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Lights, Camera, Rebecca!
by Jacqueline Greene
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Very fun to read

Weyward
by Emilia Hart
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This was a powerful tale that spans centuries; it focuses on the women of the Weyward family, all of whom suffer abuse by men. It's brutal to read what they went through but I drew comfort from the women's inner strength, cunning and sense of purpose. I enjoyed reading about their bond with the natural world and their ability to use herbs to heal which, in ancient times, caused them to be labeled witches. I thought the book was well-written and engrossing.

My Hero Academia, Vol. 3
by Kohei Horikoshi
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It was good!

Linked
by Gordon Korman
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It’s a realistic fiction story. I could not put this book down.

Taylor Swift: All Access
by Scholastic
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It is about Taylor Swift from all the good things she did in her life and when the song and albums came out.

Ghosts: A Graphic Novel
by Raina Telgemeier
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Catrina and her family are moving to the cost of Northern California because her little sister, Maya is sick. Cat isn't happy about leaving her friends for their new town, Maya has cystic fibrosis and will benefit from the cool , salty air that blows from the sea.

My Brilliant Friend
by Elena Ferrante
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The first and my favorite of her neopolitan stories, the inception of the friendship between two young women, brilliant in different ways

Best Brother Ever! (figgy And Boone)
by Janee Trasler
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Liked it

Dancing With Manatees
by Faith McNulty
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Fun facts

Hamnet
by Maggie O'Farrell
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A beautifully written book about Shakespeare's family and the era in which he lived. The title refers to his son Hamnet who died of the plague and inspired Shakespeare to write Hamlet. But the main character is really Shakespeare's wife, a woman who does not fit easily into the norms expected for a woman in those days. She is independent and a healer who is more comfortable in the woods than at the hearth. Great book!
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