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Pride And Prejudice
by Jane Austen
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I loved this booked! I was always so intimidated to start it but once I started I couldn’t put it down. What a love story!

Invisible Girl
by Lisa Jewell
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What I love about this book is that it’s not the typical “who-dunnit”, where the chase leads from person to person, eliminating suspects. In this book, there is so much going on with the plot that everyone is relevant in the end. And the lines between the good guys and the bad guys is not clearly drawn. Someone is accosting woman on the streets and now a young girl has gone missing. It must be the creepy guy who lives on the block, right? But then again….

Death In The Stacks Jenn Mckinlay
by J mckinlay
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Jenn mckinlay cleverly foreshadows her other series by introducing characters in the library series

Deacon King Kong
by James McBride
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So here is a perfect example of why I try really hard not to give up on a book once I start it. The beginning is filled with a description of so many odd named people and one line of their back story that I almost put this down for good. But I hung in there and was rewarded. It’s really a touching tale of life in a community in Brooklyn in 1969 and all the trouble and beauty that went with it. It was a time when everyone knew everyone and taking care of one another was everything. There are a couple of just very silly parts, but overall the writing is beautiful and inspired. Hang in there; it’s worth it!

French pastry murder
by Leslie Meier
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Cozy mystery that highlights sights, sounds and tastes of Paris

The Story Of Arthur Truluv
by Elizabeth Berg
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This is an amazingly beautiful story about loss; loss of a spouse, loss of a parent, loss of a true love. And it is about how people cope with loss and how they sometimes find beauty and purpose in themselves and others. It’s also about getting older and what that can mean. Great book; I highly recommend it.

Long black veil
by Jennifer boylan
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Good read. Interesting characters. Suspenseful whodunnit . Great message of acceptance, forgiveness and love

The Songbook Of Benny Lament
by Beatriz Williams
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Another winner from BW!

Nine Stories
by J. D. Salinger
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This is a most interesting compilation of short stories. Salinger brings his experience with life during war time into his narratives and combines a stark look at emotion and tenderness in a variety of different settings. He likes to look at life experience for the well-to-do, and just a warning, everyone smokes cigarettes here!

Serpentine
by Jonathan Kellerman
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I love Kellerman’s books, especially the Alex Delaware books, and this one did not disappoint. A young woman is trying to discover the truth about the death of her mother. Detective Milo Sturgis begins the case reluctantly, but soon sees there is more to the case than meets the eye. Milo enlisted the aid of his friend and police consultant psychologist Alex Delaware and together they discover that things are not really want they seem to be, now as well as in the past.
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