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Small Things Like These
by Claire Keegan
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This is a simple and heart-warming story.

The Quick and the Dead
by Louis L'Amour
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This is the second book I have read this summer by this author and I really enjoyed this one. It is an old time western, with the traditional “tenderfoot” family moving out west, but having no idea what they were up against which, in this case, is lack of law. Enter Con Vallian, a man who seems to live on the range with just his horse and who decides to stay around to help this family. What I liked most was how well developed the characters were, particularly Con. This author has opened up a whole new genre for me.

Problematic Summer Romance
by Ali Hazelwood
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I love Ali Hazelwood books! I struggled to get through Deep End, but loved Problematic Summer Romance as much as all of her other books.

The Marriage Of Mary Russell
by Laurie R. King
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Guess who Mary Russell marries? Go on, guess! Nope, she marries Sherlock Holmes! And what a wonderful job this author does telling this tale. She crafts, for us, the background story of Mary, while keeping the personality of Holmes aligned during what would be an unlikely event for him. What a wonderful read!

All The Beauty In The World
by Patrick Bringley
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Patrick was a guard for 10 years at the Metropolitan Museum of /Art & talks about experiencing art & what role it can play in our lives. Since I’ve been to the museum many times it was almost like a refresher course of what I had seen.

18 Tiny Deaths
by Bruce Goldfarb
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This is a very interesting book about the woman called "the mother of modern forensics".

At The Reunion Buffet
by Alexander McCall Smith
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This is a wonderful tale that everyone can relate to; the anxiety and anticipation surrounding a high school reunion, and Smith tells a wonderful tale here. And as the old classmates gather, grudges come to the surface, and secrets behind them are revealed.

Circe
by Madeline Miller
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I enjoyed the dive into mythology, and the book was well-written. However, it did drag a bit at times, and the majority of it was too depressing for my tastes.

The Emperor of Gladness
by Ocean Vuong
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I'm not saying this book is awful, it actually draws some interesting parallels between Vietnam and the Holocaust. It is with sadness I say that the gladness was sucked right out of me with the repetition and long draw out story

The Girl Who Married A Lion
by Alexander McCall Smith
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This is a compilation of short stories set in Africa. They involve, for the most part, issues between man and animal or animal and animal. They are interesting and fun but also have a larger message.
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