. Park is starting to be less embarrassed by her actions and appearance as they get used to being with each other. It‘s sweet but I‘m feeling very off kilter thinking of what Ritchie is going to do next. I can‘t imagine living in that environment.

LiseWorks I still liked to know if this guy is a drug dealer, gambler, or what. Her mom having to scrounge for food and clothing is bad. 4h
willaful Relating to Eleanor's situation is one of the reasons I loved this book so much. 4h
TheSpineView I get the feeling that everything is going to come to a head soon. 4h
OriginalCyn620 Eleanor‘s situation is so horrible! IDK who I‘m more angry with - Ritchie for being a horrible husband and father or her mom for putting up with it. But at least she has one bright spot with Park. His sweetness is adorable! 4h
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willaful
Past Present Future | Rachel Lynn Solomon

Today I'm partially in Manhattan, partially in Boston, and occasionally in Seattle, navigating the complexities of the first year of college and long-distance love.

#whereareyoumonday

@Cupcake12

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BooksandCoffee4Me
Home Is Not a Country | Safia Elhillo
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Pickpick

A beautiful novel in verse that explores themes of identity, self, loss of self, and family. #poetrymatters #novelinverse #nationalpoetrymonth

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CogsOfEncouragement
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Pickpick

Great pick for #WithTheBanned @Jadams89

This was my first time reading Perks. I watched the movie many years ago and pretty much just remembered the scene pictured above.

Difficult topics dealt with respectively and with hope.

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AroundTheBookWorld
The Case for Jamie | Brittany Cavallaro
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MaggieCarr
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Mehso-so

I've shelved this book dozens of times as a library staff member but watching my tween be engrossed in it and reading ahead of her assignments for school is what made me finally pick it up. Definitely left open for more titles in the series.