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Hamilton: Original Broadway Cast Recording by Lin-Manuel Miranda
Tiffany says:
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I love almost every song in this musical. The songs are catchy—and it’s not a bad history lesson either! -
The Stand (Complete and Uncut) by Stephen King
Beth says:
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King is a master at taking something that could actually happen—like the government accidentally releasing a germ—and weaving his story around it.Even though the page count can be intimidating, it’s a great story of good vs evil. Within the first 30 pages of this book, you are sucked into the story and the backstories of each character. -
Paper Girls Vol. I by Brian K. Vaughan
Beth says:
For anyone who likes graphic novels—especially girls—this series has it all: aliens, dinosaurs (YAY), time warps, and girls that can kick butt and take care of themselves! It’s great to see women/girls as the strong leaders!
Chris says:
Imaginative and wild. This comic has a way of playing with your perceptions and keeping you guessing.Tracy says:
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Smart and bizarre in all the best ways, Paper Girls is a sci-fi adventure filled with strange twists and a cool ’80s vibe. A weird and wonderful rollercoaster ride for Stranger Things fans! -
Lucifer’s Hammer by Larry Niven
Beth says:
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Another great apocalyptic fiction book I’d never heard of turned out to be a great ride! -
Mom, Dad, Our Books, and Me by Danielle Marcotte
Monty says:
This is a great book to promote reading and its importance. A young boy discovers reading and then notices that reading is all around us. -
Her Right Foot by Dave Eggars
Beth says:
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A great read for kids and adults, with super fun and interesting facts about the Statue of Liberty! Plus, DAVE EGGARS—so it’s funny. -
The Littlest Viking by Alexandra Penfold
Steph S. says:
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When Sven is no longer the littlest Viking he begins to feel sad, but then he realizes there is something better to be: A big brother! -
Crash! The Cat by David McPhail
Beth says:
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I loved this book!! Being a cat lover, I can relate to a kitty who’s a handful! Crash the Cat runs around and crashes into things and people, but his family loves him just the way he is. This book teaches children and adults about unconditional love. -
Can I Be Your Dog? by Troy Cummings
Steph S. says:
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An adorable dog sends letters to everyone on Butternut Street to see if he can find a home. Wonderful illustrations support an endearing story. LOVED IT! -
Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin
Beth says:
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Quick and fun to read to kids! Dragons + Tacos= AWESOME!! -
Dragons Love Tacos 2: The Sequel by Adam Rubin
Beth says:
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Dragons + Tacos + a TIME MACHINE= SUPER AWESOME STORY FUN!! -
I Am the Boss of This Chair by Carolyn Crimi
Beth says:
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I took this home and read it to my 3 Freeloaders to try to teach them to share. I don’t think it sunk in much, but they loved the story and the illustrations!! They give it a 4 paws up!! -
A Couch for a Llama by Leah Gilbert
Beth says:
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I llove llamas! The Llago familly lloses their couch, and a llama finds it and lloves it! Can they get their couch back, or will the llama llive it it for a llong time?? -
Trio-the Story of a Three-Legged Cat by Andrea Wisnewski
Beth says:
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Trio the three-legged cat won’t be stopped from trying just because he only has 3 legs. He shows us how to work to overcome obstacles, that everyone is different, and that you should accept people (and cats) they way they are! I loved his true story—and there’s more of his life story at the end of the book!! -
Bobbie The Wonder Dog by Tricia Brown
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This book shows everyone that even dogs can face and conquer adversity!! This wonderful story makes me cry every time I read it!! I HEART Bobbie! -
I Remember You by Yrsa Sigurdardottir
Kirsten says:
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CHILLER-THRILLER. Very intriguing, well paced and exciting! Fresh, yet comfortable approach to thrill writing. -
NOW That’s What I Call Broadway
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One of the best collections of Broadway super songs. From old classics to more modern hits. -
÷ by Ed Sheeran
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A great artist for a classic sound or a relaxing evening. Choose the Deluxe Edition if you can! -
24K Magic by Bruno Mars
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One of my favorite CDs for a party or a night out with friends. -
Beautiful Broken Girls by Kim Savage
Heather says:
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This is a bizarre tale, but the writing is so good and the execution so flawless, it allows for the arcane to bleed into reality. The big reveal is simply stunning, and waiting for it is the best part. -
Tempests and Slaughter by Tamora Pierce
Angela says:
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Pierce is by far one of the best young adult authors, and this book doesn’t let her fans down! If you haven’t read any of her previous books you can start here. Was a great read that I stayed up late to finish. -
Strongheart by Candace Fleming
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This book is a work of fiction based on true facts. It is about a German Shepherd trained as a vicious police dog but later adopted by a movie director. The dog then becomes a famous 1920s’ film star who still has to overcome some “ruff” situations. It is a very easy and fast read! -
I Kill the Mockingbird by Paul Acampora
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I loved this book!! I loved the theme that a teacher inspired his students to dream and to change the world. -
The Witch Boy by Molly Ostertag
Chris says:
I couldn’t put this book down. The art and the story blew me away from the very beginning. Plus, I loved the themes of magic and self-discovery.Heather says:
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An eclectic family of witches and shapeshifters, and a young boy who questions what fate really has in store for him. Coupled with gorgeous artwork, this graphic novel is a reminder that no one can tell you what to be or who you are—that choice is yours alone. -
The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn
Mona says:
If you enjoy psychological suspense, you will like reading this book.Tiffany says:
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I love a well-done unreliable narrator and The Woman in the Window has that in spades. This book contains traces of The Girl on the Train, as well as a Hitchcockian movie atmosphere. -
All the Animals Where I Live by Philip H. Stead
Beth says:
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I loved the simplicity of the story, the beautiful illustrations, and most especially Wednesday the dog (and his “Wolfman” teeth!!!). A great book for reading to a child! -
Breathe Like a Bear by Kira Willey
Angela says:
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A simple, sweet kids’ book that gives good examples for ways kids can become calmer and more focused. Would be a great book for parents to read and follow along with their kids! -
Debbie Macomber’s Table: Sharing the Joy of Cooking with Family and Friends by Debbie Macomber
Cheryl says:
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I love to read cookbooks, especially one by my favorite author. The recipes are easy to follow, the ingredients usually on hand, and I love the added bonus of family pictures included throughout the book. -
New Beginning by Tracy Chapman
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Tracy’s simple arrangements and intimate, socially-conscious lyrics always leave me feeling reflective. Her powerful, husky voice can be downright hypnotic, and her songs are a miracle of storytelling.