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Parents Weekend
by Alex Finlay
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Kids going missing is my worst nightmare as a Mom. Gripping read.

Skeleton Crew
by Stephen King
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The Mist and jaunt are fantastic the other 21 short stories are middling

Power of Habits
by Charles Duhigg
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Loved detailed examples of how habits can have tremendous impacts on our daily life.

Pages to Fill
by Travis Baldree
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A perfect prequel to Legends & Lattes

An Infinite Love Story
by Chanel Cleeton
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Five stars for this romance set during the 1960s space race.

The Housemaid's Secret
by Freida McFadden
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Good sequel, not too repetitive of the first

Murder By Memory
by Olivia Waite
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An interesting sci fi concept about being able to switch bodies. Makes it more complicated when there’s a murder…

Pandora's Star
by Peter F. Hamilton
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This is an expansive novel with a lot of great ideas. As a sci-fi, I enjoyed the story and the scale of ideas. However, what I found challenging was the number of characters and different story lines, which were a bit hard to keep track of. I also had issues with the pacing where it would pick up at some points, and then nothing much will happen for a long time.

The Midnight Library
by Matt Haig
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So many lessons to learn, great book.

My Lady Greensleeves
by Frederik Pohl
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A very interesting book about segregation, classism, and the future of the police force. Quite thought provoking. Seeing the different viewpoints of those within the Jug and those without. A short story that gives just enough detail about the world it’s set in without wasting pages going too deep in it. This is just a slice of these lives, but it’s a very interesting slice.
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