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The Last Grudge
by Max Seeck
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This book was well written and kept my interest. It’s very suspenseful and had a surprise ending. Love all the characters in the book.

Ella Minnow Pea
by Mark Dunn
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Humorous satire on totalitarian government.

Advent In Plain Sight A Devotion Through Ten Objects
by Jill J. Duffield
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A thought provoking study that carried me from Advent all the way through to Epiphany (Jan 6). It was a wonderful follow-up to her Lent in Plain Sight for the book club I’m in. Highly recommended!

Hop on pop
by Dr Seuss Books
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I liked some of the pictures and the rhymes

The Ghost Hunter Next Door
by Danielle Garrett
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A great start to a fantastic series.

Steam Train Dream Train
by Sherri Duskey Rinker Books
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I like the numbers and the different silly animals.

Goodnight Moon Board Book
by Margaret Wise Brown
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Love the bowl full of mush

Outdoor School: Tree, Wildflower, And Mushroom Spotting
by Mary Kay Carson
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The activities were quite what thought from a quick scan, but the identifying pages were great as was the way identifying presented and broken down.

A World Of Curiosities
by Louise Penny
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Another Inspector Gamache mystery in Three Pines.

Tears Of Amber
by Sophia Segovia
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This world War 2 historical fiction was one of the best I have read yet. It follows 2 different children as their families struggle to survive but the twist is that they were German themselves. It shows the devastation that the Fuhrer caused his own country as well as the rest of the world.
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