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May Book List

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Uncommon Criminals by Ally CarterAfter the events and revelations of Heist Society, teenager Katarina Bishop has become a vigilante thief, only stealing to recover what crooks have taken from the innocent. She’s also determined to work alone, shunning the help … Continue reading

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God Loves Broken People

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Half a decade ago, I read Sheila Walsh’s excellent book on depression, The Heartache No One Sees. I had never heard of Sheila before (despite her fame as a singer, speaker, and writer), but I was quickly taken in by her transparency, hard-knocks wisdom, and … Continue reading

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April Book List

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The Future of Us by Jay Asher and Carolyn MacklerI LOVE the premise of this novel: in 1996, two estranged best friends sign up for AOL and see their Facebook profiles – fifteen years in the future. The profiles start to … Continue reading

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I Must Become A Lion Hearted Girl

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If you’re not a Harry Potter nerd, or a personality test enthusiast, or are annoyed by people talking about fictional worlds as if they’re real, you’ll probably want to skip this post. To everyone who remains: I finally joined Pottermore … Continue reading

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World Book Night 2012

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Yesterday I volunteered as a book giver for World Book Night! I first heard about it in a newsletter from our local independent bookstore. WBN started overseas last year and expanded to America this year. The organizers pre-selected 30 books for people to … Continue reading

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