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Worthy Opponents
by Danielle Steel
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Great book. It has exciting and romantic parts that keep you engaged. It also reminds you to respect those less fortunate than you

Matilda
by Roald Dahl
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Florida Roadkill
by Tim Dorsey
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The background of Serge and Coleman are explained. Serge is a little more psycho in this book and not as likable as in “Naked Came the Florida Man”. Still, so much creativity and lol entries, just wish he was alive.

Sunny Rolls The Dice
by Jennifer L. Holm
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I love these series books they are very interesting and I can’t wait to read the next book in the series. I love this author and I hope they write more books.

The blue umbrella
by Emily Davidson
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Great

Twelve Sharp
by Janet Evanovich Stephanie Plum Series
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I listened to the audiobook. Finally we learn more about Ranger. He has a surprising past and it

Lost Hero, The (heroes Of Olympus, The, Book One)
by Rick Riordan
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This is the first book in a connecting series of Percy Jackson that Rick riordan wrote. In this book it is in the perspective of 3 other demigods going on a quest but they are new to this so the stakes felt higher than usual.

Sea Glass Summer
by Miranda Liasson
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This was such a sweet story, not a difficult read at all but who is looking for that in a summer read?! Kit is lovely, relatable and most importantly real. The heartbreak of losing a spouse is not something that should be glossed over even for a fictional story. Her story of opening up again and coming out of her grief was beautiful and never felt too heavy so that you were bogged down. If you're looking for a book to read out on your deck with a glass of sweet tea or with your toes buried in the sand at the beach the SeaShell Harbor series would be my recommendation.

Where Is The No. 2?
by Thomas Adams
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Local author, who spoke at our library, writes a fascinating history of the sinking of the Marquette & Bessemer No. 2. His bibliography is 7 pages long excluding the pages under “Work’s Cited “. I found it a well written and a very compelling book. I appreciated review of facts. I am not nautically trained and yet I could appreciate the details brought up in the challenges of hypothesizing the ship ‘s final resting place.

Broken throne
by Victoria Aveyard
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Was the 5th book of the series and felt slow. It took me a while to get through the book because I was uninterested and there was not much plot compared to the rest of the series
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