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Bunjitsu Bunny Vs. Bunjitsu Bunny
by John Himmelman
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I LOVED IT

Cafe Con Leche
by Winthrop R. Wright
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this was cute! It’s very much was a romance book, which isn’t exactly my vibe, but I’m sure if it was more my forte I would’ve enjoyed it just that much more, it is written very well and I like that characters get up predictively happy ending

Love Redesigned
by Lauren Asher
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Parents are best friends and they were raised as siblings, but there’s always been something there. After her world falls apart she returns home to heal from devastating losses, she finds herself along the way. And also, a live that has been there all along.

Treasure Island
by Robert Louis Stevenson
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intriguing story and very well written

The Sticky Note Manifesto Of Aisha Agarwal
by Ambika Vohra
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This was a great book! It wasn't as good as these past two books I read, but it was still a great read!

my friends
by Fredrik Backman
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love this book and it's characters

The Inheritance Games
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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Started this book last spring and never finished, restarted this summer and finally got to the end! Loved all the twists and turns

Bunjitsu Bunny Jumps To The Moon
by John Himmelman
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It`s a good book

China Dolls
by Lisa See
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I enjoyed this book. The setting is SanFrancisco 1938. Three girls, different backgrounds became quick friends then betrayal and jealousy changed everything.

Truly Madly Guilty
by Liane Moriarty
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Set in Australia. Rain for days and days after a backyard barbecue tragedy. 400 pages of complex relationships and secrets and regret and worry. It all wraps up in the end, though.
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