book recommendation
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Fletcher Pryde, Duke of Greycourt, has not had the happiest of childhoods and it shows. He is cold, wealthy, and carries a reputation he didn’t ask for. But when his mother is widowed yet again, the winds of fate may change for Grey and the life he envisioned for himself. Beatrice is not your average
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Lara Jean and Peter were never supposed to be together. But once they started the faux relationship, the feelings turned real. But when another boy from her past shows up, Lara Jean remembers all the reasons she had fallen for him too. Is it possible to be in love with two people at once? Jenny
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Alison Bannister has spent the past ten years looking for her son, and in the middle of a Wiltshire antiques shop, she comes across a portrait that could be the key to finding him. The portrait is of a woman known as Mary Seymour. Alison knows this because they grew up together. The Phantom Tree
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It’s hard enough being a teenage girl trying to make it through high school. But when you find out that you’re a Guardian of the Garden of Eden…well, things get much harder. Lainie Gracewood has lived her whole life in Nalong and has dreamed of leaving the farmland she knows for big adventures in the
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Hey book lovers! I’m still working on getting back into the swing of regular reading after taking a break. And hoping to get a habit going before my actual job kicks into high gear for the next couple of months. Today’s #FictionFriday, I’d like to introduce you to Seveneves by Neal Stephenson. I’m not usually big
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Hey guys! I feel a little guilty this week as I haven’t read in any of the books I’m supposed to. I just haven’t had the motivation this week. Let’s be honest, if I’d forced myself to read, I wouldn’t have enjoyed it. So I took this week off and worked on some personal things.
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It’s Friday!!! *cue happy dance* I don’t know about y’all but it’s supposed to be gorgeous today and I intend to enjoy every bit of this weather. Anyone else happy to have those winter blues melt away? This #FictionFriday I’d like to introduce you to The Sight. I read this book a few years back and
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A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one. Welcome to another #FictionFriday, book lovers! The weekend is finally here. (Cue the angel choir) While I still have a lot of housework to do this weekend, I’m hoping to get quite a bit of reading done. Currently
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I remember reading Tuck Everlasting back in middle school and this book has stuck with me ever since. I find myself constantly thinking of this book and wanting to read it again and again. Meet Winnie Foster. Her family is relatively normal, life fairly predictable. Until one day she discovers a spring on her family’s land.
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