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Monster High
by Lisi Harrison
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Monster High by Lisi Harrison is a fiction book focused on monsters. Two new students join a school where monsters have been hiding and coexisting with humans, or normies, for generations. I feel like this book and series is an interesting casual read for when you don't know what you wanna read next.
The Other Mothers
by Katherine Faulkner
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This book was an enjoyable read. It falls into the troupe of rich English mom group drama thrillers. A new mom, Tash, is welcomed into the fold of a group of rich and wealthy mothers, but when a second young woman is found dead, Tash looks closer at her new group of friends. I really enjoy these types of books, and I’d recommend them for a good beach or vacation read.
The Travelling Cat Chronicles
by Hiro Arikawa
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I think I have to amend my earlier assertion that Before the Coffee Gets Cold is my favorite Japanese fiction in translation. I think this might be it, instead.
Wild Scottish Knight
by Tricia O'Malley
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Opposites attract in this modern-day fairytale when American Sophie MacKnight inherits a Scottish castle along with a hot, grumpy Scotsman who is tasked with training her to be a magickal knight before the Kelpies wreak havoc on the people of Loren Brae. This book had a little bit of everything in it, romance and adventure, a little humor too. It definitely held my interest and was a book I didn't want to put down!
Greta & Valdin
by Rebecca K Reilly
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A read that made my heart ache. Another piece of queer fiction that left me itching to read more. The overall plot of Greta & Valdin didn't actually matter very much. As other reviewers have said, much of what pushes this book along is a certain vibe and the characters themselves. I adored the journey the two main characters took: with themselves, their families, and their own identities. Greta and Valdin are a pair of siblings, living together through a crucial time in young adulthood. Greta is a lesbian, no longer dating men, and starting the novel pining for someone whose mixed signals turn her into my least favorite character of the book. Valdin is gay and pining over his ex boyfriend, something so deeply relatable, that I had to put down the book several times and think of my own relationship. I wish I could forget this book just to read it again. Highly recommend.
Stellarlune
by Shannon Messenger
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In the ninth book in the bestselling Keeper of the Lost Cities series, Sophie and her friends discover the true meaning of power—and evil. I was a little disappointed by this book because the author will have so many loose ends to tie up in the upcoming books. Still, I love Keeper of the Lost Cities, as many do, and I would recommend it. This book, in particular, was not as good as the rest of them though.
The Song Of Sourwood Mountain
by Ann H. Gabhart
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A sweet and lovely story of found family and a marriage of convenience. I loved the characters and the children in the story took my heart. Ann H. Gabhart's stories pull at the heart strings and make you feel something special.
A Court Of Frost And Starlight
by Sarah J. Maas
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A cute little Christmas special! After the events of ACOWAR, Feyre navigates her first winter solstice as High Lady of the Night Court. It was a great break from the heavy, action-packed warfare of the previous books, which just allowed me to enjoy the characters a bit (without their lives being in constant danger!).
Dear Daddy, Please Hold Us
by Colette Davison
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Long story short: I should have DNF'd this book. If it wasn't for wanting to find out what happened with Rett in the relationship I would have dropped it before the halfway mark. Not worth sticking around. Also, I guess I really don't like Christmas books in July.
The Boys Vol 1
by Garth Ennis
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As soon many people are, based on the wait time for the comic, I wanted to read the book the hit Amazon prime show was based on. The show is dark and gritty and a biting satire of American politics. The comics are not. Instead they are full of senseless violence and naked women and smugness. I have a friend who read the comic and refuses to watch the show as a result. I can confidently tell him he can safely try it. A rare case of the book not being better.