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The Address by Fiona Davis
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An architectural forerunner of it’s time, The Dakota Building, slowly slipped from its beginnings in the 1800’s to present day, 1985. The family who now stands to inherit The Dakota learn all about the deep dark secrets of the building and its former residents. So much history, twists and turns, I loved this book.
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The Mistake I Made by Paula Daly
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This book was a page-turner and very entertaining. I wanted to keep reading to find out how a person gets out of such a sticky situation that affects so many. -
Lies by T.M. Logan
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I love psychological thrillers and this debut novel did not disappoint. Just when I thought I knew what was happening, the ending really shocked me. The suspense was really intense! -
Rust & Stardust by T. Greenwood
Cindy says:
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It happens every day yet horrifying to even imagine. Young girl kidnapped , abused in so many ways while kept hostage. Her only saviors being a few special people who became friends along her way, always looking to be saved by her mother.
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Crafty Llama by Mike Kerr
Stephanie says:
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Llama likes to knit for her friends, and soon the whole forest is busy crafting gifts for each other, all except beaver. Beaver doesn’t want to do anything that’s not useful. Soon, Beaver and Llama discover just how useful creating can be.
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Mary Poppins by PL Travers
Stephanie says:
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The wonderful story of Mary Poppins is told in this beautifully illustrated picture book just in time for the new movie to come out!
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Rainbow by Kesha
Jill says:
Kesha’s struggles to release this album have been well-documented; the music her fans have waited so long for does not disappoint. It is powerful, and the themes of letting go of the past and finding strength within yourself have resonated strongly with me.
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Strays Like Us by Cecilia Galate
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Well written story of an angry 12 year old girl who must go into foster care where she meets a wonderful lady who helps her overcome some of her issues. The story is about family, love, friendship, and devotion. -
A Quiet Place
Lindsay says:
This film will keep you at the edge of your seat, and the quietness of the film just adds to the intensity.Tiffany says:
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This is easily the best horror movie that I have seen in years. -
First Reformed
Donna says:
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This movie makes you think about issues in a way that you ordinarily would not. It is engrossing, while at the same time made in such a way that some may perceive to be slow moving. I enjoyed the contrasts. -
My Dog Laughs by Rachel Isadora
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This is a well-written and well-illustrated book about children and their dogs. -
The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
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A heartwarming story, narrated with humor and compassion unexpectedly. A young girl, living in Nazi Germany during WWII, discovers a book and the power of words. -
The Handmaid’s Tale: 1st Season
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The Handmaid’s Tale feels timely and is unlike anything else on television. Elisabeth Moss is phenomenal. -
The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton
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The Outsiders is the first assigned book I read in high school that I absolutely loved. Ponyboy, his brothers, and his best friend Johnny show how hard it can be to survive when you have very little. -
I’ll Be Gone In The Dark by Michelle McNamara
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Michelle McNamara conjures the fear and paranoia that The Golden State Killer must have inspired during his reign of terror. I could not put this book down. -
Alicia: My Story by Alicia Appleman-Jurman
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This is a story of an incredible youth who survived the holocaust by using her courage, quick thinking, and creativity to not only survive but also help others to survive. -
Goodnight Batcave by Dave Croatto
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Hilarious parody of Goodnight, Moon, featuring Batman and his most famous villains! Kids will love it, and parents will love reading it!! -
This Book Is Red by Beck & Matt Stanton
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This book is so much fun. You can interact while reading the story. Children will love the colors. -
Hunger by Roxane Gay
Chris says:
An incredibly powerful story. Emotional as it is insightful, this memoir takes a look at the intersection between food and trauma.Tracy says:
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Stunning, honest, and brave. Roxane Gay is a superb talent, and I was by turns heartbroken, inspired, and awed by every word she wrote. Her story is both universal and achingly personal. -
The Patriot
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This movie is filled with action, history, and excitement. Mel Gibson and Heath Ledger are great. The movie takes you along for an incredible, heartbreaking ride through the American Revolution. -
Best of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
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I loved Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood growing up, and now my son absolutely loves Daniel Tiger. Daniel will teach your little one how to do things from sharing, to even using the potty. -
Southernmost by Silas House
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Local author, Silas House, makes you feel as if he is a family member. I have read all five of his books, with Southernmost being the newest. Like the rest of his books, once you pick it up, you cannot put it down. Southernmost is a novel regarding a contemporary issue from a “backhome” point of view. -
Troublemaker by Linda Howard
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If you enjoy suspense, romance, and humor—this book has it all. As a Linda Howard, fan I expected no less and was not disappointed. -
Because I Had a Teacher by Kobi Yamada
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A very heartwarming book thanking a teacher for all he/she has done. -
Swan Song by Robert R. McCammon
Beth says:
Another post-apocalyptic masterpiece!! If you liked The Stand, you will like this book—great character development, the struggle to survive, and good vs. evil will draw you in and keep you reading until the epic battle is fought and won. But won by whom? -
Band of Brothers by Stephen Ambrose
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When you read this book, you feel as though you were there as events were unwinding. From the day the 101st division was created to the capturing of the Kehlsteinhaus, you’ll want to read until the very end. -
The Awakening by Kate Chopin
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A women fighting for her voice in 19th-Century America. This book makes you question how much you truly take for granted in today’s norm. -
Not Too Late by Norah Jones
Donna says:
I love Norah Jones’s voice. Her range is tremendous. I have seen her in concert, and her personality is such that you feel like she is in your living room singing. This same concept comes across on her CDs. Her songs are all about life and love, and living them. -
After Laughter by Paramore
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Paramore’s music has taken a huge step forward with their latest album. There is a strong ’80s influence, and I love the juxtaposition of upbeat melodies with melancholy lyrics. -
Let Me Lie by Clare Mackintosh
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Very suspenseful with an unexpected ending!