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Known To The Victim
by K.L. Armstrong
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I liked the references to Toronto and surrounding cities. Felt like she was trying to teach me protective habits. But still liked it.

My Friends
by Fredrik Backman
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A book of two interweaving stories that speak to how we can foster our inner child, or let it die. I’m a big fan of two stories that interact with each other, especially so when there is a time gap between the two. Being able to connect stories over time speaks to the authors ability to connect to the reader as well.

I Heard A Crow Before I Was Born
by Jules Delorme
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Touching, interesting, and unique prose.

Flirtation Or Faceoff
by Leah Brunner
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Cute hockey themed easy reading romance.

A Cat Cafe Christmas
by Codi Gary
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So far so good. I love the humour! Ha ha

What Happened To You?
by Oprah Winfrey
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Informative yet sad. both worrisome and hopeful. Love the connection of reaction as a result of brain development

Days At The Morisaki Bookshop
by Satoshi Yagisawa
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A nice easy read. Only wish the book was a bit longer. The book is a slice of life book about the love of reading, whether it’s veteran readers, or people learning to love to read for the first time, and the connections that brings about.

Beach read
by Emily Henry
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Cute read

Intermezzo
by Sally Rooney
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I listened to this as an audiobook and the narrator had the most lovely Irish accent. I had never read a Sally Rooney novel before, but was recommended this by a friend, and I enjoyed it very much. Being a sibling is hard, so is losing a parent, and being in love. Great novel!

Finding Flora
by Elinor Florence
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Read aloud to my wife. A feel good tale (historical) of homesteading in Alberta in the early 1900's.
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